Report: MLW Fusion signs deal with Tubi, will begin premiering episodes on Thursday night

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Years after their first deal fell apart, MLW and Tubi have once again linked up.

MLW has struck a deal to air weekly program Fusion on Tubi, The Hollywood Reporter wrote this week.

Fusion will air on Thursday nights at 8 p.m. ET on the free streaming service, beginning this evening.

MLW was originally planned to ink a deal with Tubi in 2021, although the plan fell through. MLW later alleged in a lawsuit that WWE pressured Tubi to cancel the agreement. Tubi is owned by Fox who, at the time, had a deal to air WWE’s Friday Night Smackdown.

WWE later paid $20 million in an out-of-court settlement.

MLW debuted Fusion as a weekly program in 2018. The show has seen starts and stops over the years, most recently rebooting in late May.

Tubi is one of the many options for catching Fusion. The show will remain available to stream on Saturday nights via Youtube or VEEPs, as well as on Monday via NJPW World.

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