The service will include marquee events like NBA Finals, the World Series, the Stanley Cup finals, the College Football Playoffs, March Madness, parts of golf’s Masters Tournament, tennis’ grand slam events and two of the next three Super Bowls. It will offer on-demand programs from ESPN+ and the other sports networks’ archives.
Venu Sports, the streaming service formed by Fox, Disney and Warner Bros Discovery, will be priced at $42.99 when it launches in the fall, the company said Thursday.
The media companies announced the service in February to woo younger viewers who don’t have cable or those that have cut the cord, bundling 14 live sports channels with rights to the National Football League, Major League Baseball, the National Hockey League, college sports and the FIFA World Cup.
It’s “a single destination for watching many of the most sought-after games and events,” Venu CEO Pete Distad said in a statement.
