Confidential Discussion Materials Project Everest March 21, 2024 Exhibit (C)(3)

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Situation Update Following the prior Special Committee meeting, Centerview has continued to engage with Everest management to further diligence Everest’s financial forecast and business outlook Additional calls held and data requests submitted over the past week to provide clarifications and answers to questions posed by members of the Special Committee Diligence framework to compare current Everest plan to (1) historical performance, (2) analyst forecasts, (3) public guidance and (4) prior Everest management plans Previously discussed preliminary findings have been incorporated herein to provide a more fulsome perspective on Everest’s financial plan Centerview will continue to work with Everest management to fully diligence certain incremental topics

Reminder: Everest Management Plan Overview Revenue Adjusted EBITDA Unlevered FCF (Pre-Tax) OSP EE&R Representation Sport Data & Tech Corporate & Elim. Source: Everest Management Plan as of February 21, 2024 per Everest Management (the “Everest Management Plan”). Note:Dollars in billions. 2023A pro forma for WWE acquisition and IMG Academy divestiture as per Everest Management Plan. n.a. % YOY Growth +21% (7%) +15% +5% +25% % Margin 21% 25% 27% 28% 27% 22% % Conversion 90% 83% 92% 107% 79% ’23A-’28E CAGR: +11% ’23A-’28E CAGR: +16% ’24E-’28E CAGR: +12% Includes $3.0bn of Paris (’24), Milan (’26) and LA (’28) Olympics contributions ~0.4bn of Olympics cash flow delta ’27E to ’28E

Reminder: Everest Management Plan – 2023-2028 Drivers by Segment Revenue Growth By Segment Source:Everest Management Plan. Note: Dollars in millions. (1)Other reflects corporate costs, plan M&A and intersegment eliminations. +8.2% ’23A-’28E Rev. CAGR +15.6% +9.9% +5.3% n.m. +11.1% +7.4pp ’23A – ’28E Margin Expansion +6.2pp +4.7pp +2.9pp n.m. +5.4pp EBITDA Growth by Segment 2028E Other(1) Sports Data & Tech. Representation Events, Experiences & Rights Owned Sports Properties 2023A 2028E Other(1) Sports Data & Tech. Representation Events, Experiences & Rights Owned Sports Properties 2023A ’23A-’27E CAGR: 7.9% ’23A-’27E Exp.: +6.5pp $1,703 Olympics contribution in ’28E $214 Olympics contribution in ’28E

Reminder: Everest Management Plan Overview ’23A ’27E / ’28E Source: Everest Management Plan. Note:2023A pro forma for WWE acquisition and IMG Academy divestiture as per Everest Management Plan. Does not include corporate, eliminations or go-forward M&A. Revenue Adjusted EBITDA Unlevered FCF (Pre-Tax) Reflects 2024E FCF Figures OSP EE&R Representation Sport Data & Tech ’28E ’27E 43% 26% 25% 6% 63% 11% 22% 3% 58% 21% 19% 2%

Reminder: Everest Management Plan Vs. Consensus Source:Everest Management Plan and FactSet as of March 20, 2024. Note:Dollars in billions. 2023A pro forma for WWE acquisition and IMG Academy divestiture as per Everest Management Plan. (1)Management FCF reflects Unlevered FCF before tax. ’23A-’28E CAGR 2023A 2024E 2025E 2026E 2027E 2028E Revenue Mgmt. Cons. +25.1% +10.8% +20.7% (7.0%) +15.3% +4.9% +19.3% (1.7%) +11.0% +3.8% % YoY Growth # Estimates 9 9 4 2 2 +11.1% Adj. EBITDA Mgmt. Cons. Margin 9 9 4 2 2 Unlevered FCF(1) Mgmt. Cons. 70.2% 89.9% 83.1% 91.8% 107.0% 78.7% 69.6% 69.2% 65.8% 66.1% Conv. 2 2 1 1 1 +8.4% +108bps +129bps 21.6% 21.1% 24.8% 26.8% 28.1% 27.0% 21.6% 23.1% 25.2% 26.7% 28.2% 28.1% Avg. Ann. Margin Exp. 90.1% 68.2% Average Conv. # Estimates # Estimates n.a.

