Ari Emanuel

And all of them are, both the UFC and the WWE, are huge global brands.

I think all of them, except, you know, I had a conversation with Roger Goodell yesterday.

I was like, how many storylines can you get?

It was an unbelievable weekend, except for Monday night when the Bears lost.

But I think a bunch of them are going to have to adapt.

And I think for some of them, pricing is going to have to come down because I don't think the US domestic market is the right place for them.

As it relates to hockey and baseball, the big ones,

They've done an incredible job adapting to the kind of new environment.

I think baseball's cut like 40 minutes off of the average game.

Yeah, it's incredible what they've done.

They've always been innovative when they launched BAM, and they've been ahead of the curve.

I mean, just look at that Brazil game for the NFL.

Incredible.

Look at what baseball did when they launched the Dodgers and the Cubs in Japan.

Everybody's realizing the value that can happen now.

We just had a UFC event

in Shanghai, which we have a facility and a PI.

We're going to Abu Dhabi.

We've always, and ours has been international.

It's a requirement for continued growth in the sports that you have to go international.