Confidential Discussion Materials Project Everest April 2, 2024 Exhibit (C)(8)

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Series of reverse triangular mergers that are intended to preserve existing modified Up-C structure Summary Of Selected Transaction Terms Source:Draft Merger Agreement dated April 2, 2024. Price Proposal to acquire 100% of the outstanding equity interests of Everest, other than any equity interests that are rolled over by Sierra or management Excludes certain equity awards, holdback units and EOC partnership units Excludes Class X and Class Y common shares of Everest, which are non-economic shares that will be automatically canceled Purchase price of $27.50 per Class A share headline value plus additional value per share of at least $0.24 (representing $0.06 of dividends per quarter for at least four quarters regardless of timing to close) Financing Fully committed financing including $8.5bn debt financing from JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America and equity financing from Sierra funds Regulatory Conditions Receipt of required antitrust and FDI regulatory approvals Merger agreement includes closing condition to Sierra’s benefit tied to receipt of gaming approvals (which condition is deemed satisfied at either 8.5 or 11.5 months from signing) and does not include a financing condition Shareholder Approvals Sierra agrees to deliver a written consent approving the transaction within 12 hours post-signing Not subject to a “majority of the minority” vote Timing Outside Date of 12 months after signing Transaction Structure Termination Fees Everest Termination Fee of: $289mm (2.25% of deal equity value) Sierra Termination Fee of: $706mm (5.5% of deal equity value)

Evolution of Sierra Price Proposals Source:Company filings, Sierra 4/1 Proposal, Sierra 3/31 Proposal, Sierra 3/30 Proposal, Sierra 3/29 Proposal, Everest Management Plan per Everest Management (the “Everest Management Plan”), Bloomberg and FactSet as of March 28, 2024. Note:Dollars in millions except per share amounts. Reflects Everest net debt of $4,112mm and $215mm of NCI as of December 31, 2023 as per company filings. Capitalization as of March 8, 2024 as provided by Everest Management: 301.1mm shares outstanding, 150.9mm OpCo and Manager Units not held by Everest Manager or EGH, 10.6mm RSUs, 15.2mm Profit Units with a WAEP of $21.96, 4.1mm options with a WAEP of $25.49 and 0.8mm Phantom Units with a WAEP of $3.89 (the “Everest Capitalization”). Reflects Everest Management Plan metrics less 49% of Kilimanjaro metrics. Net debt of $2,593 and NCI of $210 based on pro rata split of Kili capitalization. Reflects $27.50 per share headline value and additional value per share of at least $0.24 (representing $0.06 per share of dividends per quarter for at least four quarters regardless of timing to close). Initial Sierra Offer (3/29/24) Revised Sierra Offer (3/30/24) Revised Sierra Offer (3/31/24) Revised Sierra Offer (4/1/24) Final Sierra Offer (4/1/24) (2)

Everest Valuation Analysis Low: 10/23/2023 High: 04/25/2023 Everest ex-Kili. WACC: 10.50% - 12.00% 51% Kilimanjaro WACC: 9.50% - 11.00% Everest Tax Assets WACC: 10.50% - 12.00% Source:Company filings, analyst research, Everest Management Plan, Everest Tax Asset Projection per Everest management (the “Everest Tax Asset Projection”), Sierra 4/1 Proposal and FactSet as of March 28, 2024. Note:Reflects Everest net debt of $4,112mm and $215mm of NCI as of December 31, 2023 as per company filings; adjusted for Kilimanjaro net debt as applicable, based on subsequent analysis (see following pages for detail). Capitalization as of March 8, 2024 as provided by Everest Management: 301.1mm shares outstanding, 150.9mm OpCo and Manager Units not held by Everest Manager or EGH, 10.6mm RSUs, 15.2mm Profit Units with a WAEP of $21.96, 4.1mm options with a WAEP of $25.49 and 0.8mm Phantom Units with a WAEP of $3.89 (the “Everest Capitalization”). Reflects closing prices for the 52-week period ending as of March 28, 2024. Reflects $27.50 per share headline value and additional value per share of at least $0.24 (representing $0.06 per share of dividends per quarter for at least four quarters regardless of timing to close). $27.74 Sierra Offer Value per Share(2) $34.82 $26.32 Excl. Tax Assets Everest ex-Kili. ($523mm ’24E EBITDA): 9.5x – 12.0x 51% of Kilimanjaro ($611mm ’24E EBITDA): 13.5x – 18.0x High Low (Aug-23) (Jan-24) Discounted Cash Flow Analysis Including Value of Tax Assets (Finite Life D&A, TRA & NOLs) Selected Public Comparable Companies Analysis (1) For reference only

