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ESPN
Country	Brazil
Broadcast area	Brazil
Headquarters	São Paulo, São Paulo
Programming
Language(s)	Portuguese
Picture format	720p (16:9 HDTV) ; (HD feed downgraded to letterboxed 480i for SDTV sets)
Ownership
Owner	ESPN Inc. ; (operated by The Walt Disney Company Latin America)
History
Launched	ESPN: ; March 31, 1989 ; ESPN2: ; 2005 ; ESPN3: ; April 29, 2009 ; ESPN4: ; February 5, 2012; ESPN Extra: ; March 24, 2016
Former names	ESPN: ; Canal+ (1989–1991) ; TVA Esportes (1991–1995) ; ESPN Brasil (1995–2022) ; ESPN2: ; ESPN (2005–2022) ; ESPN3: ; ESPN HD (2009–2012) ; ESPN+ (2012–2018) ; ESPN2 (2018–2022) ; ESPN4: ; Fox Sports (2012–2022)
Links
Website	https://espn.com.br/
Availability
Streaming media
ESPN app	Watch live
Star+	Watch live

ESPN is the Brazilian division of ESPN Inc. Launched in March 1989 as Canal+, it was the first country-specific version of ESPN outside the United States, launched in June 1995. The channel has covered major sporting events, like the 1996, 2000, 2004, 2008, 2012, and 2016 Summer Olympics; the 1998, 2006, 2010 and 2014 FIFA World Cup and the 1999, 2003 and 2007 Pan-American Games. High ratings and prestige in the segment have been marks of the channel; it also won the APCA award twice, in 1995 for "Best Sports Programming" and in 1998 for "Best Coverage of the 1998 FIFA World Cup".

Despite having a team that's regarded as one of the best in Brazilian sports broadcasting and important broadcasting rights for international competitions like La Liga, Premier League and the Bundesliga, major local series rights have historically not been present; the Campeonato Brasileiro, Copa do Brasil and the states' championships are held by local Grupo Globo and SporTV. ESPN, however, has purchased the rights to broadcast the 2009, 2010 and 2011 editions of the Copa do Brasil for TV and Campeonato Paulista, Copa Libertadores de América, Campeonato Brasileiro Série A and Copa Sudamericana for radio.

Brasil made a partnership with Rádio Eldorado^{[clarification needed]} to broadcast sports on radio. The new Rádio Eldorado ESPN used Eldorado's radio assets and the team of commentators from ESPN Brasil. It was renamed Rádio Estadão ESPN in 2007 due to a partnership agreement with the O Estado de S. Paulo newspaper.^[1]

In 2005 the company incorporated ESPN International coverage, starting to broadcast in two channels. Before this date, programs such as the SportsCenter International Edition, MLB and the NFL were transmitted directly from Bristol, Connecticut, with Portuguese audio from Andre Adler, Marco Alfaro, Sergio Cesario, Roby Porto, José Inácio Werneck, and Roberto Figueroa. Since 2005, shows and games are recorded and broadcast from its studios in São Paulo, though morning schedules continue to include USA and Latin American programs.

Prior to May 2011, programs produced by ESPN Brasil generally did not use in-game score graphics, though international programs had them. Beginning that month, ESPN Brasil began using the same score and other graphics used by the US channel.

In March 2012, the ESPN'S network in Brazil started with the broadcast 100% in HD with sports events and original programs. This is the same practice of ESPN in USA. The four channels of ESPN in Brazil is broadcast fully in HD.

