| DAZN | |
| Type: | Subsidiary |
| Language: | English, French, Dutch, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, and Spanish |
| Collapsible: | yes |
| Location: | London, England |
| Area Served: | 200+ countries and territories[1] |
| Owner: | Access Industries |
| Industry: | Internet television, sports broadcasting, sports journalism |
| Ceo: | Shay Segev |
| Key People: | John Gleasure (Executive Vice Chairman) Andrea Radrizzani Darren Waterman (CFO) Sandeep Tiku (CTO) James Rushton (Co Founder) Ed McCarthy (COO) Veronica Diquattro (CCIO) Ben Barlow (CLO) Marc Watson (CCO) Neil Colligan (CDDO) Daisy Wells (CCO) |
| Foundation: | (as Perform Group) (as DAZN) |
| Subsid: | DAZN Bet Team Whistle |
| Revenue: | £208.1 million (2013)[2] |
| Operating Income: | £11.6 million (2013) |
| Net Income: | £4.6 million (2013) |
| Num Employees: | 2,600 |
DAZN (; pronounced "da zone") is a British over-the-top sports streaming and entertainment platform.[3] Founded in 2007 as Perform Group via the merger of Premium TV Limited and Inform Group, it is owned by Access Industries, the investment group founded by Sir Len Blavatnik, and is headquartered in London, England.[4] Shay Segev is DAZN's CEO as of January 2021. The non-executive directors are Lincoln Benet, John Gleasure and Guillaume D’Hauteville.[5]
The DAZN platform was founded in 2015 and broadcasts live and on-demand sport in over 200 countries worldwide with a strong domestic presence in Italy, Spain, Germany, Japan, France, Portugal, Belgium, Taiwan, the United States and Canada, where it has key domestic broadcast rights.[6] It is considered to be Europe's largest digital sports broadcaster with over 75 programming rights.[7] [8] [9] [10] As of 2023, the service has 20 million paid subscribers globally.[6]
Outside of streaming, DAZN has since expanded into in-play betting, gaming, e-commerce, merchandise and ticketing with being originally involved in content distribution, subscription, advertising and sponsorship, and technology and production and also owns a significant minority stake in the leading football portal Goal after TPG's Integrated Media Company (IMC) acquired a majority stake in 2020.
Perform Group was created in 2007 through the merger of Premium TV Limited, an event sport broadcasting network, and the Inform Group, a digital sports rights agency.[11] [12] [13]
In February 2011, Perform acquired Goal.com.[14] In 2011 and 2013 the company bought sports data companies RunningBall[15] and Opta Sports respectively.[16]
In 2013, Perform Group combined its U.S. businesses with The Sporting News to form Sporting News Media, in which it took a 65% stake. Sporting News' former owner American City Business Journals retained 35%.[17]
Perform Group was de-listed from the London Stock Exchange in November 2014 when Access Industries increased its stake in the company from 42.5% to 77%.[18]
In December 2014 Perform and the WTA announced a 10-year media deal, under which they would jointly form WTA Media to manage and distribute its media rights.[19] In February 2016, Perform Group and the FIBA announced a partnership to distribute and sell broadcasting rights to its basketball competitions.[20]
In February 2016, Perform Group announced its acquisition of exclusive worldwide media rights to Japanese J.League football under a 10-year, ¥210 billion (US$2 billion) contract, succeeding the league's ¥5 billion deal with SKY Perfect. Under the new contract, all matches from the three J.League divisions (J1, J2, and J3) would be broadcast under its new DAZN brand from 2017. The league described the contract as the largest broadcast rights deal in the history of Japanese sport.[21] In March 2023, DAZN extended its deal with J.League to 2033.[22]
In August 2016, Perform Group launched DAZN in Austria, Germany, Japan and Switzerland.[23] [24] [25] [26] It described by media at the time as being the "Netflix for sport".[27]
In July 2017, DAZN announced that it would expand into Canada, after having acquired over-the-top streaming rights to the National Football League in Canada, including NFL Game Pass and access to NFL RedZone.[28] [29] [30] In August 2017, the company reached a deal to sublicense content from beIN Sports Canada, including selected UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League matches, as well as other international sports rights.[31] On 20 November 2017, DAZN acquired Canadian rights to International Basketball Federation (FIBA) events.[32]
In February 2018, DAZN sub-licensed Japanese rights to the B.League, Nippon Professional Baseball, La Liga, and the Premier League from Softbank.[33]
In February 2018, DAZN acquired Canadian broadcast rights to the 2018 Commonwealth Games and subsumed Major League Soccer's digital out-of-market service MLS Live — with live and on-demand streaming of matches featuring U.S. teams.[34] [35] Roku support was also added that month.[36] In March, DAZN reached a syndication deal to carry content from Pac-12 Network on the service in Canada.[37]
In May 2018, DAZN announced that it had acquired exclusive Canadian rights to the UEFA Champions League and Europa League, beginning in the 2018–19 season and replacing TSN.[38] [39] In April 2019, DAZN announced that it had acquired Canadian rights to the Premier League, replacing Sportsnet and TSN, under a three-year deal.[40] [41]
In May 2018, DAZN announced its expansion into the United States and the signing of a broadcasting deal with Matchroom Boxing.[42] The deal with Matchroom was signed for an initial two years with the option for a six-year extension. Matchroom’s Chairman, Eddie Hearn, said that the deal was a "groundbreaking deal in the history of boxing".[43] [44]
In the same month, former ESPN president John Skipper as executive chairman of Perform Group.[45] He later became the first chief executive officer of DAZN.[46]
In June 2018, DAZN announced a five-year streaming rights deal with the Viacom-owned mixed martial arts promotion Bellator and included the U.S. and all other regions currently served by DAZN. The rights include seven exclusive events per-year, as well as all events televised by Paramount Network.[47] [48]
DAZN officially launched in the U.S. in September 2018, ahead of its first boxing event of Anthony Joshua vs Alexander Povetkin on 22 September. Its launch content also included the World Boxing Super Series, as well as the AFC Champions League, the Chilean Primera Division, J-League and other content.[49] [50] DAZN's broadcast team for its U.S. boxing events is led by "Sugar" Ray Leonard and Brian Kenny on play-by-play, with LZ Granderson as ringside reporter, and Michael Buffer as ring announcer. Buffer appeared in a U.S. marketing campaign for the service, contrasting its business model to pay-per-views.[51] [52]
