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词条 Sports broadcasting contracts in Australia
释义

  1. Association Football

     Leagues  Domestic Cups  International Club Competitions  Club channel coverage  International Matches  International Tournaments  Other 

  2. Athletics

  3. Australian rules football

     State Leagues  Others 

  4. Baseball

  5. Basketball

     International  Other 

  6. Combat Sports

  7. Cricket

     International  Domestic/Club  Exhibition/Other 

  8. Cycling

  9. eSports

  10. Extreme Sports

  11. Field Hockey

  12. Gaelic Games

  13. Golf

  14. Gridiron football

  15. Horse-racing

  16. Ice Hockey

  17. Ironman(Surf lifesaving)

  18. Lacrosse

  19. Motorsports

  20. Multi-discipline events

  21. Netball

  22. Poker

  23. Rugby League

  24. Rugby Union

  25. Sailing

  26. Swimming

  27. Ten-pin bowling

  28. Tennis

  29. Volleyball

  30. Wrestling

  31. References

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This article refers to the sports broadcasting contracts in Australia. For a list of other country's broadcasting rights, see Sports television broadcast contracts.

Certain sporting events are protected by Australia's Anti-siphoning laws which means free-to-air television broadcasters have the chance to bid on protected events before pay television.

Association Football

Leagues

  • A-League:
    • Fox Sports (2017/18–2022/23): Live coverage of every game.[1]
    • Network Ten (2017/18–2018/19): One live Saturday night game a week, plus all finals games live[1]
  • W-League:
    • Fox Sports (2017/18–2022/23): Live coverage of every game.[2]
    • SBS (2017/18–2022/23): Two live games per week including Friday night and Sunday afternoon games (on Viceland)[3]
  • English Premier League:
    • Optus Sport (2018/19-2021/22): Live coverage of every match[4]
    • SBS (2018/19): One live match on Saturday (first pick), one match during the week in the event of a mid-week round and one match on the final day.[3]
    • Foxtel (2018/19): Delayed coverage of Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur's games
  • English Football League Championship: beIN Sports (2017/18-2021/22)[5]
  • English Football League One:beIN Sports (2017/18-2021/22)[5]
  • English Football League Two: beIN Sports (2017/18-2021/22)[5]
  • Spanish La Liga: beIN Sports
  • Spanish La Liga 2: YouTube
  • French Ligue 1: beIN Sports
  • German Bundesliga: beIN Sports (2011/12–2019/20),[6]
  • Italian Serie A: Rai Italia, beIN Sports
  • Scottish Premiership: beIN Sports[7]
  • Superleague Greece: Antenna Pacific
  • Turkish Super Lig: beIN Sports
  • Major League Soccer: ESPN, beIN Sports[8]
  • United Soccer League: ESPN
  • Argentine Primera División: beIN Sports
  • Brazilian League and São Paulo Championship: beIN Sports
  • Chinese Super League: OVO Mobile

Domestic Cups

  • FFA Cup: Fox Sports (2017–2022)[2] Live coverage of at least 10 matches from the Round of 32 onwards, including all Quarter Finals, both Semi Finals and the Final.
  • English FA Cup: ESPN
  • English Football League (include EFL Cup): beIN Sports (2017/18-2021/22)[5]
  • FA Community Shield: ESPN
  • Copa del Rey: TBA
  • Coppa Italia: YouTube
  • DFB-Pokal: beIN Sports
  • DFL-Supercup: beIN Sports
  • Trophée des Champions: beIN Sports
  • Scottish Cup: beIN Sports[7]
  • Scottish League Cup: beIN Sports[7]
  • Greek Cup: Antenna Pacific
  • Copa do Brasil:
  • Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup: ESPN

