CSI Sports, provider of televised fighting content, has announced three carriage agreements for its new 24/7 HD Network Fight Sports with Indonesian pay-TV operator, MNC Sky Vision following success on other platforms and demand for fighting content in this region, Finnish telco Elisa, its second carriage deal in the country and a renewal agreement with Hitron in Papua New Guinea.

The programming line-up includes some of the most high profile World Title Boxing events (WBC, WBA, IBF and WBO), Championship Kickboxing, MMA, Martial Arts and exclusive Reality, Documentary and original programming series.

“As we continue to grow Fight Sports globally and expand our exciting partnerships in Indonesia, Finland and Papua New Guinea, we remain focused on committing our programming investments towards live premium events and original content across all of the fight related genres “said CSI Sports, Co-CEOs, Richard and Craig Miele.

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