In September 2018, DAZN's parent company Perform Group underwent a reorganization, with its sports data business spun into a second company known as Perform Content (which was later sold to Vista Equity Partners and merged with STATS LLC in 2019 to form Stats Perform, and its consumer properties (including DAZN itself, as well as several co-owned sports news websites) retained as DAZN Group and was later reported that this was in preparation for a potential sale of the latter in order to help fund the DAZN operations.[53] [54] [55]
In October 2018, DAZN announced that it had signed a five-year, 11-fight deal with Mexican boxer Canelo Álvarez valued at a minimum of $365 million, beginning with his then-upcoming bout against Rocky Fielding in December for the WBA super middleweight title. Álvarez was previously aligned with HBO, which had announced that it would discontinue boxing broadcasts. The contract overtook Giancarlo Stanton's $325 million contract with the Miami Marlins as the highest-valued contract with a single athlete in sport known at the time.[56] [57] [58] [59]
In November 2018, Major League Baseball announced a three-year content partnership with DAZN, which includes on-demand highlights, and ChangeUp—a live nightly studio program featuring look-ins and analysis.[60] [61] Just before the start of the 2020 season, DAZN cancelled MLB-related programming due to financial stresses caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.[62]
In December 2018, DAZN was estimated to be worth £3 billion: it was described by the Evening Standard as one of the United Kingdom's few tech "unicorns".[63]
DAZN launched in Italy in August 2018, with an acquisition of exclusive rights to 114 Serie A matches beginning in the 2018–19 season and other domestic rights on launch including the European Rugby Champions Cup, Showtime Championship Boxing, UFC programming, and the World Rally Championship.[64] [65] In September, DAZN announced that in order to improve the accessibility of its Serie A rights, it would begin to offer a subscription-based linear channel on Sky Italia's satellite service.[66]
In January 2019, DAZN acquired the rights to broadcast the 2019 AFC Asian Cup in Canada and the United States.[67] In March 2019, DAZN doubled its U.S. monthly cost, but also introduced a new yearly option at a discount.[68]
DAZN launched in Spain in February 2019, becoming its eighth market.[69] [70] The service went live with a roster of exclusive premium sport content including MotoGP, Moto 2 and Moto3 (2019–2022), EuroLeague, EuroCup and Premier League. Other rights included FA Cup, EFL Cup, Coppa Italia and Supercoppa Italiana, EFL Championship, UFC, Golden Boy, Matchroom Boxing and PDC Darts.
On March 8, 2019, DAZN signed a three-year, six-fight deal with Gennady Golovkin, under which it would broadcast two fights per-year. The contract also includes two cards per-year from Golovkin's GGG Promotions beginning in 2020. The deal began with his June 2019 bout against Canadian boxer Steve Rolls. Golovkin's promoter explained that the choice of a Canadian boxer was intended to help encourage DAZN subscriptions in the country.[71] [72] [73] Golovkin cited the broadcaster's "global vision" as an influence on the decision.[74] On March 13, 2019, DAZN re-organized the Perform Media division into DAZN Media with handling of advertising and sponsorship sales for DAZN's global operations, including the "DAZN+" program (which coordinates "personalised communications" between its partners and subscribers), and DAZN Player (formerly ePlayer), the group's syndicated video content service.[75]
In April 2019, DAZN premiered a new show, Da Pull Up, hosted by Akin "Ak" Reyes and Barak Bess, and premiered the first episode of 40 Days - docuseries chronicling the lead-up to Canelo Álvarez's bout against Daniel Jacobs.[76] [77]
In May 2019, the service announced an expansion into Brazil as its ninth market, acquiring rights to the Copa Sudamericana and Campeonato Brasileiro Série C, and other international football competitions among other properties.[78] [79] [80]
In July 2019, DAZN also reached a syndication deal with Eurosport in Austria, Germany, Italy, and Spain, allowing DAZN subscribers to access live and on-demand sports programming from Eurosport in these regions. In addition, DAZN sub-licensed 45 Bundesliga matches from Eurosport in Germany and Austria over the next two seasons — with 39 exclusive to the service.[81]
In July 2019, former Indianapolis Colts punter and WWE personality Pat McAfee signed a content deal with DAZN, which added television simulcasts of his podcast and The Pat McAfee Show to the service, as well as contributions to shoulder content for DAZN's NFL rights.[82] DAZN and McAfee terminated their broadcast partnership in May 2020.[83]
In March 2020, DAZN announced that it would expand into 200 additional countries worldwide, with an initial focus on giving wider distribution to its boxing and original content portfolio.[84] [85]
With the COVID-19 pandemic resulting in widespread suspension of international sport, DAZN stated in late March 2020 that it would not pay rightsholders for content that had not been delivered under their contracts.[86] In May 2020, the Financial Times reported that DAZN was seeking further investments in order to secure the future of the business, which had been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.[87] [88]
In September 2020, DAZN extended their carriage agreement with Eurosport through August 2023, and added Switzerland to the agreement.[89]
In October 2020, it reached a deal to sell stakes in Goal, Spox, VoetbalZone to Integrated Media Company (IMC), a portfolio of TPG Capital,[90] and in December 2020 it sold Sporting News to PAX Holdings.[91]
In January 2021, former Entain CEO Shay Segev was named the new CEO of DAZN, after having acted alongside founder James Rushton for the previous six months.[92]
In March 2021, former Walt Disney Direct-to-Consumer & International executive Kevin A. Mayer became the chairman of DAZN, replacing John Skipper.[93] That month, DAZN secured the exclusive broadcasting rights of Serie A TIM in Italy and LaLiga rights in Spain.[94]
DAZN announced a five-year agreement with Matchroom Sport in June 2021.[95] It also announced a four-year global broadcasting deal for the UEFA Women's Champions League (outside of China, the Middle East, and North Africa) under which it will partner with YouTube to simulcast 61 matches during the 2021–22 and 2022–23 seasons.[96]
In July 2021, the company agreed an eight-year deal for the rights of Japan’s Women Empowerment League.[97]
In October 2021, DAZN launched its proprietary video player, Mercury.[98]
In November 2021, the company launched DAZN X, its innovation hub.[99] In December 2021, DAZN was awarded with the 2021 Apple TB App of the Year award.[100]
