Wrestling

The USA Wrestling organisation has signed a partnership with the NBC Sports Group division of media company NBCUniversal and pay-television broadcaster Universal Sports Network.

Media rights clips from February 26 to March 11

Indian sports and entertainment pay-television channel Sony Six has signed a long-term rights deal with the TNA Wrestling series.

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 TNA (Total Nonstop Action) Impact Wrestling series will be broadcast by German free-to-air television channel DMAX, according to the DWDL.de website.

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

Media rights clips from November 13 to 26

The New Japan Pro Wrestling organisation has secured its first rights deal in the US by agreeing a partnership with digital cable and satellite television broadcaster AXS TV.

US media and entertainment company Discovery Communications has signed a multi-year rights deal with TNA (Total Nonstop Action) Impact Wrestling to broadcast the professional league on the Destination America channel.

Spanish commercial broadcaster Atresmedia has agreed a two-year extension to its rights deal with US wrestling organisation the WWE.

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.

Media rights clips from September 18 to October 1

Media rights clips from September 4 to 17

The WWE wrestling organisation has signed a multi-channel rights agreement with pan-regional, pay-television broadcaster Fox Sports Latin America.

Pay-television broadcaster Ten Sports, which operates in the Indian subcontinent, has acquired rights for events operated by the WWE wrestling organisation.

Media rights clips from August 21 to September 3