Centerview’s Framework For Everest Financial Plan Diligence Description vs. Analyst Forecasts (Consensus) Consideration of analyst perspectives on operating performance of Everest segments Implications of Everest management plan performance vs. current analyst expectations Key Trends in Everest Plan Understanding of key assumptions underpinning financial plan Drivers across disparate business lines, including revenue and margin risks/opportunities vs. Public Management Guidance Review of historical commentary for consistency with current plan Limited current forward guidance, but long-term targets and expectations still applicable vs. Historical Everest Performance Consideration of one-time impacts (e.g., COVID, strikes) on historical performance and read through to forecast period Implications of business mix changes vs. Previous Everest Plans Understanding of evolution of management perspectives on expected performance Review of key changes over relevant period, including during and following announcement of strategic alternatives Everest Plan in Context

Everest Financial Plan Diligence: Owned Sports Properties Observations vs. Analyst Forecasts (Consensus) Key Trends in Everest Plan ’23 –’28 revenue CAGR driven by UFC (+$578mm, +7.7%) and WWE (+$613mm, +7.9%) Strong PBR ’23 –’28 growth rate driven by new teams (+15.6%), with dollar contribution +$140mm EBITDA growth similarly driven by UFC (+$399mm; +5.1pp margin expansion) and WWE synergy realization (+$391mm; +10.3pp margin expansion) vs. Public Management Guidance vs. Historical Everest Performance vs. Previous Everest Plans Everest Plan in Context Historical double-digit revenue growth driven by COVID recovery (e.g., Live Events resuming) Combination of WWE and UFC into Kilimanjaro unlocked synergy opportunity (~$123mm run rate with $111mm realized in 2024) WWE Raw rights renewal at 1.4x, while future Kilimanjaro media rights assumed to renew at 1.5x Kilimanjaro component of OSP largely in-line with consensus, driven by annual average margin expansion ~+40bps vs. consensus, but ’23 –’28 revenue CAGR ~110bps below consensus 2028 management margin ~210bps higher vs. consensus Limited broker estimates for Kilimanjaro long-term cash flow profile Management has withdrawn Everest guidance due to strategic review; Everest plan for UFC and WWE better than Kilimanjaro public guidance for Revenue and EBITDA Commentary historically focused on AAV step up expectations during media rights renewals Expectations of 1.0x+ increase and noting of recent deals at 1.4x largely in-line with 1.5x in latest plan 2024 WWE revenue lower by ($75mm) vs. November LRP largely due to timing of Netflix Raw deal Instead of beginning in Q4’24, deal will begin on January 1, 2025 Rights renewed at 1.4x AAV vs. 1.5x assumed in November 2023 LRP UFC and PBR projections are largely in-line with 3-year plan, as presented in Q4’22 Source:Everest Management Plan and FactSet as of March 20, 2024. Note: Dollars in millions.

Performance Decomposition: Owned Sports Properties Revenue Growth By Segment ($mm) EBITDA Growth by Segment ($mm) Source:Everest Management Plan. Note:Dollars in millions. 2023A pro forma for WWE acquisition as per Everest Management Plan. +7.7% ’23A-’28E Rev. CAGR +7.9% +15.6% (10.0%) +8.2% +5.1pp +10.3pp +14.6pp (10.6)pp +7.4pp ’23A – ’28E Margin Expansion Incremental details provided on following pages Incremental details provided on following pages

OSP business largely comprised of UFC and WWE assets held through Kilimanjaro stake UFC and WWE rights renewals, including with Peacock (1.5-2x current AAV expected) 70-80% contribution margin on renewal revenues expected by management Raw distribution lapses for Q4 ’24E (before NFLX deal) Expected decrease in the number of teams being sold Deferred sale of six new teams to 2027E due to league capacity in conjunction with expected conference creation EuroLeague JV autorenewal assumed in in 2026E. Everest management fee falling from 17.5% to 12.5% of gross profit after Team Distributions on renewal Segment Financial Overview: Owned Sports Properties Commentary Source:Everest Management Plan and diligence responses provided. Note:Dollars in millions. 2023A pro forma for WWE acquisition as per Everest Management Plan. A B C UFCF Adj. EBITDA Revenue A B D C D D D B D 1 1 Preliminary views on model Incremental findings from diligence