International Club Competitions

  • AFC Champions League: Fox Sports featuring All Australian teams only.
  • CONMEBOL Libertadores: beIN Sports (2019-)
  • CONMEBOL Sudamericana: beIN Sports (2019-)
  • UEFA Super Cup:
    • Optus Sport: (2018-2020)[17]
  • UEFA Champions League:
    • Optus Sport: (2018/19-2020/21)[9] All games live.
  • UEFA Europa League:
    • Optus Sport (2018/19-2020/21)[9] All games live.
  • OFC Champions League: NITV
  • FIFA Club World Cup: Fox Sports

Club channel coverage

  • Arsenal TV: - Fox Sports (Dedicated programming blocks only; 1 July 2016- )[20]
  • AVTV: Nil
  • Barça TV: Eurosport
  • Celtic TV: beIN Sports
  • Chelsea TV: - Foxtel (1 July 2016- )[20]
  • Citytv: - Fox Sports (Dedicated programming blocks only; 1 July 2016- )[20]
  • FCB.tv: beIN Sports
  • Inter Channel: Eurosport
  • Juventus Channel: - beIN Sports
  • LFC TV (Liverpool F.C. TV): - Foxtel (1 July 2016- )[20]
  • Milan Channel: beIN Sports
  • MUTV: - Foxtel (1 July 2016- )[10]
  • Rangers TV: beIN Sports
  • Spurs TV: Fox Sports (Dedicated programming blocks only; 1 July 2016- )[10]

International Matches

  • Australian National Men's Team (Socceroos) matches:
    • Network Ten: (2018–2019)[11] Live coverage of Socceroos friendlies.
    • Fox Sports: (2017–2022)[2] Live coverage of every Socceroos Asian-World Cup Qualifier and international fixtures (include Asian Cup Finals and exclude World Cup Finals).
  • Australian Youth: SBS
  • Australian Women's National Teams:
    • SBS
    • Fox Sports: (2017–2022)[2]
  • FIFA World Cup qualification (UEFA): Optus Sport (2021-2022)
  • FIFA World Cup qualification (CAF): beIN Sports
  • FIFA World Cup qualification (CONCACAF):
  • FIFA World Cup qualification (CONMEBOL):
  • FIFA World Cup qualification (AFC): Fox Sports
  • UEFA European Championship qualifying: Optus Sport (2019-2020)
  • UEFA Internationals: Optus Sport (2018-2022)
  • Brazil Internationals:
  • Other International Matches: beIN Sports, ESPN,[29] SBS, Optus Sport
  • A-League All Stars Game: Seven Network

International Tournaments

  • AFC Asian Cup:
    • Fox Sports: All matches exclusively live in 2019.[12]
    • No free-to-air coverage for 2019.
  • Copa América
    • TBA (2019)
  • FIFA World Cup:
    • SBS (2018, 2022): 25 Matches Live including the first pick per matchday and all Socceroos' fixtures[3]
    • Optus (2018): All matches Live[4]
    • TBA (2022): All matches Live
  • UEFA European Championship:
    • Optus Sport (2020)
  • UEFA Nations League: Optus Sport (2018-2021): Live and exclusive
  • FIFA Confederations Cup:
    • SBS (2017): 6 matches including all Socceroos' fixtures.
    • Optus (2017): All Matches Live
  • Other FIFA Tournaments: SBS
  • African Cup of Nations: beIN Sports[13] Eurosport (2015)[14]
  • Florida Cup: ESPN
  • Toulon Tournament: ESPN
  • International Champions Cup: all matches exclusively live and free on the ICC official website in 2018.
Other
  • National Premier Leagues Victoria: Channel 31 Melbourne
  • SBS shows a football fixture as part of their Sunday afternoon football show The World Game. This is often from the UEFA Champions League, but is sometimes a game from one of a number of South American/European or Asian leagues.
  • Aurora has a one-hour highlights program showing highlights from Australia's various amateur leagues each week, called the Australian Premier League Highlights Show.

