CSI Sports, the parent company of Fight Sports, a broadcaster of premium combat sports content worldwide, has announced a long term agreement to secure the global rights to broadcast K-1 live events, including in Japan, through the Fight Sports network.

The agreement will launch with K-1’s next live event, K-1 Challenge: Fort Worth, taking place on July 26th in Texas – featuring a highly anticipated main event for the K-1’s Heavyweight World Championship.

Fight Sports will broadcast K-1 worldwide including many major markets where K-1’s popularity is high including Japan, France, the Nordic/Baltic territories, Spain, Singapore, Indonesia, Korea, the Philippines and more.

Richard Miele, Co-CEO of CSI Sports, commented: “We are excited to add K-1 to our offering of premium combat sports content on Fight Sports. K-1 remains the most high profile kickboxing league worldwide for decades and has produced some of the biggest stars in the sport. We are happy to be bringing this content to our audience around the world.”

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