Tag: ESPN
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ESPN Unlimited Launches Today: Everything to Know About Watching with Roku, Fire TV & More
Today marks the official launch of ESPN’s new streaming service. Here’s what you need to know. ESPN Unlimited Plan At-A-Glance Pricing: The new ESPN Unlimited plan costs $29.99 per month Availability: You can watch on these devices – Android Phone, Android Tablet, Android TV, Apple TV, iPad, iPhone, Fire TV, Chromecast, Cox Contour 2, Contour…
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ESPN Will Get WWE Rights Starting in September Months Earlier Than Expected
ESPN is accelerating its takeover of WWE’s premium live events (PLEs) from 2026 to September 20, 2025, kicking off with a brand-new event, Wrestlepalooza, at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. The announcement, strategically timed for Thursday, August 21, coincides with the launch of ESPN’s highly anticipated direct-to-consumer streaming app, a cornerstone of the network’s push to…
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ESPN Deal to Buy MLB.TV “Close To Being Done”
With ESPN’s current deal with the MLB coming to an end, there’s been a lot of talk about which platforms will get rights to air and stream baseball next season. Accord to Yahoo Sports’ Kendall Baker, rights deals are “close to being done.” In a post on X Tuesday, Baker shared information from a source…
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ESPN Launches A New App with TikTok-Inspired Vertical Video Feed Today
ESPN, the worldwide leader in sports, is set to launch its highly anticipated new app today, marking a significant step toward its direct-to-consumer (DTC) streaming service, which will launch on August 21. Leveraging its massive social media presence—boasting the largest TikTok account among U.S. companies with over 50 million followers—ESPN is bringing its expertise in…
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ESPN+ to Stream 2025 U.S. Open Qualifying Rounds: Dates, Time & More
Live tennis has returned to ESPN+, beginning with four days of the 2025 U.S. Open Qualifying Tournament. The qualifiers tip off three weeks of live coverage across ESPN platforms, including ESPN2 and ESPNEWS. As the exclusive home of the 2025 U.S. Open, ESPN will provide coverage of the Men’s, Women’s, and Mixed Doubles competition with…
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How to Watch ESPN-FOX One Bundle, HBO Max, and Local Games for Less
Earlier this week, cord cutters were introduced to a new way to follow every big game without paying for full cable, with the new streaming bundle from ESPN and FOX. The upcoming ESPN DTC and FOX One apps will be available to bundle for $39.99, beginning on Thursday, October 2. The individual launch date for…
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ESPN & Fox Team Up To Offer a $39.99 Bundle Of Their New Streaming Services
In a landmark move for the streaming industry, ESPN and Fox are joining forces to launch a bundled subscription of their soon-to-be-released direct-to-consumer services, Fox One and ESPN’s enhanced streaming platform, Fox and ESPN has confirmed to Cord Cutters News. The bundle, set to debut on October 2, 2025, will be priced at $39.99 per…
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After ESPN Deal: How Much Will WWE Streaming Cost in 2026 + Ways to Watch Wrestling on a Budget
If you’re ditching cable but don’t want to miss a single suplex or title defense inside of the 20×20 ring, you’ll need the right streaming lineup. Beginning next year, in the United States, WWE PLEs will have a new home on the ESPN app as part of a new deal worth more than $1.6 billion…
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Cable & Streaming Subscribers Will Get Access to the New ESPN App
There’s good news for cable and live TV streaming customers who are interested in the new ESPN app. Pay TV customers – both cable customers including those using Comcast, Spectrum, and DIRECTV and those subscribed to live TV streaming services – will be able to use their credentials to login to the new app when…
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Disney is Considering Partnering with Other Sports Services for Streaming Bundles
With the release of its quarterly financial report and call Wednesday morning, Disney has been sharing information about its future with streaming. We’ve already learned that Disney will phase out Hulu and combine the service with Disney+, and that ESPN will become the streaming home of every WWE Premium Live Event. Now, we’re learning more…