TNA announced today, via press release, that they have entered into a partnership with the Fight Network. The deal is described as a “comprehensive content partnership to seize a global digital audience for fight-based content.” Fight Network’s over-the-top (OTT) app is available on digital platforms (Apple TV, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Verizon Go90, Layer 3 and KlowdTV) and will become the global home for TNA Wrestling content starting in the second quarter of this year. Fight Network and TNA Wrestling will collaborate to produce digital content and will also partner on cross-promotion and joint sales efforts in global markets.
The fight network currently airs TNA programming in Canada, including TNA Impact, TNA Wrestling’s Greatest Matches and TNA Xplosion. Fight Network will now also air select TNA Wrestling archive programming on its linear channels in select U.S. markets and in over 30 countries across Europe, Africa and the Middle East where Fight Network currently broadcasts.
TNA president Dixie Carter had the following to say about the deal…
“Our enhanced partnership with Fight Network to deliver new and archived content through linear and over-the-top platforms, as well as to bring TNA programming to new and emerging markets around the world, is a significant step in the execution of TNA’s strategic plan. Fans are hungry for easily accessible content they can view on demand, and come this summer, the action of TNA IMPACT WRESTLING will be more available than ever.”
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