In 2022, DAZN began diversifying its platform beyond sports streaming to include a range of other sports entertainment, including the sale of tickets and merchandise, sports non-fungible tokens (NFTs), gaming and betting.[101] [102]
DAZN Moments launched on 24 March 2022, however, DAZN would later published a notice on their dedicated website stating that the service would be terminated on 30 November 2023, with no further purchases or sales available. DAZN Moments would no longer be held by customers after 14 March 2024.[103] DAZN's NFTs launched in tandem with the Canelo Álvarez vs. Billy Joe Saunders fight reportedly failed to generate a profit.[104]
In April 2022, DAZN launched "DAZN Bet" in the UK and signed a strategic partnership with Pragmatic Group to develop its sports betting product.[105] Shay Segev, Dazn CEO, said: "The convergence of sports media and betting is the future.”[106]
In May 2022, DAZN signed a deal to carry Red Bull TV, including live and on-demand content.[107] That same month, DAZN signed a four-event deal with KSI's Misfits Boxing, carrying cards under the branding "MF & DAZN: X Series".[108]
In June 2022, DAZN announced a global broadcasting deal with British boxer Anthony Joshua, beginning with his 20 August rematch against Oleksandr Usyk in Saudi Arabia. The deal was reported to be valued at £100 million per-year, with Joshua also becoming a brand ambassador for DAZN.[109]
In July 2022, Segev stated that there were plans to add more interactive features to the platform, such as "watch parties", alternative broadcasts of events, and sports betting integration.[110]
In September 2022, DAZN announced that it would acquire sports broadcaster Eleven Group, expanding its position in parts of Asia and Europe, and in global sports streaming rights and technologies.[111] [112] The acquisition was later finalized in February 2023.[113] Details of the acquisition were included in DAZN Group's published accounts, stating that Eleven was acquired on a share-only basis, while £35m in funding was provided to Eleven subject to an annual interest rate of 14%.[114]
In 2022, the company launched DAZN Store in Germany, its online e-commerce platform for fan merchandise.[115] That same year, DAZN reported revenues of $2.3 billion, over 70% increase from 2021, making it the highest grossing sports app in the world.[116]
In January 2023, DAZN signed a five-year deal with KSI and Misfits Boxing, and a multi-year agreement with All Elite Wrestling (AEW) to carry its programming in 42 Asian and European territories.[117] In February 2023, DAZN announced that it had acquired the global rights to the NFL's Game Pass service outside of the U.S. and China under a 10-year deal beginning in the 2023 NFL season; it will be sold as a standalone subscription service on the DAZN platform.[118] [119]
In January 2023, DAZN and Amazon agreed a global distribution deal for DAZN’s streaming service on Amazon’s Prime Video Channels platform.[120]
In March 2023, DAZN Chairman Kevin A. Mayer two-year term came to an end.[121] That month, DAZN also launched the DAZN 1 channel on Sky in the UK and Ireland.[122]
In May 2023, DAZN launched two new global FAST channels, DAZN Combat and DAZN Women’s Football, which will be available globally through LG, Samsung TV Plus and VIDAA.[123]
In July 2023 DAZN announced a partnership with DAIMANI to launch an integrated ticketing product for DAZN subscribers.[124] The same month, it also launched in Belgium, Portugal, and Taiwan, transitioning from former Eleven Sports services.[125]
In August 2023, it was announced DAZN had acquired US-based women’s football streaming platform, ATA Football.[126] DAZN also launched in France, with the company reaching a sub-licensing agreement with Canal+ to stream weekly Ligue 1 fixtures on the service, and offer carriage of a DAZN 1 linear channel for Canal+ customers.[127] DAZN also announced a five-year partnership with U.S. sports merchandise retailer Fanatics, Inc.[128]
The DAZN platform is available in over 200 countries globally. DAZN is available on most connected devices including Smart TV's, set-top boxes, streaming sticks, smartphones, tablets, PCs and video game consoles.[129] [130] DAZN can be accessed on Samsung, LG, Sony and Panasonic Smart TVs, PlayStation, Xbox, Amazon Fire TV, Google Chromecast and Apple TV; while their mobile app is available on IPhone, IPad, and Android devices.
DAZN is available as an Amazon Channel for Amazon Prime subscribers,.
In September 2019, Comcast reached a deal with DAZN to offer an app for the service its Xfinity X1 cable boxes, becoming the first U.S. television provider to offer support for the service within their platform.[131]
The opening weekend of the J.League on DAZN saw multiple issues including buffering and other technical problems. Founder James Rushton would travel to Japan to make an in-person apology.[132] [133]
The Canadian launch was met with technical issues, including inconsistent stream qualities, buffering, and latency between the streams and television broadcasts.[134] [135] DAZN apologized for the "inadequate service" that it delivered and said it was working to rectify them. As a result, DAZN began to distribute NFL Sunday Ticket to television providers in October 2017, as had been the case before.
DAZN's broadcast of the Canelo Álvarez vs. Daniel Jacobs boxing fight on 4 May 2019 received numerous complaints for its streaming quality and claims of bias from the commentators.[136]
In Spain, Orange S.A. sought a settlement after DAZN's technical failures prevented both the transmission of La Liga matches to Orange and Movistar; together with incurring additional infrastructure costs. [137]
In September 2021, Italian consumer group Codacons threatened a class action lawsuit against DAZN to revoke its broadcasting rights for Serie A football, after complaints of service blackouts. Italian telecommunications regulator AGCOM and the country's antitrust body opened investigations into the service. Italian undersecretary for sport Valentina Vezzali said: "We are monitoring the situation so that everything can be resolved for the benefit of the users, who are the ones who want to see their teams on television and cheer for their favorite team."[138]
DAZN continued to suffered technical issues during the season opening day of Serie A in August 2022, and was condemned by multiple Italian politicians and Italy's consumer protection organization Udicon. AGCOM also intervened, leading to DAZN issuing an apology, and offering compensations to affected customers.[139]
In January 2023, DAZN agreed to take urgent steps to improve its service in Italy, after its executives were called to a meeting with Italian government ministers Adolfo Urso and Andrea Abodi.[140]
DAZN has been accused of unethical business conduct.
