Posted on 11/04/125 by Colin Vassallo
Anthem Sports & Entertainment, Inc. today announced a new
multi-year, multi-hundred-hour license agreement with Claro
Sports to deliver exclusive TNA Wrestling content to viewers
throughout Mexico and Latin America.
The distribution agreement begins January 1, 2026, with
programming including the weekly Impact, monthly pay-per-
views, and TNA+ streaming specials.
The deal expands TNA’s global reach to 17 territories
including Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica,
Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico,
Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Dominican Republic,
Uruguay, and Venezuela.
The announcement utilizes Claro’s dynamic full suite of
platforms and devices, including the ClaroSports pay TV
channel and ClaroVideo OTT service, as well as digital
platforms such as ClaroSports.com and the ClaroSports
Channel on YouTube, the ClaroSports mobile app, and
ClaroSports FAST channels available on the Samsung App,
Samsung TV Plus, Roku, LG, and Android TV.
“Claro Sports is a major force in the digital and linear
broadcasting landscape, with an extensive and loyal audience
throughout Mexico and Latin America,” said Carlos Silva,
President of Anthem Sports Group. “This has already been
such an incredible year for TNA, with exponential growth
reaching millions of fans all around the world. Claro Sports
has been a key contributor to that success, and we are proud
to build upon our landmark partnership with them as we
continue to provide their viewers with even more high-
quality professional wrestling content for years to come.”
“Our audience features some of the most passionate and
knowledgeable wrestling fans in the world, and their
response to TNA Wrestling has been incredibly enthusiastic,”
said José Antonio Aboumrad, Claro Sports CEO. “The decision
to build upon this partnership was an easy one, and we are
pleased to continue working with TNA. They have some
exciting things in store for the years ahead, and our
viewers will get to experience every action-packed minute of
it.”