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To own TKO today, you really have to buy into the idea that premium live combat sports can keep pulling in media, sponsorship and event dollars while the UFC–WWE combination is still being integrated. The fresh US$0.78 per share dividend, backed by a US$150,000,000 upstream distribution and layered on top of a new US$174,000,000 buyback, reinforces a story that is now as much about capital returns as it is about topline growth. In the near term, key catalysts still center on media renewals, live event performance and execution around new partnerships like Polymarket, with this dividend unlikely to move those fundamentals by itself. Where it might shift the conversation is around risk: at a rich earnings multiple, heavier cash returns can excite investors, but they also raise the bar on sustaining profitability and managing one off items.
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