Athletics

  • IAAF World Championships in Athletics: TBA (2019)
  • IAAF Diamond League: Eurosport (–2015)[15]
  • European Athletics Championships: Eurosport (2018)
  • Grenada Invitational: ESPN
  • CrossFit Games: ESPN (WatchESPN)
  • Australian Athletics Tour: Fox Sports & Kayo Sports
  • Stawell Gift: Channel Seven
  • Nitro Athletics: Channel Seven

Australian rules football

  • Australian Football League:
    • Seven Network: (2017–2022)[16] 3-4 matches per round live nationally. Friday night (1 match), Saturday night (1 match) and Sunday afternoon (3.20pm eastern time zone slot match). Further 11 games on public holidays / eve. Between 5-6 Thursday night games. Local teams replace broadcast into local markets every week of the season in SA, WA, QLD & NSW. 3 games each season in SA & WA featuring a local team broadcast on delayed basis.
    • Finals Series: Every match live nationally including the Grand Final.
    • Fox Footy: (2017–2022)[17] 6 matches per round, live nationally. They also simulcast the remaining 3 matches from Seven Network therefore broadcasting 9 matches per round, live nationally.
    • Finals Series: Every match live nationally not the Grand Final.
  • Australian Football League: Pre-season JLT Community Series
    • Fox Footy: (2017–2022)[17]
    • Exclusive broadcast of all JLT Community Series matches.
  • AFL Women's:
    • Fox Footy: (2019-2022) Every Match Live even the Grand Final
    • Seven Network:(2019-2022) Two games a round plus the non-Victoria matches on Free to Air. In 2020 Three matches on Seven.
  • Brownlow Medal:
    • Seven Network: (2017–2022)[16] Exclusive coverage.
  • AFLX: Seven Network: (2017-)

State Leagues

  • Victorian Football League: Seven Network (2017–2020);
    • 1 live game each Saturday or Sunday afternoon, most finals and Grand Final live.
  • South Australian National Football League: Seven Network (2018–2021) in Adelaide.
  • West Australian Football League: Seven Network (2018-TBA) in Perth
  • North East Australian Football League: NITV
  • Queensland Australian Football League: Fox Footy

Others

  • E. J. Whitten Legends Game: Seven Network (2016–2020)[18]

Baseball

  • Major League Baseball: ESPN[19]
    • Postseason - ESPN (Live & delayed rights)
    • World Series: ESPN
  • College baseball: ESPN
  • Little League World Series: ESPN
  • World Baseball Classic: ESPN
  • Women's Baseball World Cup: ESPN
  • USA Softball International Cup: ESPN
  • Australian Baseball League: Abl.tv, YouTube & Fox Sports (2018/19)

Basketball

  • National Basketball League:
    • Fox Sports (2015/16–2019/20) All matches live including Semi Finals, and Grand Finals.[20]
    • Nine Network (2018/19-2020/21) Two matches per round on 9Go!
  • Women's National Basketball League:
    • Fox Sports (2017/18–2019/20) One match live including Semi Finals, and Grand Finals.
    • SBS (2018/19) One match per week 14 of 15 matches at 3.00pm
  • National Basketball Association: ESPN (2016/17–2024/25) Up to 188 regular-season games including five Boxing Day games back-to-back; up to 53 playoff games including the entirety of the Eastern and Western Conference Finals and every game of the NBA Finals; NBA All-Star, including the BBVA Compass Rising Stars Challenge, State Farm All-Star Saturday Night and the NBA All-Star Game; and 20 NBA Summer League games.[21][22]
  • Women's National Basketball Association: ESPN (2016–2025)[23]

International

  • Australian Boomers matches: Fox Sports
  • Australian Opals matches: Fox Sports
  • FIBA Asia Cup: Fox Sports
  • FIBA Asia Women's Cup: Fox Sports
  • FIBA EuroBasket: Eurosport
  • FIBA Basketball World Cup: TBA (2019)
  • FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup: Fox Sports (2018)

