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Canadian French-language broadcaster TVA Sports has struck a rights deal with WWE, the wrestling entertainment promoter.

US wrestling organisation WWE has agreed a multi-year rights deal with Flow, a Caribbean-facing television brand operated by media company Liberty Global.

World Wrestling Entertainment has continued its transition into a pay-television property outside the US, moving away from free-to-air to sign a four-year deal with SuperSport in sub-Saharan Africa

German pay-television broadcaster Sky Deutschland has acquired rights to events operated by the WWE wrestling entertainment company.

WWE’s exclusive distribution deal with Chinese digital operator PPTV marks a step change in the wrestling promotion’s approach to the Chinese market.

Interview with George Barrios, WWE’s chief strategy and financial officer, on the promotion’s media-rights deal with digital operator PPTV in China.

The WWE wrestling entertainment organisation has sealed a content distribution deal with Chinese online television service provider PPTV.

German commercial broadcaster Tele 5 has extended a rights deal with the WWE wrestling organisation.

Video-on-demand digital platform Vuclip has teamed up with the WWE wrestling entertainment organisation to offer clips of events.

The WWE wrestling organisation’s WWE Network pay-television channel is now available in Italy.

Italian pay-television broadcaster Sky Italia has renewed a rights deal with the WWE wrestling entertainment organisation.

Pay-television channel USA Network has agreed a deal to show additional WWE wrestling organisation content from the first quarter of 2016.

Pay-television broadcaster OSN has struck a deal to distribute WWE Network, the pay-television channel operated by the WWE wrestling organisation, to subscribers in the Middle East and North Africa region.

The WWE wrestling organisation has announced its WWE Network pay-television channel will launch in the UK and Ireland on January 19.

The WWE wrestling organisation has delayed again the UK launch of its new WWE Network pay-television channel.

The WWE wrestling organisation has revamped the subscription model for its WWE Network in an effort to attract more subscribers to the streaming service, adding that it is set to launch in the UK market in November.

WWE’s five-year extension of its partnership with pay-television broadcaster Ten Sports has made the Indian subcontinent the most valuable media rights market outside the US for the wrestling series.