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C E G F Sep-21 – Everest announces acquisition of OpenBet for $1.2bn Nov-21 – Everest sells controlling stake in content business for $850mm May-22 – Everest reports first quarter 2022 earnings Apr-23 – Everest announces intention to combine UFC and WWE assets Aug-23 – PFL(1) receives a reportedly $100mm minority investment from SRJ (Saudi sovereign wealth fund backed sports investment vehicle) Sep-23 – Kilimanjaro begins trading as UFC / WWE transaction closes Oct-23 – Everest announces consideration of strategic alternatives Everest Stock Price Performance Since IPO Source:Company filings and FactSet as of March 28, 2024. Note: Starting share price reflects first trading day closing share price. S&P500 performance indexed to Everest share price as of April 29, 2021. Professional Fighters League. Kilimanjaro indexed to Everest closing share price as of September 12, 2023. $25.20 +25% $25.73 +2% Everest S&P500 Share Price Performance Since IPO Public Market Events A B C D E F B D G Russian invasion of Ukraine (Feb), Fed hikes interest rates 25bps (Mar) A Kili. $18.57 (16%) 52W H: $25.88 52W L: $17.67 (2)

Selected Everest Analyst Price Targets Source:Analyst research as of March 28, 2024. TD Cowen also includes valuation by DCF (11x EV/EBITDA terminal value). Aug-23 Feb-24 Feb-24 Feb-24 Mar-24 Feb-24 Jan-24 Average PT: $31 (+22% to Current Price) Current Price: $25.73 Buy Hold Sell (1) +40% +28% +24% +24% +21% +17% +13% +9% Feb-24 Focus on SOTP amongst brokers reflect the diversity of assets under Everest umbrella Prem. vs. Current

Comparable Companies Analysis Source:Company Filings, Everest Management Plan and FactSet as of March 28, 2024. Note: Reflects Everest Capitalization. Net debt and NCI as of December 31, 2023 as per public filings. (1)$996mm of net debt and $204mm of NCI reflects consolidated Everest net debt and NCI less Kilimanjaro standalone balances. (2) Everest share of Kilimanjaro net debt and NCI, $1,597mm and $6mm respectively, apportioned pro rata with ownership. A B A B + – + – + (1) (2)

Everest Ex-Kilimanjaro Comparable Companies Analysis (Cont’d) Everest Ex-Kili. TEV (1) + – + + + Source:Everest Management Plan and FactSet as of March 28, 2024. Corporate costs valued on a blended basis.

Comparable Companies: OSP & EE&R Segments EE&R OSP(1) Source:Everest Management Plan and FactSet as of March 28, 2024. Note:Reflects Everest Capitalization. Dollars in billions unless otherwise noted. Atlanta Braves and MSG Sports considered in comparable companies but omitted from benchmarking due to non-meaningful multiple. Everest segment EBITDA includes corporate cost allocation based on revenue contribution. Reflects enterprise value including noncontrolling interest of Kilimanjaro stake and financials fully consolidated for Kilimanjaro. (2) (2) (2) (3) (3)

