Fox, Disney, and Warner Bros Discovery to Launch Joint Sports Streaming Service

Aiming for 5 million subscribers in five years, the service will offer a wide range of sports content with a pricing strategy targeting 'cord-nevers'.

Fox, Disney, and Warner Bros Discovery announce a joint sports streaming service aiming for 5 million subscribers in five years.
The service, launching this fall, will feature sports programming from ESPN, Fox Sports 1, and TNT, among others.
Pricing for the new service is expected to be in the higher range, around $50 per month, targeting 'cord-nevers' and incremental subscribers.
The venture faces skepticism regarding its value without all NFL games and its potential impact on the pay-TV bundle.
The service is seen as a pro-consumer package, simplifying access to sports content and targeting 50 to 60 million 'cord-nevers' in the U.S.