In 2023, their monthly subscription was advertised at $19.99/month, however, subscribers were locked into a 12-month contract (The details of which are disclosed in the fine print), and were not allowed to cancel until the end of the 12 months. The monthly subscription plan, called "Flexible Pass" and priced at $24.99/month, required 30 days notice in-advance of cancellation. The service would otherwise continue for another 30 days from when the user cancels, and the user would be charged on a pro-rate basis for excess time beyond the billing cycle. Only the yearly subscription would cancel at the end of the billing cycle regardless of when the user unsubscribes.[141]
DAZN was sued by the German Federal Association of Consumer Organizations (VZBV) over the alleged use of non-transparent contract clauses that allowed DAZN to make excessive contractual changes, including price adjustments. The Munich I Regional Court largely agreed with the VZBV, upholding many of the complaints.[142]
In its first published set of accounts in 2015, DAZN's losses before tax were £6.81 million. In 2016, losses before tax increased to £77.26 million. 2017 saw company losses before tax further grow to £259.4 million, and then in 2018 losses before tax were stated as over £520 million. Since the 2019 financial year to the most recent published set of accounts for 2022, losses before tax have exceeded £1 billion annually.[143] [144] [145] [146] [147] [148] [149] [150]
Noted sports rights held by DAZN include:
| Competition | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| FIFA World Cup | Austria, Germany, Japan | Highlights | |
| FIFA Women's World Cup | Germany | ||
| FIFA World Cup qualification (UEFA) | Austria, Belgium, Canada, Germany, Japan, Switzerland | Live until 2028 (delayed for Germany national team matches; unavailable for both Austria and Switzerland national team matches respectively) | |
| UEFA Euro | Germany | Highlights | |
| UEFA Euro qualifying | Austria, Belgium, Canada, France (via La Chaîne L'Équipe), Germany, Japan, Switzerland | Live until 2028 (delayed for Germany national team matches; unavailable for both Austria and Switzerland national team matches respectively) | |
| UEFA Nations League | |||
| UEFA European Under-19 Championship | Germany | [151] | |
| UEFA Women's Euro | |||
| UEFA Women's Euro qualifying | Japan | ||
| UEFA Women's Under-19 Championship | Germany | [152] | |
| FIFA World Cup qualification (AFC) | Japan | [153] | |
| AFC Asian Cup | Austria (via Sportdigital), Germany (via Sportdigital), Japan, Switzerland (via Sportdigital) | ||
| AFC U-23 Asian Cup | Live until 2028 | ||
| AFC U-20 Asian Cup | Japan | ||
| AFC U-17 Asian Cup | |||
| AFC Women's Asian Cup | |||
| AFC Women's Olympic Qualifying Tournament | |||
| AFC U-20 Women's Asian Cup | |||
| AFC U-17 Women's Asian Cup | |||
| FIFA World Cup qualification (CONMEBOL) | France | [154] | |
| Copa América | Austria (via Sportdigital), Germany (via Sportdigital), Switzerland (via Sportdigital) | ||
| CONMEBOL Sub-20 | Austria (via Sportdigital), Canada, Germany (via Sportdigital) | ||
| CONCACAF Gold Cup | |||
| FIFA World Cup qualification (CAF) | Austria (via Sportdigital), Germany (via Sportdigital), Switzerland (via Sportdigital) | ||
| Africa Cup of Nations | |||
| Finalissima | Austria, Canada, Germany, Japan, Switzerland | ||
| UEFA Champions League | Belgium (via Play Sports), Canada, Germany, Malaysia (via beIN Sports), New Zealand, Portugal, Singapore (via beIN Sports) | Live until 2027 | [155] [156] |
| UEFA Europa League | Belgium (via Play Sports), Canada, Malaysia (via beIN Sports), New Zealand, Portugal, Singapore (via beIN Sports) | [157] | |
| UEFA Conference League | |||
| UEFA Super Cup | Belgium (via Play Sports), Canada, Germany, Malaysia (via beIN Sports), New Zealand, Portugal, Singapore (via beIN Sports) | Live until 2026 | [158] |
| UEFA Youth League | |||
| UEFA Women's Champions League | Worldwide (excluding Middle East and North Africa and China and its territories) | Live until 2025 | [159] |
| Premier League | Belgium (via Play Sports), Portugal, Spain | [160] | |
| English Football League | Canada, Japan | [161] | |
| National League | Worldwide (via National League TV) | Live until 2031 | [162] |
| National League North | |||
| National League South | |||
| FA Cup | Belgium | Live until 2027 | [163] |
| EFL Cup | Canada, Japan | ||
| EFL Trophy | |||
| FA Community Shield | Belgium | Live until 2026 | |
| Women's Super League | Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Georgia, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Japan, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Kyrgyzstan, Malta, Moldova, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Romania, Spain, Serbia, Slovenia, Tajikistan, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, Uzbekistan | Live until 2024 | [164] [165] |
| Women's FA Cup | |||
| FA Women's League Cup | |||
| La Liga | Austria, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Japan, Malaysia (via beIN Sports), Portugal, Singapore (via beIN Sports), Spain, Taiwan | 165 matches per season in Spain | [166] |
| Segunda División | |||
| Copa del Rey | Austria (via Sportdigital), France (via La Chaîne L'Équipe), Germany (via Sportdigital), Switzerland (via Sportdigital) | ||
| Supercopa de España | |||
| Liga F | Worldwide | Live until 2027 | [167] |
| Bundesliga | Austria, Belgium, Brazil (via Nosso Futebol), Canada, Germany, Malaysia (via beIN Sports), Portugal, Singapore (via beIN Sports), Spain, Switzerland | Live until 2029 in Spain; Friday and Sunday matches for DACH | [168] |
| 2. Bundesliga | Austria, Belgium, Canada, Germany, Malaysia (via beIN Sports), Portugal, Singapore (via beIN Sports), Spain, Switzerland | Relegation highlights only for DACH | |
| DFB-Pokal | Austria, Belgium, Canada, France (via La Chaîne L'Équipe), Germany, Japan, Portugal, Switzerland | Highlights only for DACH | |
| DFL-Supercup | Austria, Belgium, Canada, Germany, Malaysia (via beIN Sports), Portugal, Singapore (via beIN Sports), Spain, Switzerland | ||
| Frauen-Bundesliga | Brazil, Canada, Europe (excluding Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Netherlands, Norway, Poland and Sweden), Japan | Live until 2027 | [169] |
| DFB-Pokal Frauen | |||
| DFB-Supercup Frauen | |||