Other

  • NCAA:
    • ESPN (until 2023/24)[24]
    • Fox Sports: 21 Pac-12 games annually.[47]
  • NBA Summer League: ESPN
  • NBA G League: ESPN
  • The Basketball Tournament: ESPN
  • Euroleague Basketball: Eurosport

Combat Sports

  • Other Boxing: Fox Sports, ESPN, Eurosport, beIN Sports, Main Event
  • Premier Boxing Champions: Fox Sports (selected major and PPV fights), Main Event (Showtime PPV fights only)
  • Matchroom Boxing: Fox Sports (non-PPV fights), Main Event (PPV)
  • Ultimate Fighting Championship: ESPN (Fight Night and PPV preliminaries), Main Event (PPV), Fetch TV (PPV), Network Ten (The Ultimate Fighter)
  • BRACE: Australasia's Mixed Martial Arts Event: UFC.TV (PPV)
  • Bellator MMA: Spike

Cricket

International

  • Test Cricket in Australia: Seven Network and Fox Cricket (2018/19-2023/24) [25]
  • Women's Test Cricket in Australia: Seven Network and Fox Cricket (2018/19-2023/24)
  • One-day International Cricket in Australia: Fox Cricket (2018/19-2023/24)
  • Twenty20 International Cricket in Australia: Fox Cricket (2018/19-2023/24)
  • Overseas Test cricket :
    • Fox Cricket covers most international series, all that involve Australia, except the 2019 Ashes in England[26][27]
    • Nine Network covering The Ashes in England (2019)[28]
  • Overseas One-day International Cricket:
    • Fox Cricket covers most games, all that involve Australia, except the 2018 ODI series in England.[27]
    • Nine Network covering the Australian cricket team in England against England (2018-2019)[28][29]
  • Cricket World Cup: Nine Network, Fox Cricket
  • ICC World Twenty20: Nine Network, Fox Cricket
  • ICC Women's World Twenty20: Nine Network, Fox Cricket
  • ICC Champions Trophy: Fox Cricket (2017)

Domestic/Club

  • Sheffield Shield: Cricket Network, Fox Cricket (Final only) (2018/19-2023/24)
  • JLT Cup: Cricket Network, Fox Cricket (2018/19-2023/24)
  • Big Bash League: Seven Network 43 games, Fox Cricket 59 games (2018/19-2023/24)
  • Women's Big Bash League: Seven Network, Fox Cricket 23 games only, the rest of the season matches are streamed via Cricket Network (2018/19-2023/24)
  • Indian Premier League:
  • Regional Super50: ESPN (WatchESPN)
  • Caribbean Premier League: Fox Cricket[30]

Exhibition/Other

  • Allan Border Medal: Seven Network
  • ICC Awards: Fox Cricket

Cycling

  • Australian National Road Race Championships - SBS (Live)
  • Tour Down Under - Seven Network (Every stage live)
  • Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race - Seven Network (Men's and women's race live)
  • Herald Sun Tour - SBS (Highlights of prologue and first three stages, Stage 4 live)
  • Paris–Nice - SBS (Every stage live)
  • Milan-San Remo - Eurosport (Live)
  • Tour of Flanders - SBS (Live)
  • Paris-Roubaix - SBS (Live), Eurosport (Live)
  • Amstel Gold Race - SBS (Live), Eurosport (Live)
  • Liège–Bastogne–Liège - SBS (Live), Eurosport (Live)
  • Eschborn-Frankfurt – Rund um den Finanzplatz - SBS (Live)
  • Giro d'Italia - Eurosport (Every stage live)
  • Tour of California - SBS (Every stage live)
  • Critérium du Dauphiné - SBS (Every stage live)
  • Tour de France - SBS (until 2023)[31]
  • Vuelta a España - SBS (Every stage live), Eurosport (Every stage live)
  • Giro di Lombardia - Eurosport (Live)
  • UCI Road World Championships - SBS (Men's time trial and road race live)
  • Cape Epic - SBS
  • UCI Mountain Bike World Championships - SBS
  • Australian National Track Championships - SBS

