ESPN, Fox, Warner Bros. Teaming Up to Launch Joint Sports Streaming Service

Big news in the sports media world.

It has been announced that ESPN, Fox, & Warner Bros. are teaming up to launch a joint sports streaming service this year.

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According to Ari Meirov, the move will reportedly “place content from ESPN, TNT, and Fox Sports on a new standalone app and will have significant ramifications for the future of TV sports.”

The platform has yet to have a name or price.

Huge media news: ESPN, Fox, and Warner Bros are planning to launch a joint sports streaming service later this year.

The move will place content from ESPN, TNT, and Fox Sports on a new standalone app and will have significant ramifications for the future of TV sports.

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— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) February 6, 2024

Joe Pompliano also added that the streaming service “will be available to all ESPN+, Hulu, and Max subscribers, and each company will own one-third of the product.”

BREAKING: ESPN, Fox, and Warner Brothers are combining their sports rights to launch a new sports streaming service, per @WSJ.

The service will be available to all ESPN+, Hulu, and Max subscribers, and each company will own one-third of the product. pic.twitter.com/Rop5ApX13r

— Joe Pompliano (@JoePompliano) February 6, 2024

The new service is expected to launch in the fall.

It will present all of the broadcast and cable networks owned by Disney, FOX, and Warner Bros. Discovery that show sports, as well as ESPN+.