Segment Plan vs. Consensus: Owned Sports Properties Source:Everest Management Plan and FactSet as of March 20, 2024. Note:Dollars in billions. 2023A pro forma for WWE acquisition as per Everest Management Plan. ’23A-’28E CAGR 2023A 2024E 2025E 2026E 2027E 2028E Revenue Mgmt. Cons. % YoY Growth 3 3 1 1 1 +9.6% +8.2% Adj. EBITDA Mgmt. Cons. Margin 3 3 1 1 1 +147bps +219bps # Estimates # Estimates 40.3% 44.0% 46.4% 47.6% 49.8% 51.2% 40.3% 42.9% 44.8% 47.0% 47.4% 47.7% +3.6% +8.4% +14.7% +9.0% +5.6% +3.4% +10.2% +19.7% +8.2% +7.4% Individual Broker Estimates Avg. Ann. Margin Exp.

Everest Financial Plan Diligence: Events, Experiences & Rights Observations vs. Analyst Forecasts (Consensus) Key Trends in Everest Plan vs. Public Management Guidance vs. Historical Everest Performance vs. Previous Everest Plans Everest Plan in Context ’24 –’28 revenue CAGR driven largely by timing of Olympics On Location contract (+$692mm) Excluding Olympics contribution, ’24 –’28 revenue CAGR largely driven by On Location (+$159mm; +6.1% CAGR), though other events(1) contribute +$126mm revenue growth Similar EBITDA contribution dynamics with Olympics contributing outsized growth due to timing Events business impacted by COVID shutdowns in 2020 and 2021, resulting in artificially low bases for growth Future comparison of consolidated segment growth vs. historical performance is impacted by cyclical nature of Olympics contract Management forecast largely in-line with consensus expectations, though broker estimates for 2028 are ~$1bn lower vs. management forecast, driven by stronger Olympics performance Management expecting margins ~370bps lower than consensus in 2024, but ~250bps higher than consensus in 2028, though limited broker coverage of Everest segments Guidance for “multiple 9-figure profit opportunity” is in-line with ~$718mm cumulative ’24 – ’28 pre-tax FCF Near-term profit growth impacts due to scale of investment further aligned with margin expansion runway in forecast Higher costs, largely driven by Olympics spending, results in ($60mm) less EBITDA in 2025 vs. Q4’22 3-year plan Other changes driven by lower events revenue and lower IMG media margins, but impact to EBITDA is largely mitigated Source:Everest Management Plan and FactSet as of March 20, 2024. Note: Dollars in millions.

Performance Decomposition: Events, Experiences & Rights Revenue Growth By Segment ($mm) EBITDA Growth by Segment ($mm) Source:Everest Management Plan. Note:Dollars in millions. Performance shown against 2024E base year for comparability, given IMG Academy sale impact to business unit financials. (1)Other EE&R represents: HPWW, Miami, Madrid, BJAC, Frieze, Fashion Events, Event Mgmt., Streaming, Versity and Other Events businesses. +3.9% ’24E-’28E Rev. CAGR +6.1% +13.9% +4.0% +8.0% +3.2pp +2.1pp +5.8pp +8.2pp +4.6pp (1) (1) ’24E – ’28E Margin Expansion Incremental details provided on following pages Incremental details provided on following pages ’23A EE&R Revenue: $1,999mm ’23A EE&R EBITDA: $181 mm

Segment driven by IMG Media (rights distribution) and On Location (events coordination) Big Football expected to fully roll off in 2027E following the expiration of La Liga and Serie A in 2021 Includes major tennis events, fashion & art shows, and other experiences Events with continued partners driving EBITDA Paris and Milan Olympics ticket sales expected mostly in year of while LA ticket sales anticipated in year prior Cyclical segment P&L and cash flow profile driven by semi-regular event schedule OLE contracted as Olympics event coordinator – first ever in Games’ history Idiosyncratic timing creates variability in cash flow profile $13mm EFL Studios production capability expansion cost in 2024 drove Capex higher vs. historical levels Segment Financial Overview: Events, Experiences & Rights Commentary Source:Everest Management Plan and diligence responses provided. Note:Dollars in millions. 2023A pro forma for IMG Academy divestiture as per Everest Management Plan. UFCF Adj. EBITDA Revenue A A C B C C D B D B C 2 2 C 1 1 Preliminary views on model Incremental findings from diligence