Representation SD&T Source:Everest Management Plan and FactSet as of March 28, 2024. Note:Reflects Everest Capitalization. Dollars in billions unless otherwise noted. Everest segment EBITDA includes corporate cost allocation based on revenue contribution. Reflects enterprise value including noncontrolling interest of Kilimanjaro stake and financials fully consolidated for Kilimanjaro. Comparable Companies: Representation & SD&T Segments (1) (1) (2) (2)

Components Of DCF-Implied Share Price DCF Components Low - High Reflects range of values per EGH Class A Share Source: Company filings, Everest Management Plan, Everest Tax Asset Projection and FactSet as of March 28, 2024. Note: Illustrative DCF valuation date of December 31, 2023. Reflects Everest net debt of $4,112mm as of December 31, 2023 as per company filings. Reflects Everest Capitalization. Everest ex-Kilimanjaro $12.02 – $15.51 Kilimanjaro $14.31 – $19.31 TRA Benefit $0.31 – $0.33 NOL Benefit $0.03 – $0.03 Value Per EGH Class A Share $27.58 – $36.23 $0.93 – $1.05 Definite Life D&A Tax Benefit Value Per EGH Class A Share (ex. Tax Assets) $26.32 – $34.82 A B D E C Everest ex-Kilimanjaro unlevered free cash flows to EGH Class A shareholders 51% Kilimanjaro unlevered cash flows to EGH Class A shareholders Benefit of tax shield retained by EGH Class A shareholders under TRA with pre-IPO shareholders Benefit of tax shield from NOLs Excludes NOLs included as TRA attribute Tax benefit to EGH Class A shareholders from ’29 - ’43 definite life D&A

Everest Ex-Kilimanjaro Discounted Cash Flow Analysis Unlevered Free Cash Flow Detail Exit Multiple Sensitivity (Excludes Impact of Tax Assets and D&A) Source: Company filings, Everest Management Plan and Everest Tax Asset Projection. Note: Dollars in millions. Illustrative DCF valuation date of December 31, 2023. Assumes mid-year discounting. Reflects EGH net debt of $716mm and redeemable NCI of $147mm as of December 31, 2023 as per company filings. Excludes Kilimanjaro net debt. Corporate tax rate per Everest management. (1) Reflects Everest Capitalization; options and units treated on an as-converted basis under treasury stock method. A (1)

Exit Multiple Sensitivity Kilimanjaro Discounted Cash Flow Analysis Unlevered Free Cash Flow Detail Source: Company filings and Everest Management Plan and Everest Tax Asset Projection. Note: Dollars in millions. Illustrative DCF valuation date of December 31, 2023. Assumes mid-year discounting. Reflects EGH share of 51% of Kilimanjaro net debt of $1,148mm and redeemable NCI of $4mm as of December 31, 2023 as per company filings. Corporate tax rate per Everest management. (1) Reflects Everest capitalization; options and units treated on an as-converted basis under treasury stock method. B (1)

Definite Life D&A Discounted Cash Flow Analysis Finite Life Depreciation and Amortization Schedule Net Cash Flow Benefit to EGH Present Value to EGH Source:Everest Tax Asset Projection. Note: Dollars in millions. Illustrative DCF valuation date of December 31, 2023. Assumes mid-year discounting. Corporate tax rate per Everest management. (1)Reflects Everest Capitalization; options and units treated on an as-converted basis under treasury stock method. Applicable to Everest ex-Kilimanjaro only; reflects finite life D&A outside of projection period, incremental to run-rate D&A of the business C

TRA Benefit Discounted Cash Flow Analysis Cash Flow Benefit of Tax Receivable Agreement (TRAs) TRA Cash Flow Benefit to EGH Present Value to EGH Reflects tax benefits of asset step-up during IPO captured through Everest’s modified Up-C structure; Class A Shareholders retain 15% of TRA tax benefits D Source:Everest Tax Asset Projection. Note: Dollars in millions. Illustrative DCF valuation date of December 31, 2023. Assumes mid-year discounting. (1)Reflects Everest Capitalization; options and units treated on an as-converted basis under treasury stock method.

