Tomorrow's launch of Fubo Sports brings over 20 channels for $55.99 a month

On September 2, 2025, FuboTV Inc. will unveil its latest offering - Fubo Sports, a new sports streaming service. As part of Disney's strategic rollout plan, the service will initially launch in select U.S. markets, with further market availability expected as Disney integrates Fubo within its broader streaming distribution strategy.

Priced at $55.99 monthly after an introductory rate of $45.99 for the first month, Fubo Sports will feature 20+ sports and broadcast networks, including ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNews, ESPNU, Fox News, FS1, FS2, and the NFL Network, among others. The service will also offer bundled access to ESPN's Unlimited plan, incorporating ESPN+ content.

In addition to live sports, Fubo Sports will provide news and entertainment networks, aggregating over 400 live channels in the United States. Notably, the service will include local broadcast stations owned-and-operated by ABC, CBS, and FOX, plus additional affiliates in select markets.

Fubo Sports subscribers will reap benefits such as video-on-demand content, unlimited DVR functionality, and Family Share features. The service will also boast innovations like 4K streaming and MultiView capabilities, which were first introduced by Fubo Sports.

The launch of Fubo Sports comes after a settlement that effectively eliminated Disney's primary streaming competitor, Venu Sports, while providing a legal resolution to the bundling dispute. This settlement demonstrates how dominant companies can convert antitrust challenges into acquisition opportunities, effectively eliminating competition while avoiding prolonged litigation.

Disney's acquisition of Fubo strengthens its dominance in sports streaming by integrating specialized sports content within its broader entertainment ecosystem. The service will operate within Disney's broader streaming ecosystem rather than as a competitive alternative to Disney's offerings.

Fubo Sports' reach isn't limited to the U.S. In November 2025, the service will expand to Germany, coinciding with the NFL International Game in Berlin on November 9, 2025. From this time onward, FuboTV plans to stream NFL and other sports events in the region.

This case serves as a cautionary example for other independent streaming platforms considering legal challenges against established media giants. The settlement and subsequent acquisition highlight the potential for consolidation through litigation settlements rather than traditional merger processes.