Segment Plan vs. Consensus: Events, Experiences & Rights Source:Everest Management Plan and FactSet as of March 20, 2024. Note:Dollars in billions. 2023A pro forma for IMG Academy divestiture as per Everest Management Plan. ’23A-’28E CAGR 2023A 2024E 2025E 2026E 2027E 2028E Revenue Mgmt. Cons. % YoY Growth 3 3 1 1 1 +8.9% +15.6% Adj. EBITDA Mgmt. Cons. Margin 3 3 1 1 1 +124bps +75bps # Estimates # Estimates 9.1% 14.4% 12.7% 12.5% 11.3% 12.8% 9.1% 10.7% 12.5% 13.6% 14.0% 15.3% +52.0% (33.9%) +22.3% (5.2%) +77.4% +42.5% (24.6%) +11.0% (13.8%) +49.1% Individual Broker Estimates Avg. Ann. Margin Exp.

Everest Financial Plan Diligence: Representation Observations vs. Analyst Forecasts (Consensus) Key Trends in Everest Plan vs. Public Management Guidance vs. Historical Everest Performance Vs. Previous Everest Plans Everest Plan in Context WME 2023 base impacted by strikes, but growth expected to rebound over multiple years Expected revenue contribution of +$522mm; 9.6% CAGR from 2023 to 2028 Non-scripted a large area of revenue growth, driven by new hires WME margins expected to be in-line with ~35-40% long-term target by 2027 WME historical performance and resulting near-term historical results impacted by both COVID and strikes Segment growth largely driven by WME, in-line with historical performance Management plan largely in-line with consensus expectations Long-term margin trajectory in-line with analyst view, though consensus assumes a slightly faster path to achieve long-term targets ’23 –’28 revenue CAGR +90bps vs. consensus Publicly noted expectations for growth in-line with historical double digit revenue growth, which is largely in-line with 9.9% ’23 –’28 revenue CAGR 30%+ long-term margin target in-line with 2028E EBITDA margin of 30% Strike impacting timing to achieve long-term margin targets, as previously disclosed Strikes resulting in ($141mm) lower revenue in 2025 vs. Q4’22 3-year plan 2024 and 2025 growth largely in-line with pre-strike expectations, given timing of Hollywood production ramp and capacity limitations on a number of productions Launch of WME Sports a headwind to margin profile as new agents ramp productivity Source:Everest Management Plan and FactSet as of March 20, 2024. Note: Dollars in millions.

Performance Decomposition: Representation Revenue Growth By Segment ($mm) EBITDA Growth by Segment ($mm) Source:Everest Management Plan. Note:Dollars in millions. +9.6% ’23A-’28E Rev. CAGR +9.8% +5.7% +2.5% +23.5% +9.9% +7.5pp +6.2pp +1.3pp +0.7pp +11.3pp +4.7pp ’23A – ’28E Margin Expansion Incremental details provided on following pages Incremental details provided on following pages

Houses William Morris Endeavor (WME) business 72% of ’23A segment EBITDA Shifting “package” dynamics driven by streaming distribution and guild dictated terms Expectation of revenue neutrality from Package dynamics as commissions replace Package revenue ’24E topline recovery from depressed ’23A due to strikes Unscripted growth supported in particular by deals with Asylum and F45 Pressure from strikes and incremental personnel investment expected to normalize to 30%+ margins (40% in 2022) Segment with relatively stable cash flow conversion given fee-based revenue models Segment Financial Overview: Representation Commentary Source:Everest Management Plan and diligence responses provided. Note:Dollars in millions. UFCF Adj. EBITDA Revenue A B C D E A B C D E 1 1 Preliminary views on model Incremental findings from diligence

Segment Plan vs. Consensus: Representation Source:Everest Management Plan and FactSet as of March 20, 2024. Note:Dollars in billions. ’23A-’28E CAGR 2023A 2024E 2025E 2026E 2027E 2028E Revenue Mgmt. Cons. % YoY Growth 3 3 1 1 1 +9.0% +9.9% Adj. EBITDA Mgmt. Cons. Margin 3 3 1 1 1 +94bps +92bps # Estimates # Estimates 25.3% 28.3% 27.3% 29.9% 29.9% 29.9% 25.3% 24.1% 25.1% 26.7% 28.2% 30.0% +15.2% +8.6% +8.7% +8.4% +8.8% +9.3% +7.5% +17.2% +6.0% +5.5% Individual Broker Estimates Avg. Ann. Margin Exp.

