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Bellator MMA Series Moves to Spike TV
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Jan. 10 (Bloomberg) -- The second largest mixed martial arts series in the U.S. is moving to Viacom's network tailored to young male audiences. Bellator CEO Bjorn Rebney and Spike TV President Kevin Kay discuss the popularity of MMA and the new partnership with Sportfolio host Rick Horrow. (Source: Bloomberg)
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