Anthem Sports & Entertainment, the multi-platform media company, has announced a partnership between TNA Wrestling and Claro Sports, the Latin American broadcaster. The non-exclusive distribution agreement delivers a lineup of TNA programming – including the weekly TNA IMPACT! series, monthly Pay-Per-View events, and exclusive TNA+ Presents specials – to wrestling fans across 17 territories.

The deal ensures that Claro Sports audiences in Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Dominican Republic, Uruguay and Venezuela can access TNA Wrestling content.

Programming will be available across Claro’s full suite of platforms and devices, including its pay-TV channel, OTT service Claro video, digital platforms such as clarosports.com and YouTube (via the Claro Sports channel), as well as through the Claro Sports mobile app and FAST channels on connected smart TV ecosystems.

“This partnership with Claro Sports is a powerful opportunity to extend TNA Wrestling’s reach across the Latin American market,” commented Carlos Silva, President of Anthem Sports. “Claro is a leader in digital and linear sports distribution throughout the region, and we’re excited to bring our content to their passionate and diverse audience.”

“At Claro Sports we are very happy to reach this agreement with TNA Wrestling to bring all the excitement of their matches to a larger audience in Latin America, who, I am sure, will become fans of the TNA programming,” added José Antonio Aboumrad, Claro Sports CEO.

TNA Wrestling continues to be a global force in professional wrestling, offering over 200 hours of new programming annually, including classic matchups from a legacy roster that has featured legends such as Hulk Hogan, Mick Foley, Sting and AJ Styles, alongside rising starts and  current champions – such as Joe Hendry (pictured), who recently took on WWE’s Randy Orton at WrestleMania 41.

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