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On Location announced "continued strong sales" for the FIFA World Cup Official Hospitality Program, as momentum builds heading into the tournament. The company said, "As fans around the world count down to the kick-off of this historic 48-team edition and with limited offerings still available to purchase, the program is already the world's largest-ever hospitality effort, with over half a million packages allocated, generating more hospitality revenue than any previous FIFA World Cup or global event. Sales for the program surpassed total hospitality sales revenues for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 in June 2025, a full year prior to the 2026 tournament. As of March 31, 2026, FIFA World Cup 2026 hospitality sales had more than doubled revenue obtained through any previous World Cup program. In terms of number of packages sold, the current edition has also already surpassed the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil - the most attended edition to date from a hospitality perspective. Hospitality packages have now been sold to fans in more than 125 countries and all 50 U.S. states, with the program currently in a peak sales period and continuing to track ahead of expectations."

TKO Group, together with the Arizona Sports & Events Alliance, announced a multi-year agreement that will stage a series of premier UFC, WWE, PBR, and Zuffa Boxing events in Arizona. The seven-event agreement will span three years and feature some of TKO's most high-profile live events, creating new opportunities for fans to experience UFC, WWE, PBR, and Zuffa Boxing events in one of the country's leading sports and entertainment markets. "We're excited to build this long-term partnership with the Arizona Sports & Events Alliance to bring some of our biggest events to the state," said Peter Dropick, Executive Vice President, Event Development and Operations for TKO. "We look forward to creating unforgettable moments for fans across the region over the next three years."

TKO Group board announces buyback for up to $1B in common stock