After WWE, UFC on TNT Sports Announced:TNT Sports has been launched in the UK and the Republic of Ireland, taking the place of BT Sport. and it’s set to become a major player in sports broadcasting across the globe, TNT Sports has announced that it will be broadcasting UFC events starting from the next big pay-per-view. The brand has been updated and modernized, along with a fresh team of experts. Customers will also be offered better value for their money, and more flexible options for purchasing and viewing.
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UFC on TNT Sports
BT Sport has long been known for its coverage of top European football, as well as its coverage of combat sports like the UFC, boxing, and WWE. Meanwhile, Eurosport has the rights to broadcast major events like the tennis Grand Slams, the Tour de France, and the Olympics.
By merging the two broadcasters, Warner Bros. Discovery aims to create a more efficient and streamlined product that can offer a premium viewing experience for fans of a variety of sports.
TNT Sports will continue to cover all the sports previously covered by BT Sport and Eurosport, and will also expand its coverage to include other sports as well.
For fans of combat sports, the announcement of TNT Sports is particularly exciting. The broadcaster has already announced that it will be showing UFC events, starting with the next big pay-per-view. This move comes just weeks after WWE announced that it was moving from its previous broadcaster to BT Sport.
The launch of TNT Sports is also an opportunity for Warner Bros. Discovery to expand its reach in the sports broadcasting market.
Overall, the launch of TNT Sports is a positive development for sports fans, as it offers a more comprehensive and streamlined viewing experience. With a focus on innovation and engagement, TNT Sports is sure to become a major player in the sports broadcasting market in the years to come.
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