Invicta FC has undergone some major changes. Executives announced on Thursday that the all-women’s MMA promotion has been sold to Anthem Sports & Entertainment Inc – media company owner of AXS TV, Fight Network, IMPACT Wrestling and Game+, among others. With the sale, the promotion will no longer stream on UFC Fight Pass and will now broadcast live on Anthem-owned AXS TV in the U.S. and Fight Network in Canada. The change kicks in on Friday, May 21 with Invicta FC 44, which is set to host a championship fight. Invicta FC founder and president Shannon Knapp joins Anthem’s executive team as a senior member of the sports media group and will continue work with promotion moving forward
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