If you love bowling then you’ll be happy to know that a new FAST channel dedicated to the sport has now launched. The launch of Bowling TV marks the arrival of the first 24/7 channel dedicated to all things bowling.
What You Need to Know
- Bowling TV has launched as the first 24/7 FAST channel dedicated entirely to bowling.
- The new channel launches as a partnership between Triple B Media and the United States Bowling Congress, offering live and archived bowling content from USBC and other global contributors.
- Bowling TV is now widely available across major streaming platforms, including Amazon Prime Video, LG Channels, and Xumo Play.
The new Bowling TV FAST channel is operated by Triple B Media, in partnership with the United States Bowling Congress (USBC), the National Governing Body for bowling.
Bowling TV joins a growing number of networks owned and operated by Triple B Media, including PowerSports World, FTF Sports, Boxing TV, Bark TV, Lax Sports Network, and Billiard TV.
With Bowling TV now added to that roster, bowling fans have a new place where they can drop in at any time and watch bowling-related content.
“With more than 1,600 FAST channels operating around the world, and seemingly more added every day, there is now only one dedicated to the sport of bowling,” says Brendan Canning, co-founder and chief commercial officer of Triple B Media.
In addition to live and library professional action from USBC, the channel will also feature content from other contributors, including Matchroom Bowling, France’s Bowling Pro-Motion Tour, and ZVL Bowling, among others.
“Bowling is extremely popular — the number of people who bowl in America is 67 million — with tens of thousands of organized leagues across the country. Going back to the ‘Wide World of Sports’ days, bowling is a proven television product. And we believe there’s still a large audience out there where this kind of programming is right up their alley,” added Canning.
For those interested in giving the new bowling FAST channel a try, Bowling TV is available from today on a variety of services and platforms, including Amazon Prime Video, LG Channels, Xumo Play, DISH TV, Bonusview, Sling Freestream, Plex and Free Live Sports.
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