In October 2013, ESPN launched a second screen app, ESPN Sync, to connect to broadcasts of football matches.^[2]^[3]

On May 6, 2020, Brazil's antitrust regulator CADE announced that ESPN and Fox Sports could merge their operations in Brazil together as of January 1, 2022, and not before, due to Fox Sports' broadcast rights and structure in the country, with ESPN taking over broadcast rights and structure after the merger.^[4]

In November 2021, it was announced that Disney would retire the ESPN Brasil brand after 26 years on air. ESPN Brasil became ESPN, while the current ESPN became ESPN 2, while the current ESPN 2 became ESPN 3, Fox Sports became ESPN 4. The change happened on January 17, 2022 and will happen on February 15, 2024 for Fox Sports 2 and ESPN Extra.^[5]^[6]

ESPN channels in Brazil

Five separate channels of ESPN exist in Brazil:^[7]

ESPN (formerly ESPN Brasil), the main channel, more football orientated with live debate, news, interviews and major international football games.
ESPN2 (formerly ESPN), focused in US-based competitions (NBA, NFL and NHL).
ESPN3 (formerly ESPN2), focused in extreme sports, MLB, tennis, rugby, cycling, golf and poker.
ESPN4 (formerly Fox Sports), focused in motorsport, boxing, MMA and international football.
ESPN Extra, focused in extreme sports and wrestling.

ESPN Brazil significant programming rights

Football

Badminton

Baseball

Basketball

Boxing

ESPN Knockout

College Sports

National Collegiate Athletic Association events

Cricket

Cycling

Futsal

UEFA Futsal Champions League

Golf

Gridiron Football

Handball

Horse Racing

Ice Hockey

Marathon

Mixed Martial Arts

Lux Fight League
Kombat Taekwondo

Motorsport

Multi-Sport Events

Padel

Premier Padel
A1 Padel

Polo

Rugby Union

Sailing

Sailing World Championships

Skiingedit

Table Tennisedit

Taekwondoedit

Tennisedit

Triathlonedit

PTO Tour

Volleyballedit

Weightliftingedit

World Weightlifting Championships

Wrestlingedit

WWE

Yachtingedit

Programs broadcast by ESPN Braziledit

Além da Bola
ATP Tour Uncovered
Bola da Vez
Cestou ESPN
Compacto NFL
Coppa Italia Show
Destaques da COMNEBOL Libertadores
Destaques da COMNEBOL Sudamericana
Destaques da UEFA Europa e Conference League
Destaques dos X Games
ESPN FC
ESPN Filmes
ESPN League
FA Cup Highlights
Futebol 90
Futebol 360
Inside Serie A
La Liga World
Linha de Passe
Mina de Passe
Momento ESPN
Mundo Premier League
MunDu Menezes
NBA Action
Pelas Quadras
Premier League Stories
Prévia da Coppa Italia
Prévia da FA Cup
Resenha
Resenha da Rodada
Show da Rodada: Coppa Italia
Show da Rodada: La Liga
Show da Rodada: Ligue 1
Show da Rodada: Premier League
Show da Rodada: Serie A
SportsCenter Abre o Jogo
SportsCenter Brazil
SportsCenter U.S.
The Inside Line
UEFA Nations League: Match Day Highlights
UEFA Nations League: Match Night Highlights

