Holly Holm and Ronda Rousey Apparently Ronda Rousey’s upset is not bad for the UFC’s business. Hot on the heels of the hugely successful and shocking UFC 193 event , Standard and Poor’s reported UFC parent company Zuffa’s business outlook is better with its recent success on pay-per-view. The credit rating agency’s rating services on Monday announced it has revised the industry-leading fight promoter’s credit outlook from negative to stable after a tough year with the loss of several marquee fight cards. Zuffa’s corporate credit rating remains the same at BB negative, or three levels below investment grade. While Zuffa is a private company and is not required to disclose its financial information, Standard and Poor’s Ratings Services provides investors with a key measure of its success – whether it’s able to repay debt and how that affects its ability to do business. In 2014, S&P said Zuffa’s EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization) were expected to decline 40 percent , citing card changes and higher operating costs
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UFC parent company’s credit rating improves with successful 2015 events – MMA Junkie