NOL Discounted Cash Flow Analysis Cash Flow Benefit of NOLs NOL Cash Flow Benefit to EGH Present Value of NOL Cash Flow Benefit to EGH E Source:Everest Tax Asset Projection. Note: Dollars in millions. Illustrative DCF valuation date of December 31, 2023. Assumes mid-year discounting. Corporate tax rate per Everest management. (1)Reflects Everest Capitalization; options and units treated on an as-converted basis under treasury stock method.

Everest ex-Kilimanjaro WACC Analysis Source: Company filings, Bloomberg and FactSet as of March 28, 2024. Note: Dollars in billions. (1) Reflects 2Y Adjusted Weekly Betas per Bloomberg. (2) Unlevered Beta = (Levered Beta/(1+((1-Tax Rate)*Debt/Equity)). Tax rate assumed to be 24.0% for peers. Owned Sports Properties Events, Experiences & Rights Representation Sports Data & Technology

Everest (ex-Kilimanjaro) WACC Analysis (10) Source: Company filings, Duff and Phelps, Bloomberg and FactSet as of March 28, 2024. Note: Dollars in millions. Reflects Everest Capitalization and net debt as of December, 31 2023 per public filings. Kilimanjaro equity capitalization per Everest management and debt capitalization reflect public filings. (1) Reflects 2Y Adjusted Weekly Betas per Bloomberg. (2) Unlevered Beta = (Levered Beta/(1+((1-Tax Rate)*Debt/Equity)). Tax rate assumed to be 24.0% for peers and 26.0% for Everest and Kilimanjaro per Everest management. (3) U.S. 20-year treasury yield spot rate. (4) Unlevered Beta of comparable companies. (5) Represents levering of the unlevered Beta at Everest’s target capital structure. Levered Beta = (unlevered Beta * (1+ (1-tax rate)* debt / equity)). (6) Historical Market Risk Premium per Duff & Phelps. (7) Premium for companies with market value between $7.5 to $14.8bn per Duff & Phelps. (8) Cost of Equity as per CAPM. (9) WACC = ((Debt/Capitalization * (Cost of Debt * (1 - Tax Rate))) + (Equity / Capitalization * Levered Cost of Equity). (10) Prior to Kilimanjaro transaction reflects WWE trading.

Kilimanjaro WACC Analysis (10) Source: Company filings, Duff and Phelps, Bloomberg and FactSet as of March 28, 2024. Note: Dollars in millions. Reflects Everest Capitalization and net debt as of December, 31 2023 per public filings. Kilimanjaro equity capitalization per Everest management and debt capitalization reflect public filings. (1) Reflects 2Y Adjusted Weekly Betas per Bloomberg. (2) Unlevered Beta = (Levered Beta/(1+((1-Tax Rate)*Debt/Equity)). Tax rate assumed to be 24.0% for peers and 26.0% for Everest and Kilimanjaro per Everest management. (3) U.S. 20-year treasury yield spot rate. (4) Unlevered Beta of comparable companies. (5) Represents levering of the unlevered Beta at Everest’s target capital structure. Levered Beta = (unlevered Beta * (1+ (1-tax rate)* debt / equity)). (6) Historical Market Risk Premium per Duff & Phelps. (7) Premium for companies with market value between $7.5 to $14.8bn per Duff & Phelps. (8) Cost of Equity as per CAPM. (9) WACC = ((Debt/Capitalization * (Cost of Debt * (1 - Tax Rate))) + (Equity / Capitalization * Levered Cost of Equity). (10) Prior to Kilimanjaro transaction reflects WWE trading.

Everest Ex-Kilimanjaro Normalized Terminal Year Calculation Source:Everest Management Plan. Note: Dollars in millions. Revenue EBITDA Capex NWC Winter Olympics Summer Olympics

Overview Of Everest Segments Revenue EBITDA Source:Everest Management Plan. Note:Dollars in billions.