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==Channels and divisions== |
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*[[TNT Sports (Argentine TV channel)]], the sports channel in Argentina. |
*[[TNT Sports (Argentine TV channel)]], the sports channel in Argentina.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://television.com.ar/los-cableoperadores-modifican-su-grilla-por-fox-sports-premium-y-tnt-sports/55779|title=Los cableoperadores modifican su grilla por Fox Sports Premium y TNT Sports|website=Television.com.ar|language=es-ES|access-date=2020-02-05}}</ref> |
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*[[TNT Sports (Brazil)]], the sports broadcast division for WBD's channels and networks in Brazil. |
*[[TNT Sports (Brazil)]], the sports broadcast division for WBD's channels and networks in Brazil. |
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*[[TNT Sports (Chilean TV channel)]], the sports channel in Chile. |
*[[TNT Sports (Chilean TV channel)]], the sports channel in Chile. |
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| Product type | Television networks |
|---|---|
| Owner | TNT Sports (Warner Bros. Discovery) |
| Country | United States |
| Introduced | 2017 |
| Markets | Argentina Brazil Chile Mexico United Kingdom |
TNT Sports is an international sportscasting and production owned and operated by Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) under the TNT Sports division in the United States. The brand was first used as the sports broadcast division of the American cable television channel TNT.
Channels and divisions
- TNT Sports (Argentine TV channel), the sports channel in Argentina.[1]
- TNT Sports (Brazil), the sports broadcast division for WBD's channels and networks in Brazil.
- TNT Sports (Chilean TV channel), the sports channel in Chile.
- TNT Sports (Mexico), the sports channel in Mexico.
- TNT Sports (United Kingdom), the group of sports channels in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
- TNT Sports (United States), the sports broadcast division for WBD's channels and networks in the United States, including its original namesake, the cable channel TNT.
References
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- ^ "Los cableoperadores modifican su grilla por Fox Sports Premium y TNT Sports". Television.com.ar (in European Spanish). Retrieved 2020-02-05.