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TNA Renews Partnership With WBD Sports Channel Eurosport India

TNA Wrestling is extending its partnership with Eurosport India.

In a press release, Anthem Sports & Entertainment announced that TNA Wrestling has extended its partnership with Eurosport India, a Warner Bros. Discovery channel. This multi-year agreement will bring exclusive weekly TNA content to viewers in India, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. The announcement states that it will include eight new TNA+Presents specials each year.

Additionally, the extension will also feature new episodes of the Hindi-language series Pehlwani Patakha. This will show “highlights from the promotion’s flagship TNA iMPACT! series as well as iconic moments from TNA’s storied legacy.

“We are delighted to extend our partnership with TNA Wrestling, bringing exclusive TNA content to viewers across South Asia through Eurosport India,” said Ruchir Jain, Head of Distribution & Eurosport, South Asia, Warner Bros. Discovery. “Pro-Wrestling has been instrumental in building the professional wrestling ecosystem in the region, while also integral to cultivating Eurosport’s passionate fan-base. This collaboration underscores our commitment to delivering top-tier sports entertainment, and we look forward to providing our diverse audience with thrilling wrestling experiences.”

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Anthem’s VP of Content and Distribution was also quoted in the announcement.

“The Eurosport India audience has been incredibly supportive of TNA throughout the years, and it is important that we can continue to provide exclusive wrestling content to them in their language,” said Ariel Shnerer. “We are proud to extend this landmark partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery. We look forward to showcasing all of the exciting things TNA has in store for Eurosport India and its viewers in the coming months.”

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