Extensive coverage of other tours available on Eurosport.

eSports

  • Injustice 2: ESPN
  • Madden Club Championship: ESPN
  • Madden Bowl: ESPN
  • ELEAGUE: EDGEsport

Extreme Sports

  • X Games: ESPN & 7mate

Field Hockey

  • Men's and Women's World Cups: TBA (2022)
  • Men's and Women's Pro Leagues: Fox Sports (2019–2022)
  • Australia Kookaburras matches: Fox Sports (2018–2022)
  • Australia Hockeyroos matches: Fox Sports (2018–2022)

Gaelic Games

  • International Rules Series in Australia: Seven Network (VIC, SA), 7mate (NSW, QLD, WA)
  • International Rules Series in the Republic of Ireland: 7mate

Golf

  • Australian Open: Seven Network[32]
  • Australian PGA Championship: Seven Network[32]
  • U.S. Masters: Fox Sports, Nine Network (2018–2021)
  • U.S. Open: Fox Sports (2015–2018)[33]
  • British Open: Fox Sports (2018)
  • U.S. PGA Championship: Fox Sports (2015–2018)[33]
  • U.S. LPGA Championship: Fox Sports (2015–2018)[33]
  • PGA Tour: Fox Sports[33] GolfTV (2019–2030)[34] ABC (Highlights)
  • World Golf Championships: GolfTV (2019)
  • Ryder Cup: Fox Sports (2014, 2016, 2018)[35]
  • Presidents Cup: Eurosport (2019–2030)[34]
  • European Tour: Fox Sports (2015–2018)[33]
  • EurAsia Cup: Fox Sports (2016, 2018)[35]
  • OneAsia Tour: Fox Sports (2015–2018)[33]
  • Women's Australian Open: ABC

Gridiron football

  • National Football League:
    • ESPN: (until 2020/21)[36] Up to three live games per week including Thursday, Sunday and Monday Night Football, NFL RedZone,[36][37] and all playoffs.
    • Seven Network / 7mate: (2014/15–2018/19)[38] Three live games per week includes Sunday Night Football and all playoffs.
  • Pro Bowl: Seven Network (2015–2019), ESPN (until 2021)[73]
  • Super Bowl: Seven Network (2015–2019)[38] ESPN (until 2021)[39]
  • NCAA:
    • ESPN Australia[40]
    • Fox Sports: 13 Pac-12 games annually.[41]
  • Canadian Football League: ESPN

Horse-racing

  • Kentucky Derby: ESPN
  • Preakness Stakes: ESPN
  • Belmont Stakes: ESPN
  • Melbourne Cup: Network Ten (2019–2023)
  • Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival: Seven Network
  • Royal Ascot: Seven Network (2014-unknown)[42]
  • Pegasus World Cup: ESPN
  • All metropolitan, country and international race meetings: Sky Racing
  • All Victorians race meetings: Racing.com

Ice Hockey

  • National Hockey League: ESPN
  • Australian Ice Hockey League: Fox Sports (Highlights)

Ironman(Surf lifesaving)

  • Australian Club Championship: Seven Network
  • Kellogg's Nutri-Grain Ironman Series Nine Network (2014–2019)
  • Coolangatta Gold
  • Summer of Surf Series (Fox Sports)
  • Ocean Thunder(Professional Surfboat Series)

