OTF Exclusive Sony Pictures Sports Network is the official broadcaster of XFL

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Sony Pictures Sports Network is the official broadcaster of XFL in India. XFL is a franchise based football league founded by WWE CEO Vince McMahon. Starting 9th February 2020, XFL will air on Sony Six, Sony Six HD, Sony ESPN and Sony ESPN HD.
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even NFL doesn't air here so HOW this XFL!? maybe it's VINCE McMahon, who contacted all of their WWE broadcasters worldwide to make XFL air on TV, also how XFL will get viewerships?! only few watches the Sony ESPN channel, if it would air on Ten 2 (SPN's dedicated Football channel, also aired Rugby World Cup 2019) then they might expect viewers.
 
even NFL doesn't air here so HOW this XFL!? maybe it's VINCE McMahon, who contacted all of their WWE broadcasters worldwide to make XFL air on TV, also how XFL will get viewerships?! only few watches the Sony ESPN channel, if it would air on Ten 2 (SPN's dedicated Football channel, also aired Rugby World Cup 2019) then they might expect viewers.
NFL use to air on Sony Six and Sony ESPN until 2017. It nowadays streams for free on FanCode.
 
It'll air on Sony SIX from next Sunday!!
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wonder who will stay awake at midnight to watch American Football in India!..
I would've but XFL has different rules than of NFL which I am unwilling to learn.
what a joke instead of grab major league like la liga/french league bought non major rights sony nowdays became joke 😂😂
Just like T Roy bro said. They seem to get this for free as a complimentary gift for the WWE rights. I personally want MLB back.
 
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