| Serie A | Austria, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Japan, Malaysia (via beIN Sports), Singapore (via beIN Sports), Spain, Switzerland | Live until 2029 in Italy; Live until 2027 in other countries | [170] |
| Serie B | Italy | Live until 2027 | |
| Coppa Italia | Austria, France (via La Chaîne L'Équipe), Germany, Japan, Spain, Switzerland | ||
| Supercoppa Italiana | Live until 2026 | ||
| Campionato Nazionale Under-17 Serie C | Italy | [171] | |
| Serie A Femminile | Austria, Belgium, Canada, Germany, Italy, Japan, Portugal, Spain, United Kingdom, United States | [172] | |
| Coppa Italia Femminile | |||
| Supercoppa Femminile | |||
| Ligue 1 | Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Japan, Malaysia (via beIN Sports), Singapore (via beIN Sports), Switzerland | Live until 2029 in France & Japan; 8 matches per matchweek in France | [173] |
| Ligue 2 | Austria, Germany, Switzerland | ||
| Championnat National | France | 2 matches per matchweek | [174] |
| Coupe de France | Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and selected asian countries | [175] [176] | |
| Trophée des Champions | Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Japan, Malaysia (via beIN Sports), Singapore (via beIN Sports), Switzerland | Live until 2028 in France & Japan | |
| Division 1 Féminine | Austria, France, Germany, Ireland, Spain, United Kingdom, United States | [177] | |
| Coupe de France Féminine | Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and selected asian countries | ||
| Trophée des Championnes | Austria, France, Germany, Ireland, Spain, United Kingdom, United States | ||
| Primeira Liga | Austria, Germany, Italy, Japan, Switzerland | Live until 2026 | [178] |
| Liga Portugal 2 | Japan | only Oliveirense matches | [179] |
| Campeonato Nacional Feminino | [180] | ||
| Eredivisie | Austria (via Sportdigital), Belgium (via Play Sports), Germany (via Sportdigital), Switzerland (via Sportdigital) | ||
| KNVB Cup | |||
| Johan Cruyff Shield | |||
| Belgian Pro League | Belgium, Canada, France, Japan, Luxembourg, Portugal | ||
| Challenger Pro League | Belgium | ||
| Belgian Cup | Canada, Japan, Portugal | ||
| Pro League Supercup | Belgium, Canada, France, Japan, Luxembourg, Portugal | ||
| Belgian Women's Super League | Belgium | ||
| Scottish Premiership | |||
| Scottish League Cup | |||
| Ekstraklasa | Austria (via Sportdigital), Germany (via Sportdigital), Switzerland (via Sportdigital) | ||
| Czech First League | |||
| Turkish Super Cup | |||
| Premiership Women | Worldwide | Live until 2027 | [181] |
| NIFL Women's Premiership League Cup | |||
| AFC Champions League | Japan | Live until 2028 | [182] |
| AFC Cup | Austria (via Sportdigital), Germany (via Sportdigital), Japan, Switzerland (via Sportdigital) | Live until 2028 in Japan | |
| J1 League | Live until 2033 in Japan | ||
| J2 League | Japan | Live until 2033 | |
| J3 League | |||
| WE League | Live until 2028 | ||
| A-League Men | Austria, Germany, Italy, Switzerland | ||
| Saudi Pro League | Austria, Belgium, Canada, Germany, Ireland, United Kingdom | [183] | |
| Saudi Super Cup | |||
| Saudi Women's Premier League | Worldwide (excluding Middle East and North Africa) | [184] | |
| SAFF Women's Cup | |||
| CONMEBOL Libertadores Sub-20 | Austria (via Sportdigital), Germany (via Sportdigital), Switzerland (via Sportdigital) | ||
| Brasileirão Série C | Brazil | [185] | |
| Copa do Nordeste | [186] | ||
| Argentine Primera División | Austria (via Sportdigital), Germany (via Sportdigital), Switzerland (via Sportdigital) | ||
| Copa de la Liga Profesional | |||
| Copa Argentina | |||
| USL Super League | Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Germany, Italy, Ireland, Japan, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland, United Kingdom | [187] | |
| African Football League | Worldwide | ||
| Soccer Champions Tour | Austria (via Sportdigital), Germany (via Sportdigital), Italy, Switzerland (via Sportdigital) | ||
| Riyadh Season Cup | Worldwide (excluding Canada and United States) | ||
| The Women's Cup | Albania, Andorra, Armenia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, Netherlands, North Macedonia, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, San Marino, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, United Kingdom | [188] |
| Competition | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| National Football League | Worldwide (via NFL Game Pass International; except China and United States) | Co-distribute in Austria, Belgium, Canada, Germany, Italy, Japan, Portugal and Switzerland | [190] |
| NCAA | Austria, Germany, Switzerland | ||
| A7FL | Worldwide | [191] | |
| Arena Football League | [192] | ||
| Women's National Football Conference | [193] |
| Competition | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nippon Professional Baseball | Japan, Taiwan | except Hiroshima Toyo Carp home matches in Japan | [194] |
| Chinese Professional Baseball League | Taiwan | All regular season games. Responsible for productions of Hawks' and Monkeys' home games. | |
| Asia Winter League | Worldwide broadcast and Taiwanese Co-Stream with DAZN's Twitch channels |
| Competition | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| FIBA Basketball World Cup | Worldwide (via Courtside 1891; except China and Middle East & North Africa) | Local TV broadcaster in Italy, Japan | [195] |
| FIBA Basketball World Cup qualification | Local TV broadcaster in Japan | ||
| EuroBasket | |||
| EuroBasket qualification | |||
| FIBA Asia Cup | |||
| FIBA Asia Cup qualification | |||
| FIBA AmeriCup | |||
| FIBA AmeriCup qualification | |||
| AfroBasket | |||
| AfroBasket qualification | |||
| FIBA Men's Olympic Qualifying | Local TV broadcaster in Japan | ||
| FIBA Under-17 Basketball World Cup | |||
| FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup | |||
| EuroBasket Women | Local TV broadcaster in Italy, Japan | ||
| FIBA Women's Olympic Qualifying | |||
| FIBA Under-17 Women's Basketball World Cup | |||
| NBA | Belgium, Germany | [196] | |
| WNBA | Germany (via NBA TV) | ||
| NBA G League | |||
| NCAA | Austria, Germany, Switzerland | [197] | |
| EuroLeague | Italy | ||
| EuroCup | |||
| Basketball Champions League | Worldwide (via Courtside 1891; except China and Middle East & North Africa) | Local TV broadcaster in France, Italy | |