Everest Financial Plan Diligence: Sports Data & Technology Observations vs. Analyst Forecasts (Consensus) Key Trends in Everest Plan vs. Public Management Guidance vs. Historical Everest Performance Vs. Previous Everest Plans Everest Plan in Context Both OpenBet and IMG Arena expected to grow, with IMG Arena ’23 –’28 revenue CAGR of +5.8% outpacing OpenBet revenue CAGR by ~120bps, but some near-term headwinds Management expects weakness in 2024 sales cycle, with (2%) YoY declines expected at IMG Arena and (4%) YoY declines at OpenBet, largely driven by the loss of the TDI tennis contract OpenBet acquisition in 2022 distorting historical financial performance Recent operational challenges continue to pressure growth and margin IMG Arena growth outlook muted vs. historical performance, largely driven by insourcing of white label betting solution by key customers Management plan below analyst expectations through 2028, though small contributor to total Everest financial profile Only one analyst providing segment-level financial projections through 2028 Margin expansion muted by lower operating leverage vs. analyst expectations Previously disclosed data costs pressuring margins and the loss of the TDI tennis contract, which may inform near-term investor perspectives Brokers beginning to calibrate towards management EBITDA margin expansion of +2.9pp from 2023 to 2028, based on early 2024 disclosure Reduction in 2025E EBITDA ($47mm lower from IMG Arena and $29mm lower from OpenBet) largely driven by weaker 2023/2024 sales cycle and loss of TDI tennis contract Also lower vs. November 2023 plan, driven by TDI contract loss Expected performance largely in-line with 2024 budget Source:Everest Management Plan and FactSet as of March 20, 2024. Note: Dollars in millions.

Performance Decomposition: Sports Data & Technology Revenue Growth By Segment ($mm) EBITDA Growth by Segment ($mm) Source:Everest Management Plan. ’23A-’28E Rev. CAGR +5.8% +4.6% +5.3% (1.4)pp +10.2pp +2.9pp ’23A – ’28E Margin Expansion Incremental details provided on following pages

Contribution is modest vs. other Everest segments Operating dynamics dominated by multi-year contracts and protracted sales cycle Weakness in 2024 sales cycle readout Loss of tennis contract results in decreased revenue in 2024 Go-forward IMG Arena topline weakness in rights market as sports books are expected to lower spend License renewal cycle in Open Tech. driving irregular growth License fee revenue recognized upfront IMG Arena margin contraction driven by loss of TDI rights, offset by improvement in Football and Basketball OpenBet margin increase driven by mix shift to Open Tech. & Open Context Higher margin vs. Open Services business Segment Financial Overview: Sports Data & Technology Commentary Source:Everest Management Plan and diligence responses provided. Note:Dollars in millions. Adj. EBITDA Revenue UFCF B A E B C C D D A E 1 1 2 2 Preliminary views on model Incremental findings from diligence

Segment Plan Vs. Consensus: Sports Data & Technology Source:Everest Management Plan and FactSet as of March 20, 2024. Note:Dollars in billions. ’23A-’28E CAGR 2023A 2024E 2025E 2026E 2027E 2028E Revenue Mgmt. Cons. % YoY Growth 3 3 1 1 1 +14.6% +5.3% Adj. EBITDA Mgmt. Cons. Margin 3 3 1 1 1 +58bps +142bps # Estimates # Estimates 13.3% 16.0% 18.5% 20.0% 20.3% 20.4% 13.3% 13.2% 13.9% 16.9% 15.9% 16.2% (2.8%) +9.6% +10.9% +4.2% +5.4% +19.7% +14.9% +19.6% +11.0% +8.1% Individual Broker Estimates Avg. Ann. Margin Exp.