ESPN Brazil staffedit

Abel Neto – "Futebol 360" host
Airton Cunha – Tennis commentator
Alana Ambrósio – "Cestou ESPN" host
Alex Tseng – host
André Donke – soccer commentator
André Kfouri – Reporter; "ESPN League" and "SportsCenter" host
Amoroso – soccer commentator
André Linares – Reporter
André Plihal – "Resenha" and "Bola da Vez" host
Antero Greco – Soccer commentator and "SportsCenter" host
Antonio Martoni – Rugby commentator
Antony Curti – NFL, College Football and MLB commentator; "ESPN League" co-host
Ari Aguiar – Play-by-play announcer and "ESPN League" host
Bruno Vicari – "SportsCenter" host
Carlos Eugênio Simon – referee commentator
Celso Unzelte – soccer commentator
Christian Fittipaldi – IndyCar Series commentator
Cícero Mello – Reporter
Cledi Oliveira – Play-by-play announcer
Daniela Boaventura – "Futebol 90" host
Diego Lugano – soccer commentator and "Resenha" and "ESPN FC" co-host
Djalminha – soccer commentator and "Resenha" co-host
Edgard Mello Filho – Motorsport commentator
Eduardo Affonso – Reporter
Eduardo Agra – NBA and College Basketball commentator
Eduardo de Menezes – Reporter and "Além da Bola" host
Eduardo Elias – "SportsCenter" host
Eugênio Leal – soccer commentator
Fábio Luciano – soccer commentator
Fausto Macieira – MotoGP commentator
Felipe Motta – "SportsCenter" host
Fernando Campos – soccer commentator
Fernando Meligeni - Tennis commentator
Fernando Nardini – Play-by-play announcer and "SportsCenter" co-host
Fernando Saraiva – soccer commentator
Gian Oddi – Soccer commentator
Gláucia Santiago – "SportsCenter" host
Gustavo Berton – Reporter
Gustavo Hofman – Soccer commentator
Gustavo Zupak – Soccer commentator
Hamilton Rodrigues – Play-by-play announcer
Hugo Botelho – Play-by-play announcer
João Castelo Branco – Reporter
José Roberto Lux "Zé Boquinha" – NBA and College Basketball commentator
Juliana Tesser – MotoGP commentator
Léo Bertozzi – Soccer commentator
Leonardo Gaciba – referee commentator
Luciana Marianno – Play-by-play announcer
Luciano Amaral – "SportsCenter" host; E-Sports host
Luciano "KDRA" Lancelotti – Action sports commentator
Luiz Carlos Largo – Play-by-play announcer
Marcela Rafael – "SportsCenter" host
Mariana Spinelli – "SportsCenter" host
Mario Marra – soccer commentator
Matheus Pinheiro – Play-by-play announcer
Matheus Suman – Play-by-play announcer
Maurício Bonato – Play-by-play announcer
Mauro Naves – soccer commentator
Mendel Bydlowski – Reporter
Natalie Gedra – Reporter
Osvaldo Pascoal – soccer commentator
Paulo Andrade – Play-by-play announcer and "Linha de Passe" host
Paulo Antunes – NFL and MLB commentator; "ESPN League" co-host
Paulo Calçade – Soccer commentator
Paulo Mancha – NFL and College Football commentator
Paulo Soares – Play-by-play announcer and "SportsCenter" host
Pedro Henrique Torre – Reporter
Rafael Marques – soccer commentator
Rafael Reis – Reporter
Raphael Prates – soccer commentator
Renan do Couto – Play-by-play announcer
Renan Rocha – Play-by-play announcer
Renata Ruel – referee commentator
Renato Rodrigues – soccer commentator
Ricardo Bulgarelli – NBA commentator
Ricardo Melo – golf commentator
Roberta Barroso – Reporter
Rodrigo Bueno – soccer commentator
Rogério Vaughan – Play-by-play announcer
Rubens Pozzi – Reporter and Sportscenter co-host
Silas Pereira – soccer commentator
Teliana Pereira - tennis commentator
Thiago Alves – Play-by-play announcer and Motorsport commentator
Thiago Simões – Soccer and NHL commentator
Ubiratan Leal – Soccer and MLB commentator
Vinicius Moura – Play-by-play announcer
Vinicius Nicoletti – Reporter
Victor Martins – Motorsport commentator
Weinny Eirado – NFL, MLB and College Football commentator
William Tavares – "Futebol 360" host; play-by-play announcer and "Linha de Passe" co-host
Wlamir Marques – FIBA Basketball commentator
Zé Elias – soccer commentator
Zinho – soccer commentator

Referencesedit

^ (in Portuguese)Estadão, Quem Somos,
^ "In advance of the 2014 World Cup, ESPN partners with Mobovivo to launch ESPN Sync – Lost Remote". Archived from the original on January 19, 2014. Retrieved January 21, 2014. Zdroj:https://en.wikipedia.org?pojem=ESPN_(Brazil)
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[estadao-1] (in Portuguese)Estadão, Quem Somos,

[2] "In advance of the 2014 World Cup, ESPN partners with Mobovivo to launch ESPN Sync – Lost Remote". Archived from the original on January 19, 2014. Retrieved January 21, 2014. Zdroj:https://en.wikipedia.org?pojem=ESPN_(Brazil)
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