| Liga ACB | Portugal | ||
| Copa del Rey | |||
| Supercopa de España | |||
| Lega Basket Serie A | Italy | ||
| Lega Basket Final Eight | |||
| Lega Basket Supercoppa | |||
| LNB Élite | Australia, Austria, Belgium, China, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Lichtenstein, Luxembourg, MENA, Portugal, Switzerland, Taiwan, United Kingdom | Live until 2029 | [198] |
| LNB Pro A Leaders Cup | |||
| B.League | Japan | Highlights | |
| East Asia Super League | Worldwide (via Courtside 1891; except China and Middle East & North Africa) |
| Competition | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Serie A | Italy | ||
| Coppa Italia | |||
| Supercoppa Italiana |
| Competition | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Champions Chess Tour | Worldwide | [199] | |
| Global Chess League | [200] |
| Competition | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| UFC | Austria, Belgium, Canada, Germany, Italy, Spain (via Eurosport) | ||
| Golden Boy Promotions | Worldwide | Some cards could be blocked in certain regions | [201] [202] |
| Matchroom Boxing | [203] | ||
| Misfits Boxing | |||
| World Boxing Super Series | Austria, Canada, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Spain (via Eurosport), United States | [204] | |
| World Sambo Championships | Spain (via Eurosport) | ||
| Brave Combat Federation | Worldwide (excluding Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Czech Republic, Germany, Italy, Japan, Middle East & North Africa, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovenia, Slovakia, Spain, Switzerland) | [205] | |
| Cage Warriors | Spain (via Eurosport) | ||
| Superfights Kickboxing | Brazil, Italy, Spain | ||
| PFL Global | Albania, Andorra, Armenia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cambodia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Faroe Islands, Fiji, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Gibraltar, Greece, Greenland, Guernsey, Hungary, Iceland, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Jersey, Kazakhstan, Kiribati, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Latvia, Lithuania, Macau, Malaysia, Malta, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Mongolia, Netherlands, New Caledonia, New Zealand, Norway, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Saint Martin, Samoa, Singapore, Slovakia, Solomon Islands, Spain, St. Pierre & Miquelon, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Tajikistan, Thailand, Timor-Leste, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, United Kingdom, Uzbekistan, Vietnam | [206] | |
| PFL Europe | Albania, Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Armenia, Aruba, Austria, Bahamas, Barbados, Belarus, Belgium, Bonaire, Brazil, British Virgin Islands, Brunei, Bulgaria, Cambodia, Cayman Islands, Curacao, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Dominica, Estonia, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Grenada, Guadeloupe, Guyana, Haiti, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macau, Malaysia, Malta, Martinique, Mexico, Mongolia, Montserrat, Myanmar, Navassa Island, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Nueva Esparta, Poland, Portugal, Saba, San Andres and Providencia, Saint Barthelemy, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Martin, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Singapore, Sint Eustatius, Sint Maarten, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Tajikistan, Thailand, Timor-Leste, Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Turks and Caicos Islands, Ukraine, United Kingdom, US Virgin Islands, Uzbekistan | ||
| Naciones MMA | Worldwide | [207] | |
| Muay Thai For Life | [208] | ||
| Ansgar Fighting League | [209] | ||
| King of Kings | Worldwide (excluding Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania) | [210] [211] | |
| Bushido MMA | |||
| Dream Boxing | |||
| Red Owl Boxing | Worldwide | [212] | |
| Overtime Boxing | [213] | ||
| Oktagon MMA | Worldwide (excluding Austria, Czech Republic, Germany, Slovakia, Switzerland) | [214] | |
| Wasserman Boxing | Worldwide (excluding Ireland, Latin America, South Africa, United Kingdom) | [215] | |
| Most Valuable Prospects | Worldwide | [216] | |
| Fight Clubbing | [217] | ||
| Rajadamnern World Series | [218] | ||
| ONE Championship | Italy | ||
| Tasman Fighters | Worldwide | [219] | |
| Kingpyn Boxing | Worldwide (excluding Brazil) | [220] | |
| Miura Boxing | Worldwide (excluding Mexico) | ||
| Westside Promotions | Worldwide | ||
| Broadway Boxing | |||
| Federazione Pugilistica Italiana | Italy | [221] | |
| Y12 Boxing | Worldwide | ||
| Glory | Belgium, France | [222] | |
| Bellator MMA | Europe | [223] | |
| Salita Promotions | Worldwide | ||
| Conlan Boxing | |||
| MarvNation Promotions | |||
| Muay Thai GP | [224] | ||
| Team Combat League | [225] | ||
| Boxing Insider Promotions |
| Competition | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Indian Premier League | Ireland, Japan, United Kingdom | [226] | |
| Caribbean Premier League | Austria, Germany, Italy, Spain, Switzerland | ||
| Women's Caribbean Premier League | Austria, Germany, Switzerland |
| Competition | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| World Snooker | Austria (via Eurosport), Canada, Germany (via Eurosport), Italy (via Eurosport), Spain (via Eurosport), Switzerland (via Eurosport), United States | World Snooker Championship only for Austria, Germany and Switzerland | |
| Championship League Snooker | Brazil, Canada, Italy, Spain, United States | ||
| Champion of Champions | Austria, Brazil, Canada, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Spain, United States | ||
| World Masters of Snooker | Worldwide | [227] | |
| Matchroom Pool | Austria, Brazil, Canada, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Spain, United States |
| Competition | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| UCI World Tour | Austria (via Eurosport), Germany (via Eurosport), Italy (via Eurosport), Spain (via Eurosport), Switzerland (via Eurosport) | ||
| Union Européenne de Cyclisme |
| Competition | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| BLAST Premier | Worldwide | [229] | |
| eChampions League | Austria, Canada, Germany | ||
| eLaLiga | Spain | ||
| ePro League | Belgium | ||