Lacrosse

  • World Lacrosse Championship: ESPN

Motorsports

  • Virgin Australia Supercars Championship:
    • Network Ten (2015–2020)[43] Seven events live plus highlight packages of all remaining race weekends.
    • Fox Sports (2015–2020)[43] All practice, qualifying, top ten shootout and races live.
  • FIA Formula One:
    • Network Ten (2015–2019)[44] Live coverage of the Australian GP plus highlights of all other races.
    • Fox Sports (2015–2019)[45] All practice, qualifying, and races live.
    • TBA (2020–2024)
  • Motorcycle Grand Prix (MotoGP):
    • Network Ten (2019–2021)[46] Main races live. Live coverage of Moto3, Moto2, qualifying and the race held at Phillip Island.
    • Fox Sports (2019–2021)[47] Main races live including Moto2 & Moto3 categories and all practice, and qualifying practices.
  • NASCAR:
    • NASCAR Sprint Cup Series: NASCAR TrackPass (Live)
    • NASCAR Xfinity Series: NASCAR TrackPass (Live)
    • NASCAR Camping World Truck Series: Fox Sports
  • IndyCar Series: Fox Sports (Highlights)
  • Indy Lights: TBD
  • AMA Motocross Championship: ESPN
  • AMA Supercross Championship: ESPN
  • FIA World Rally Championship: Fox Sports, 7mate, Red Bull TV
  • Australian Rally Championship: 7mate (Highlights)
  • Australian Superbike Championship: 7mate (Highlights)
  • Superbike World Championship: Fox Sports (2017–2019),[47] SBS (Highights)
  • FIA Formula E Championship: Fox Sports
  • FIA World Endurance Championship: Fox Sports, Eurosport (2017–2020)[48]
  • 24 Hours of Le Mans: Fox Sports, Eurosport (2017–2020)[48]
  • Bathurst 12 Hour: Seven Network / 7mate

Multi-discipline events

  • Commonwealth Games: TBA (2022)
  • Summer Olympics: Seven Network (2016, 2020),[49] TBA (2024)
  • Winter Olympics: TBA (2022)
  • Paralympic Games: Seven Network (2016, 2018, 2020),[50] TBA (2024)
  • European Games: TBA (2019)
  • Pacific Games: TBA (2019)
  • Invictus Games: ABC (2018)

Netball

  • Suncorp Super Netball:
    • Nine Network (2017–2021): Two games live per round in prime-time and the other two games delayed.[51]
  • INF Netball World Cup:
    • Nine Network (2019)
  • Constellation Cup:
    • Nine Network (2017–2021)[52]
  • SANZEA Netball Quad Series:
    • Nine Network (2017–2021)[52]
  • Fast5 Netball World Series
    • Nine Network (2016–2020)

Poker

  • World Series of Poker: ESPN

Rugby League

  • National Rugby League:
    • Nine Network (2018–2022)[53][54] Three games per round. Thursday night (1 match), Friday night (1 match) and Sunday afternoon (1 match). 1 additional game per round on Saturday night for the last 5 rounds of the season silmercast with Fox League
    • Finals series: Every game of the finals series including the Grand Final.
    • Fox League (2017–2022)[55] 5 games per round, live and exclusive nationally, with the other 3 matches simulcast with nine.
    • Finals Series: Every game live nationally not the Grand Final, which airs replay coverage.
  • State of Origin:
    • Nine Network (2018–2022):[54]
    • Fox League: Replay coverage.
  • NRL Women's: Nine Network (2018–2022)
  • Queensland Cup: Nine Network
  • New South Wales Cup: Nine Network (2018-) & Fox League
  • Super League: Fox League (2017-)
  • Challenge Cup: Fox League (2017-)
  • Rugby League World Cup: TBA (2021)
  • Women's Rugby League World Cup: TBA (2021)
  • Four Nations: Nine Network
  • Other Tests: Nine Network (2018-2022)
  • NRL Touch Premiership: Fox League (2018-)
  • Auckland Nines: Fox Sports (2014-2017)
  • Rugby League European Championship: Fox League (2018-)

