On April 7, 2012, a new 24/7 sports network named Univision Deportes will launch in the United States.
Univision Deportes, which is touting itself as the new way to see sports, will broadcast in Spanish. There’s quite a lot of anticipation building for the new network.
The sports network will broadcast soccer matches from Mexico’s Primera Division as well as FIFA World Cup 2014. The network will be available on select TV providers across the United States including DISH Network.
What are your thoughts about the launch of Univision Deportes? Are you excited by the channel? Do you think Univision Deportes will try to win future soccer TV rights to other leagues? Which ones would you like to see on Univision Deportes? Share your opinions in the comments section below.
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Cesar Arceo
May 4, 2012 at 7:05 pm
Thiz new channel messed up viewing of the FMF across the US most
people dont have dish cuz they dont let them put it in apartments
like us so we miss out on all tha exciting games. The FMF and the
people who made this channel will start to lose veiws cuz the
economy is to bad so we can pay to see these soccer games in
Univision Deportes. So in my opinion if it were for me i would say
that the company that made this channel to just take it off or do
something for people who cant see those exciting FMF Soccer Games
cuz i wouldnt want to miss the Fifa World Cup 2014 🙂 Thank u for
listening nd hope u guys do sumthing about it Please 🙂
Digger
April 9, 2012 at 8:52 pm
This really has little to do with Spanish football since Al Jazeera
won the rights. Not all La Liga fans are Mexican or even Spanish
Speakers.
Eplnfl
April 6, 2012 at 7:10 am
I have to disagree. The US experience has been the more the sport
is on free tv the greater it’s popularity. The NFL is the prime
example of it. The most popular MLB team in my home town of Chicago
is the Cubs. Why is that? It is because they had more free tv in
the 60’s and 70’s than the other team in town. When the NHL
Blackhawks started puttting home games on free or basic cable 4
years ago their popularity soared. I look forward to the channel
although with Comcast I never seem to get things right away. Also I
need to improve my Spanish.
joejoe
April 6, 2012 at 12:06 am
Mexican soccer is by far the most popular of all leagues available
in the USA. The reason is simple. Most of the games are shown free
on over the air TV. If I were the FMF I would worry. Over time
Mexican soccer will lose viewers.