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This article is about the Brazilian sports network. For the similarly named and themed network in Portugal, see Sport TV.
SporTV
CountryBrazil
HeadquartersRio de Janeiro
Programming
Language(s)Portuguese
Ownership
OwnerGlobosat (Grupo Globo)

SporTV is a Brazilian cable television network that has its programming based on all sports, launched in 1991 by Globosat. It's the most watched sports channel in Brazil. High-definition simulcasts of SporTV and SporTV 2 were launched on January 18, 2013. Before that, select events were broadcast in HD on sister channel Globosat HD (now +Globosat).

In 2013, SporTV was the 3rd most watched channel on Brazilian paid television, the first among sports channels. SporTV 2 was the 19th, and SporTV 3 was the 39th most watched channel.

SporTV significant programming rights

Summer Olympic Games

Winter Olympic Games

Paralympic Games

FIFA World Cup

Association Football

Auto Racing

Athletics

Basketball

Clubs

Beach Soccer

Futsal

Clubs

Gymnastics

Handball

Judo

MMA - Mixed Martial Arts

Tennis

Volleyball

Clubs

Beach Volleyball

Winter Sports

Alpine skiing

Biathlon

Bobsleigh and skeleton

Curling

Figure skating

Ice Hockey

Nordic skiing

Snowboarding

Other major events

Special events

Programs broadcast by SporTV

  • Bem, Amigos!
  • Boleiragem
  • Esporte Espetacular
  • Giro da Rodada
  • Globo Esporte
  • Grande Círculo
  • NBA Action
  • NBA Inside Stuff
  • Redação SporTV
  • Seleção SporTV
  • Sessão Cinefoot
  • SporTV News
  • Tá na Área
  • Troca de Passes

Team from SporTV

Hosts

  • André Rizek
  • Carlos Cereto
  • Cleber Machado
  • Fred Ring
  • Galvão Bueno
  • Janaína Xavier
  • Luis Roberto
  • Marcelo Barreto
  • Karine Alves

Narrators

  • André Azevedo
  • Antero Neto
  • Bernardo Edler
  • Bruno Sousa
  • Bruno Fonseca
  • Claúdio Uchóa
  • Clayton Carvalho
  • Daniel Pereira
  • Eduardo Moreno
  • Eusébio Resende
  • Everaldo Marques
  • Gustavo Villani
  • Henrique Guidi
  • Jota Junior
  • Jaime Junior
  • Jáder Rocha
  • Júlio Oliveira
  • Luiz Carlos Junior
  • Luis Felipe Prota
  • Linhares Junior
  • Márcio Meneghini
  • Milton Leite
  • Odinei Ribeiro
  • Rogerio Corrêa
  • Rembrandt Junior
  • Rodrigo Raposo
  • Rhoodes Lima
  • Sergio Maurício
  • Sergio Arenillas
  • Thiago Mastroianni

Color Analysts

Football

Other Sports

  • Domingos Venâncio (Tennis)
  • Ricardo Acioly (Tennis)
  • Narck Rodrigues (Tennis)
  • Felipe Giaffone (Motor Sports)
  • Luciano Burti (Motor Sports)
  • Rafael Lopes (Motor Sports)
  • Marco Freitas (Volleyball)
  • Fabi (Volleyball)
  • Carlão (Volleyball)
  • Nalbert (Volleyball)
  • Luis Brito (Rugby)
  • Robson da Silva (Athletics)
  • Lauter Nogueira (Athletics)
  • Luciano Andrade (Mixed Marcial Arts)
  • Carlão Barretto (Mixed Marcial Arts)
  • Marcelo Alonso (Mixed Marcial Arts)
  • Daniel Fucs (Boxing)
  • Flávio Canto (Judo)
  • Daniela Polzin (Judo)
  • Rodrigo Alves (Basketball)
  • Marcelinho Machado (Basketball)
  • Hortência (Basketball)
  • Alexandre Pussieldi (Swimming)
  • Daiane dos Santos (Gymnastic)
  • André Spinola (Winter Sports)

See also

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