Rugby Union

  • Rugby World Cup: Network Ten & FOX Sports (2019)
  • The Rugby Championship:
    • Network Ten (2016–2020): Wallabies games[97][98]
    • Fox Sports (2016–2020): Every game[97][98]
  • Bledisloe Cup:
    • Fox Sports (2016–2020)[97][98]
    • Network Ten (2016-2020)[97][98]
  • Wallabies Rugby Internationals:
    • Network Ten (2016–2020): Home internationals
    • Fox Sports (2016–2020): Live nationally
  • Wallabies Spring Tour:
    • SBS: Home internationals
    • beIN Sports: All Matches Exclusively Live
  • All Blacks Internationals:
    • Fox Sports
    • beIN Sports: Spring Tour
  • Super W:
    • Fox Sports: Every match live (2017–2020)
  • Super Rugby:
    • Fox Sports: Every match live (2016–2020)[56][57]
    • Network Ten: One delayed match every Sunday morning, and delayed coverage of finals matches which involve Australian teams (2016-2020)[56][57]
  • National Rugby Championship: Fox Sports (2016-2020)[56][57]
  • Shute Shield: 7TWO (2015-)
  • Currie Cup: Fox Sports (2016-2020)[56][57]
  • Brisbane Global Rugby Tens: Fox Sports
  • Heineken Cup: RugbyPass
  • Mitre 10 Cup : Fox Sports (2016-2020)[56][57]
  • Six Nations Championship: beIN Sports (Live)
  • English Premiership: Fox Sports
  • Pro14: RugbyPass
  • European Challenge Cup: RugbyPass
  • Anglo-Welsh Cup: Fox Sports
  • England home internationals: beIN Sports

Sailing

  • Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race: Seven Network (until 2021)[58]
  • America's Cup: Fox Sports (2017)[59]

Swimming

  • Australian Swimming Championships: Seven Network (2016–2025)
  • FINA World Aquatics Championships: Seven Network (2019)

Ten-pin bowling

  • World Tenpin Masters: Fox Sports
  • PBA Tour: ESPN[19]

Tennis

  • Australian Open Series
    • Australian Open: Nine Network (2019–2024)[60]
    • Australian Open Junior Finals: ESPN (2017–2019)
    • Brisbane International: Nine Network (2019–2024)[60]
    • Sydney International: Nine Network (2019–2024)[60]
    • Hobart International: ESPN (2017–2019)[61] Nine Network (2020–2024)[60]
    • Hopman Cup: Nine Network (2019–2024)[60]
    • World Tennis Challenge: ESPN (2017–2019)[61]
    • Kooyong Classic: SBS (2019–)[62]
  • French Open: Fox Sports (2018–2020)[63] SBS (2018–2020)[63]
  • Wimbledon: Seven Network (2018–2019), Fox Sports
  • U.S. Open: ESPN (2017–2021)[64] / SBS (2018)[64] Live coverage of quarter-finals night sessions, semi-finals and finals.
  • Davis Cup: Nine Network (Australia matches only)[65] and beIN Sports[66]
  • Fed Cup: Nine Network (Australia matches only) and beIN Sports
  • ATP World Tour (except Australian Tournaments)
    • ATP World Tour Finals: ESPN (2016–2020)[132]
    • ATP World Tour Masters 1000: ESPN (2016–2020)[132]
    • ATP World Tour 500: ESPN (2016–2020)[67]
    • ATP World Tour 250 series: Fox Sports, Eurosport, beIN Sports
    • Next Generation ATP Finals: ESPN
  • Laver Cup: ESPN, Nine Network (highlights)
  • World TeamTennis: ESPN
  • WTA Tour (except Australian Tournaments)
    • WTA Tour Championships: beIN Sports (2017–2021)[68]
    • WTA Elite Trophy: Fox Sports (2017)
    • WTA Premier tournaments: beIN Sports (2017–2021)[68]
    • WTA International tournaments: beIN Sports (2017–2021)[68]
    • WTA Linz: Eurosport (2017)
  • Mubadala World Tennis Championship: Fox Sports

Volleyball

  • FIVB Men's and Women's Nations League: Fox Sports and Volleyballworld.TV[69]
  • FIVB Men's and Women's World Championships Volleyballworld.TV[70]

Wrestling

  • WWE Series:
    • Fox8 (Live)
    • 9Go! (Highlights)

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