The New York Times is reporting that the UFC is in talks with Comcast to buy the G4 gaming network from the cable giant. If the deal goes through, UFC would move their programming from SpikeTV to their own network. UFC's deal with Spike runs about six more months.

If UFC leaves, that makes TNA Impact Wrestling easily the network's most valuable show. Impact is usually the highest rated show on Spike while UFC draws a better advertising rate and thus more money. With the MMA group gone, TNA becomes even more vital to Spike's strategy than they already are.