Warner Bros. Discovery has acquired television rights to the Bellator Championship Series, expanding its live sports content. The first event will be streamed on March 22, with a total of eight events scheduled for the year. The partnership includes the airing of other Bellator content on TruTv and the debut of two new docuseries. This addition enhances Warner Bros. Discovery’s lineup of live sports programming.
| Event | Date | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Bellator Championship Series | March 22 | Belfast |
Warner Bros. Discovery has secured television rights to the Bellator Championship Series, a popular mixed martial arts franchise. The deal includes streaming the first event on March 22 from Belfast, with a total of eight events scheduled throughout the year. Each event will feature the best fighters from different regions around the world. In addition to the live events, Warner Bros. Discovery will also air other Bellator content on TruTv, including two new all-access docuseries, Fight Camp Confidential and Fight Week. This partnership expands Warner Bros. Discovery’s already impressive lineup of live sports programming, which includes Major League Baseball, the National Hockey League, the National Basketball Association, NCAA men’s college basketball, and NASCAR events.
Warner Bros. Discovery has made a significant move in the world of live sports content with the acquisition of television rights to the Bellator Championship Series mixed martial arts franchise. The deal includes streaming the first event on March 22 from Belfast, along with a lineup of eight events taking place throughout the year. These events will showcase the best fighters from various regions around the world. Additionally, Warner Bros. Discovery will air other Bellator content on TruTv, including two new all-access docuseries, Fight Camp Confidential and Fight Week. This partnership adds to Warner Bros. Discovery’s already impressive lineup of live sports programming, which includes Major League Baseball, the National Hockey League, the National Basketball Association, NCAA men’s college basketball, and NASCAR events.