| Esports World Cup | Worldwide | [230] |
| Competition | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's FIH Hockey World Cup | Austria, Germany, Switzerland | ||
| Women's FIH Hockey World Cup | |||
| Men's FIH Pro League | Austria, Germany, Spain (via Eurosport), Switzerland | [231] | |
| Women's FIH Pro League | [232] | ||
| Men's EuroHockey Championship | Belgium | ||
| Women's EuroHockey Championship | |||
| Euro Hockey League | Austria, Germany, Switzerland | [233] |
| Competition | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| FIFA Futsal World Cup qualification (UEFA) | Germany | [234] | |
| AFC Futsal Asian Cup | Austria (via Sportdigital), Germany (via Sportdigital), Japan, Switzerland (via Sportdigital) | ||
| UEFA Futsal Champions League | Portugal, Spain | [235] | |
| Futsal-Bundesliga | Germany | ||
| AFC Futsal Club Championship | Japan | ||
| Socca World Cup | Worldwide |
| Competition | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| PGA Tour | Italy (via Eurosport); Middle East & North Africa and Southeast Asia (via PGA Tour Pass) | [236] | |
| PGA Championship | Japan | ||
| DP World Tour | Austria, Germany, Japan, Switzerland | ||
| LPGA | Austria, Germany, Switzerland | ||
| JLPGA | Japan |
| Competition | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| World Men's Handball Championship | Austria (via Eurosport), Germany (via Eurosport), Switzerland (via Eurosport) | ||
| European Men's Handball Championship | Germany (via Eurosport) | ||
| European Women's Handball Championship | |||
| EHF Champions League | Austria, Canada, Germany, Japan, Spain | Live until 2026 in Austria, Germany and Spain | [237] [238] |
| EHF European League | Austria, Germany, Spain | Live until 2026 | |
| EHF European Cup | |||
| Women's EHF Champions League | |||
| Women's EHF European League | |||
| Women's EHF European Cup |
| Competition | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fan Controlled Football | Worldwide | On Demand only for United States | [239] | |
| Arena Football League | Worldwide, except United States | Playoffs only, simulcast of CBS Sports Network | [240] |
| Competition | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Infinity League | Worldwide | |||
| Kings League | Belgium, Portugal | [241] |
| Competition | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Formula One | Belgium (via Play Sports), Japan, Malaysia (via beIN Sports), Spain, Singapore (via beIN Sports) | [242] [243] | |
| Formula 2 | |||
| Formula 3 | |||
| Porsche Supercup | |||
| F1 Academy | Spain | [244] | |
| Euroformula Open | Japan | ||
| Formula Regional European Championship | Spain | ||
| Italian F4 Championship | |||
| MotoGP | Austria, Germany, Spain, Switzerland | [245] | |
| Asia Talent Cup | Spain | ||
| British Talent Cup | |||
| FIM JuniorGP | |||
| WorldSBK | [246] | ||
| MXGP | Belgium (via Play Sports), Italy, Spain | ||
| Formula E | France (via La Chaîne L'Équipe), Germany (via Eurosport), Portugal, Spain (via Eurosport) | Live until 2026 in Portugal | |
| Extreme E | Worldwide (excluding Afghanistan, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Bangladesh, Belize, Bhutan, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Germany, Greece, Guatemala, Guyana, Honduras, India, Maldives, Mexico, Nepal, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Pakistan, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Sri Lanka, Suriname, Switzerland, Turkey, United Kingdom, United States, Uruguay and Venezuela) | [247] [248] | |
| Dakar Rally | France (via La Chaîne L'Équipe), Italy (via Eurosport), Spain (via Eurosport) | ||
| WEC | Austria (via Eurosport), France (via La Chaîne L'Équipe), Germany (via Eurosport), Italy (via Eurosport), Spain (via Eurosport), Switzerland (via Eurosport) | Only 24 Hours of Le Mans in France | |
| FIM EWC | Italy (via Eurosport), Spain (via Eurosport) | ||
| eSkootr Championship | Worldwide | [249] | |
| World Supercross Championship | Worldwide (excluding Australia, Brazil, Canada, Caribbean, France, Ireland, United Kingdom, United States) | [250] | |
| Airspeeder | Worldwide | On Demand only | [251] [252] |
| Taiwan Spirit Rider | Taiwan | ||
| DTM | Belgium, Czech Republic, France, Hungary, Israel, Malaysia (via beIN Sports), Singapore (via beIN Sports), Slovakia, South Korea, Spain | [253] | |
| GT Masters | |||
| GT4 | |||
| BMW M2 Cup | |||
| European Truck Racing Championship | Spain | ||
| NASCAR Cup Series | [254] | ||
| NASCAR Xfinity Series | |||
| NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series | |||
| NASCAR Whelen Euro Series | Only highlights | ||
| Supercars Championship | [255] | ||
| World Rally Championship | Worldwide (via Rally.TV; except China, Estonia, Finland, France, Hong Kong, Ireland, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Sweden, United Kingdom) | [256] | |
| World RX | |||
| European Rally Championship | |||
| Iberian Supercars | Spain | [257] | |
| Supercars Jarama RACE | |||
| Campeonato de Portugal de Velocidade | |||
| WorldWCR | [258] | ||
| E1 Series | Armenia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Belgium, Brunei, Cambodia, Czech Republic, Germany, Indonesia, Japan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Malaysia, Moldova, Myanmar, Philippines, Portugal, Poland, Romania, Singapore, Switzerland, Tajikistan, Thailand, Timor-Leste, Uzbekistan, Vietnam | [259] |
| Competition | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Summer Olympic Games | Austria (via Eurosport), Germany (via Eurosport), Italy (via Eurosport), Spain (via Eurosport), Switzerland (via Eurosport) | ||
| Winter Olympic Games | |||
| Maccabiah Games | Worldwide | ||
| Invictus Games |
| Competition | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| World Padel Tour | Portugal | ||
| Premier Padel | Malaysia (via beIN Sports), Singapore (via beIN Sports) | ||
| A1 Padel | Italy, Portugal, Spain | [260] | |
| Hexagon Cup | Worldwide (excluding United States) | [261] | |
| Pro Padel League | Worldwide |
| Competition | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WWE | Austria, Germany, Switzerland | |||
| All Elite Wrestling | Worldwide | PPVs only; Excluding Australia, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Japan, Malaysia, Maldives, Nepal and Sri Lanka. | [262] | |
