Wrestling

Media rights clips from January 30 to February 12

Sky keeps BT at arm’s length with seven long-term rights deals

UK pay-television broadcaster BSkyB today announced the acquisition of long-term rights deals for rugby league’s European Super League, the British and Irish Lions rugby union touring team, the England national cricket team, Scottish football, speedway and WWE wrestling entertainment.

Media rights clips from December 19 to January 15

The WWE wrestling organisation has confirmed that it will launch WWE Network, a new 24-hour pay-television streaming channel in the US, on February 24.

White label smart television portal provider NetRange has agreed a rights deal with the IEC in Sports agency for the 2013 World Combat Games.

The WWE wrestling organisation has denied a report that it has earmarked a date in February 2014 for the launch of WWE Network, a new 24-hour pay-television channel in the US.

Media rights clips from 25 July to 30 August 

Indian sports and entertainment pay-television channel Sony Six has acquired the exclusive broadcasting rights to the TNA Wrestling organisation across the Indian subcontinent.

Media rights clips from 27 June to 10 July 

The Total Sports Asia agency has agreed a three-year deal to distribute the television rights for the TNA Impact Wrestling organisation across South East Asia, with the exception of the Thai market.

Olympic Broadcast Services, the company created by the International Olympic Committee to oversee the host broadcaster function for the Olympics, has agreed to work with Fila, the international wrestling federation, on new ways to present the sport at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games.

FOOTBALL Football: The CAA Eleven agency agreed two deals in the UK for qualifiers for Uefa Euro 2016 and the 2018 Fifa World Cup

Silva finds radical solution to impasse in Indonesian market

Marca TV may sell on its rights but the channel is not closing

The European Broadcasting Union (EBU), the consortium of public-service broadcasters, has renewed its European rights distribution deal with the European Weightlifting Federation

EBU warns federations that opting for agency cash might not work out in the long term; EBU renewals and losses in 2012