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TNT Sports confirms plan to integrate Eurosport live content in UK and Ireland

The Warner Bros. Discovery Sports deal will see big events such as the French Open in tennis and the Winter Olympics absorbed by the TNT Sports brand

Jack Rathborn
Tuesday 28 January 2025 12:19 GMT
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The French Open will be live on TNT Sports this year
The French Open will be live on TNT Sports this year (Copyright 2024 The Associated Press. All rights reserved)

TNT Sports has announced it will absorb Eurosport’s live television rights in the UK and Ireland from the end of February 2025.

TNT Sports will add some of Eurosport’s key rights deals to its own catalogue, including cycling, tennis, snooker and the Winter Olympics starting with Milano Cortina 2026.

The deal sees Warner Bros. Discovery Sports continue to expand its offering under the TNT Sports brand in the UK and Ireland, which is also available to stream on Discovery+, with the switch occurring on 28 February next month.

Eurosport channels and the brand will remain outside of the UK and Ireland in more than 50 territories across Europe.

The move ensures TNT Sports will be the home of the French Open at Roland Garros and Grand Tour cycling, in addition to the Olympics from 2026-2032.

The Giro d’Italia will move over to TNT Sports this year
The Giro d’Italia will move over to TNT Sports this year (AP)

UCI Mountain Bike World Series, every major winter sports World Championship and World Cup event, British and World Superbikes and snooker will also make the transition over to TNT Sports.

The existing offering from TNT Sports includes the Premier League, Uefa European club football, Premiership men’s and women’s rugby, MotoGP, international cricket, UFC and boxing.

The deal will also see a brand-new weekly cycling show this year, including highlights of the Giro d’Italia and La Vuelta a Espana.

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