Mexico
BBVA extends commitment to Liga MX, Mexican football
The Mexican arm of Spanish financial services group BBVA has agreed a two-year extension to its title sponsorship of Liga MX, the top tier of Mexican domestic club football
Mexico’s Hi! Sports TV picks up Canadian Premier League rights
Mediapro Canada has sealed a broadcast agreement with Hi! Sports TV, in which the new Mexican sports broadcaster will gain the rights to the Canadian Premier League, Canadian Championship, and home friendlies f…
Fox Sports México outlines expectations after Dish blackout
Pay-television broadcaster Fox Sports México has claimed it is only seeking a fair increase in the value of its carriage agreement with Dish, after its channels were removed from the pay-television operator.
MLS-Liga MX doubleheader at SoFi Stadium to highlight 2022 Leagues Cup Showcase
Major League Soccer and Liga MX are replacing the 2022 Leagues Cup with a series of Showcase exhibition matches between the two leagues, SportBusiness can disclose.
Genius Sports agrees tracking and video augmentation deal with Liga MX club Necaxa
Sports data and betting services company Genius Sports has agreed a data tracking and video augmentation deal with Mexican club Necaxa
Liga MX club Querétaro FC to be sold, owners given five-year ban after fan violence
Liga MX club Querétaro FC has been hit with severe sanctions in the wake of the horrific fan violence during the weekend's home game against Atlas FC at Estadio La Corregidora which has reportedly resulted i…
Nascar seals Fox Sports Mexico, Bandeirantes rights deals
US stock car racing series Nascar has sealed rights agreements with pay-television broadcaster Fox Sports Mexico and Brazilian media group Bandeirantes until 2024
Formula E seals renewals with Fox Sports Mexico, Bell Media in Canada
Formula E has secured multi-year renewals with Fox Sports Mexico and Bell Media in Canada for linear and digital rights to its World Championship
Univision, Televisa to debut global streaming service after completing $4.8bn merger deal
Grupo Televisa and Univision Holdings Inc, two of the biggest Spanish-language content producers and sports rightsholders in the Americas, have completed their blockbuster $4.8bn (€4.27bn) merger deal to create a new company known as TelevisaUnivision.
NFL, Meta to outfit digital avatars with licensed merchandise
League, social media platform experiment with digital clothing in the metaverse
Cancún replaces Wuxi as World Taekwondo Championships host
Cancún has been elected to replace Wuxi as host of the 2022 World Taekwondo Championships, while Bosnia & Herzegovina is set to stage its first World Taekwondo event after Sarajevo landed the 2023 World …
Mexican Football Federation signs Bitso as first cryptocurrency sponsor
The Mexican Football Federation has added to its sponsorship portfolio with the signing of cryptocurrency exchange Bitso
Paramount+ secures exclusive Premier League rights in Mexico, Central America
ViacomCBS streaming service Paramount+ is expanding its global sports reach by securing exclusive Premier League rights in Mexico, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama.
Rams develop Super Bowl LVI Sweepstakes in Mexico
The Los Angeles Rams have developed a series of Super Bowl LVI marketing programs in Mexico, providing a glimpse into how National Football League teams will activate in their International Home Marketing…
Playmaker expands Latin American footprint with Cracks acquisition
Digital sports media company Playmaker has announced the acquisition of Mexico-based video sports platform Cracks
Televisa to show free-to-air LaLiga matches in Mexico
Mexican pay-television operator Televisa has reached an agreement to show Spanish LaLiga football matches on its free-to-air network Canal 5
Fifa unveils details of final visit to 2026 World Cup candidate cities
World governing soccer body Fifa has announced it will visit Edmonton, Mexico City, Guadalajara, Los Angeles, and Toronto in its third and final leg of 2026 World Cup candidate host cities from November…
Sky Mexico renews LaLiga rights for eight seasons from 2024-25
Spain’s LaLiga has renewed its deal with Sky Mexico for a further eight seasons from 2024-25, securing a long-term broadcast home in one of its most important territories.