Summary Of Additional Diligence Underway Topic Description Next Steps for Discussion with Committee Tax Cash Flow Continuing discussions with management about current tax expectations and structure Includes implications on TRA payment expectations and use of NOLs Call held with Everest tax and finance teams Current management forecast builds to unlevered, untaxed free cash flow

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Overview Of Key Components Of Corporate Expense Commentary $mm % Sales Commun-ications ($23) ($18) ($21) ($19) ($26) 0.3% 0.2% 0.2% 0.2% 0.2% Includes corporate communications, PR and hospitality event marketing spend with larger hospitality spend in advance of the Olympics $mm % Sales Corp. Exec. ($66) ($68) ($70) ($72) ($74) 0.8% 0.9% 0.8% 0.8% 0.7% C-Suite costs for CEO, Executive Chair, COO and CFO Includes transportation (e.g., plane) and other costs $mm Technology ($43) ($45) ($46) ($48) ($50) 0.5% 0.6% 0.5% 0.5% 0.4% Everest IT infrastructure costs for daily operations and development of internal systems built / maintained at Everest $mm % Sales Human Resources ($28) ($26) ($27) ($28) ($29) 0.4% 0.3% 0.3% 0.3% 0.3% Personnel and infrastructure (e.g., Workday) costs for Everest HR department Source:Everest Management Plan and diligence responses provided. (1)Includes Kilimanjaro and Streaming management fees. Excludes Everest China. % Sales ($324) $mm ($328) ($339) ($348) ($368) 4.0% 4.3% 3.9% 3.8% 3.2% % Sales Total Corporate(1) Total corporate spend ranges from ~3% to ~4.5% percent of Everest revenue

Pro Forma Everest Revenue Growth Profile Source:Everest Management Plan. Note: Dollars in millions. (1)Includes Miami and Madrid. n.a. (1) Historical Projection n.a.

Pro Forma Everest Adj. EBITDA Margin Profile Source:Everest Management Plan. Note: Dollars in millions. (1)Includes Miami and Madrid. n.a. (1) Historical Projection n.a.

“[EE&R] profit growth will continue to be impacted by our ongoing investments and On Location to IOC initiative. We are continuing to build our sales, marketing and ticketing technology functions… We anticipate multiple 9 figure profit opportunities across the 3 upcoming Olympic Games” Jason Lublin (CEO) Feb-’23 Olympic Opp. “[N]ew data costs continue to create temporary pressure on segment margins, which we anticipated. We continue to expect to monetize these data rights in the upcoming sales cycle” Jason Lublin (CFO) Aug-’23 “We look at representation now because of where the platforms are, how important sports is…That's why we made the play that we made…the representation business has grown double digits excluding 2020 for the last 10 years. So it's a very, very kind of predictable business” Ari Emanuel (CEO) Dec-’21 “[Recent] deals delivered an increase of more than 1.4x in AAV. Exceeding expectations on guidance” Ari Emanuel (CEO) Feb-’24 “The increase in our aggregate AAV remains approximately 100% over prior deals since we began tracking in Q2 of 2021” A. Emanuel (CEO) Aug-’23 Everest Guidance To The Public Rights Renewal & AAV Public Guidance Everest Margin OSP “As far as the EBITDA margins go, part of it, the 34% was the mix shift in the quarter between WME or 160over90 business and licensing. But we should be 30-plus margin for [Representation] on a go-forward basis” Jason Lublin (CFO) Nov-’22 Growth Profile Go-Forward Margin Representation EE&R SD&T 1.5x current AAV for 2026 UFC U.S. Rights Renewal $718mm in Olympic FCF before Taxes +9.9% ’23A-28E Topline CAGR 30.0% EBITDA Margin in 2028E +2.9pp EBITDA Margin Expansion ’23A-’28E Source:Everest Management Plan and company filings.