| TNA Wrestling | Worldwide (excluding Angola, Bangladesh, Benin, Bhutan, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Chad, Comoros, Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, India, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Maldives, Mali, Mauritius, Mayotte, Mozambique, Namibia, Nepal, Niger, Nigeria, Pakistan, Rwanda, São Tomé & Principe, Senegal, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, South Africa, South Sudan, Sri Lanka, St Helena and Ascension Island, Swaziland, Tanzania, Togo, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe) | On Demand only; PPV events geolocated and sold separately | [263] |
| Competition | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| WSE Champions League | Portugal | ||
| Portuguese Roller Hockey First Division | [264] | ||
| Portuguese Roller Hockey Cup | |||
| Supertaça António Livramento |
| Competition | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rugby World Cup | Japan | ||
| Six Nations | Canada | ||
| Six Nations Under 20s Championship | |||
| Women's Six Nations Championship | |||
| Top10 | Italy | ||
| Serie A Elite Femminile |
| Competition | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| America's Cup | Japan | [265] | |
| SailGP | Malaysia (via beIN Sports), Singapore (via beIN Sports) |
| Competition | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Street League Skateboarding | Argentina, Belize, Bolivia, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, France, French Guiana, Guatemala, Guyana, Honduras, Italy, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Spain, Suriname, Uruguay, Venezuela | [266] | |
| World Downhill Skateboarding Championship | Worldwide | [267] |
| Competition | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Australian Open | Austria (via Eurosport), Germany (via Eurosport), Italy (via Eurosport), Malaysia (via beIN Sports), Singapore (via beIN Sports), Spain (via Eurosport), Switzerland (via Eurosport) | ||
| US Open | Austria (via Eurosport), Germany (via Eurosport), Switzerland (via Eurosport) | ||
| French Open | Austria (via Eurosport), Germany (via Eurosport), Italy (via Eurosport), Malaysia (via beIN Sports), Singapore (via beIN Sports), Spain (via Eurosport), Switzerland (via Eurosport) | ||
| ATP Finals | Belgium (via Play Sports), Malaysia (via beIN Sports), Singapore (via beIN Sports); Brazil, Latin America and the Caribbean (via Tennis TV) | ||
| ATP Masters 1000 | |||
| ATP 500 | |||
| ATP 250 | Austria (via Eurosport), Germany (via Eurosport), Italy (via Eurosport), Malaysia (via beIN Sports), Singapore (via beIN Sports), Spain (via Eurosport), Switzerland (via Eurosport); Brazil, Latin America and the Caribbean (via Tennis TV) | ||
| ATP Cup | Belgium (via Play Sports), Malaysia (via beIN Sports), Singapore (via beIN Sports); Brazil, Latin America and the Caribbean (via Tennis TV) | ||
| WTA Tour | Belgium (via Play Sports), Canada, Japan, Portugal, Spain | Live until 2026 in Portugal | |
| Davis Cup | Austria, Germany | [269] | |
| Ultimate Tennis Showdown | Canada, Japan, Italy (via Eurosport), Spain (via Eurosport) | ||
| Laver Cup | Austria (via Eurosport), Germany (via Eurosport), Italy (via Eurosport), Malaysia (via beIN Sports), Singapore (via beIN Sports), Spain (via Eurosport), Switzerland (via Eurosport) | ||
| World Tennis League | Spain | ||
| Riyadh Season Tennis Cup | Worldwide |
| Competition | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| PTO Tour | APAC, Australia, Canada, Japan, Middle East & North Africa, New Zealand and South Africa | [270] | |
| IRONMAN Pro Series | Worldwide (excluding Canada, China, Russia, United States) | [271] |
| Competition | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| FIL | Austria (via Eurosport), Germany (via Eurosport), Switzerland (via Eurosport) | ||
| FIS | Austria (via Eurosport), Germany (via Eurosport), Italy (via Eurosport), Spain (via Eurosport), Switzerland (via Eurosport) | ||
| IBU | Austria (via Eurosport), France (via La Chaîne L'Équipe), Germany (via Eurosport), Italy (via Eurosport), Spain (via Eurosport), Switzerland (via Eurosport) | ||
| ISU | Italy (via Eurosport), Spain (via Eurosport) |
Linear channels on DAZN include:
| Channel | Region | Broadcast Details | Sources | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ACL Cornhole TV | Worldwide | |||
| beIN Sports 1 | Malaysia, Singapore | [274] | ||
| beIN Sports 2 | ||||
| beIN Sports 3 | ||||
| Billiard TV | Worldwide | excluding Asian countries | ||
| Boxing TV | ||||
| DAZN 1 | Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Taiwan, United Kingdom | |||
| DAZN 2 | Austria, Belgium, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Taiwan | |||
| DAZN 3 | Belgium, Spain, Portugal, Taiwan | |||
| DAZN 4 | Spain, Portugal | |||
| DAZN 5 | Portugal | |||
| DAZN 6 | Portugal | |||
| DAZN Combat | Worldwide | |||
| DAZN F1 | Spain | |||
| DAZN LaLiga | ||||
| DAZN LaLiga 2 | ||||
| DAZN LaLiga 3 | ||||
| DAZN LaLiga 4 | ||||
| DAZN LaLiga 5 | ||||
| DAZN Pro League 1 | Belgium | |||
| DAZN Pro League 2 | ||||
| DAZN Pro League 3 | ||||
| DAZN Rise | Austria, Germany | |||
| DAZN Women's Football | Worldwide | |||
| Eurosport 1 | Austria, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Spain | |||
| Eurosport 2 | ||||
| Inter TV | Italy | |||
| La Chaîne L'Équipe | France | [275] | ||
| LaLiga TV Hypermotion | Spain | |||
| LFC TV | Japan | |||
| Matchroom Boxing | Worldwide | |||
| Milan TV | Italy | |||
| MLB Network | Austria, Canada, Germany, Switzerland | |||
| Moto America TV | Worldwide | |||
| Motorvision TV | ||||
| NBA TV | Germany | |||
| NFL Network | Worldwide | excluding United States | ||
| Nosso Futebol | Brazil | |||
| Padel TIME TV | Worldwide | |||
| PDC Darts | ||||
| PGA Tour | excluding Australia, China, France, Germany, Ireland, Spain, United Kingdom | |||
| Play Sports 1 | Belgium | |||
| Play Sports 2 | ||||
| Play Sports 3 | ||||
| PLL Network | Worldwide | |||
| Radio TV Serie A con RDS | Italy | |||
| Rally TV | Worldwide | excluding China, Estonia, Finland, France, Hong Kong, Ireland, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Sweden, United Kingdom | ||
| Red Bull TV | [276] | |||
| Sportdigital Fussball | Austria, Germany, Switzerland | |||
| SportStak | Worldwide | excluding Asian countries | ||
| Unbeaten | ||||
| Zona DAZN | Italy |