ESPN has announced that there will be no more overlapping double-header 'Monday Night Football' games from this upcoming season.

ESPN’s much-discussed streaming service finally has its launch date. The network announced Wednesday that its direct-to-consumer service and enhanced app will debut Aug. 21. The announcement ...

ESPN will launch a Direct-to-consumer streamer on August 21 at a higher price than most competitors. Disney also detailed plans for NFL Network and Red Zone.

Under the terms, ESPN will acquire NFL Network, NFL Fantasy and the rights to distribute the RedZone channel to cable and satellite operators, and the NFL will get a 10% equity stake in ESPN.

The new streaming service will be available just in time for football season.

By The Associated Press ESPN announced a partnership with WWE, including the streaming rights to WrestleMania, on the heels of an agreement with the NFL. In a deal announced Wednesday, ESPN becomes… ...

In a major move, WWE announces a multi-year, $1.6 billion deal that will see all their PLEs air on ESPN starting in 2026, ending their multi-year run on Peacock ...

ESPN's Standalone Streaming Service and App to Launch Aug. 21 With prices starting at just $30, with content from NFL Network and WWE, the new service looks like a tempting offer for sports fans.

ESPN’s new streaming service arrives August 21 ESPN will also soon become the exclusive streaming platform for WWE events in the US.

Dubbed ESPN direct-to-consumer, the service will provide access to the sports company's full suite of networks and services at a somewhat reasonable monthly rate.

Sports media giant ESPN is launching a new direct-to-consumer streaming service, ESPN DTC, on August 21, the network announced Wednesday.

So no, this ESPN deal doesn’t affect Netflix at all since PLEs in the U.S. were never part of that agreement anyway. WWE’s previous $1 billion deal with Peacock Back in 2021, WWE struck a huge ...