Evolution Of Everest Management Long-Range Plan ’24 Budget (Feb-’24) Owned Sports Properties Events, Experiences & Rights Representation Sports Data & Tech. ’24E UFC Revenue 4% lower ($53mm) ’24E EBITDA margin 0.6pp lower ’24E Events Revenue 3% lower ($23mm) ’24E EBITDA margin in-line ’24E Non-scripted Revenue 19% higher ($42mm) ’24E Non-scripted EBITDA margin 0.5pp higher Largely in-line Everest LRP (Nov-’23) WWE Revenue lower while margins largely in-line as new rights deal with Netflix finalized IMG Media Revenue lower with EBITDA margins ~1pp lower throughout WME Revenue and EBITDA margin higher in the front-end but lower in the out-years Arena revenue lower throughout Both Arena and Open Bet margins lower given ’23 /’24 sales cycle weakness Q4 ’22 3Y Plan Largely in-line ’25E On Location EBITDA $60mm lower from increased digital costs ’25E WME EBITDA $141mm lower given strike impact ’25E Arena EBITDA $47mm lower ’25E Open Bet EBITDA $29mm lower given ’23 / ’24 sales cycle weakness Source:Everest Management Plan. Note: Dollars in millions. October 2023 Orlando management meeting materials also reviewed, however management communicated these projections were not developed for financial planning and should not be used as the basis of financial analysis. Comparison to

Comparison Of 2024 Budget Vs. Current LRP Source:Everest Management Plan. Note: Dollars in millions. Current LRP provided February 21, 2024. ’24 Budget reflects figures in “2.11.2024 Model” as provided by Everest management. OSP EE&R Rep SD&T Revenue EBITDA % EBITDA Margin

Revenue Comparison: Current LRP Vs. November 2023 Plan November 2023 LRP Current LRP Delta Source:Everest Management Plan. Note: Dollars in millions. Current LRP provided February 21, 2024. November 2023 LRP provided in the “Variance Analysis (2024.02.27)” file.

EBITDA Comparison: Current LRP Vs. November 2023 Plan November 2023 LRP Current LRP Delta Source:Everest Management Plan. Note: Dollars in millions. Current LRP provided February 21, 2024. November 2023 LRP provided in the “Variance Analysis (2024.02.27)” file.

EBITDA Margin Comparison: Current LRP Vs. Nov. 2023 Plan November 2023 LRP Current LRP Delta Source:Everest Management Plan. Note: Dollars in millions. Current LRP provided February 21, 2024. November 2023 LRP provided in the “Variance Analysis (2024.02.27)” file.

Comparison Of Q4’22 3-Year Plan Vs. Current LRP A OSP EE&R Rep SD&T Management Commentary B C D E F G H I J K L Teams series Slow sports production growth Frieze acquisitions / Tennis growth Higher Olympic / Digital costs Assumed sales / growth off plan Impact of strikes and WME Sports hires Market impact of sales cycle FanDuel 3-yr Renewal in ’23 & Other Tier-1 Losses Increased Kilimanjaro mgmt. fee Assumed reduction Moved to On-Location and reduced costs General M&A bucket A B C D E F G H I J K L Source:Everest Management Plan. Note: Dollars in millions. Current LRP provided February 21, 2024. Q4’22 Budget reflects the 3YP comparison provided in the “2025 Compare” file.

Kilimanjaro In Everest Management Plan Vs. Consensus Source:Everest Management Plan and FactSet as of March 20, 2024. Note:Dollars in billions. 2023A pro forma for WWE acquisition and IMG Academy divestiture as per Everest Management Plan. (1)Management FCF reflects Unlevered FCF before tax. ’23A-’28E CAGR 2023A 2024E 2025E 2026E 2027E 2028E Revenue Mgmt. Cons. +5.7% +2.7% +2.8% +8.3% +15.3% +7.3% +1.4% +11.1% +12.8% +6.1% % YoY Growth # Estimates 16 16 12 4 2 +7.8% Adj. EBITDA Mgmt. Cons. Margin 16 16 12 4 Unlevered FCF(1) Mgmt. Cons. n.a. 91.7% 92.5% 93.1% 93.2% 93.4% 78.6% 78.5% n.a. n.a. Conv. 1 1 0 0 0 +6.7% +154bps +197bps 41.8% 44.4% 46.4% 48.6% 49.2% 49.5% 41.8% 44.0% 46.8% 48.1% 49.2% 51.6% 92.8% 78.6% Average Conv. # Estimates # Estimates n.a. Mgmt. plan higher than ’24E public guide of $2.575-2.65bn Mgmt. plan higher than ’24E public guide of $1.15-1.17bn Avg. Ann. Margin Exp. 2