WWE SmackDown Results: Winners, Live Grades, Reaction, Highlights Before SNME XXXVIII
SmackDown.WWE
Welcome to Zazi TV's live coverage of WWE SmackDown before this weekend's Saturday Night's Main Event.
The three-hour episode had a lot of time to fill, but WWE only advertised a couple of segments for the show before it began, so a lot of what we saw was a surprise.
Here is a look at what WWE hyped before the show:
LA Knight vs. Tama Tonga
Motor City Machine Guns vs. Pretty Deadly
Let's take a look at everything that happened on Friday's SmackDown.
Motor City Machine Guns vs. Pretty Deadly
1 OF 8
SmackDown. WWE
SmackDown started with Cody Rhodes coming to the ring for an interview with Joe Tessitore. He talked about his match against Owens at this week's Saturday Night's Main Event.
The segment ended without interruption or attack, so we moved right onto the tag match with the team of Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley taking on Kit Wilson and Elton Prince.
While Pretty Deadly is not known as a powerhouse team, both men are deceptively big, and when you see them next to two guys the size of Sabin and Shelley, they look like beasts.
MCMG used speed and agility while Wilson and Prince used their size advantage to overpower their opponents whenever possible.
Pretty Deadly got in a lot of offense and almost won with a double-team bulldog maneuver that looked great, but MCMG made a comeback and scored the win with Skull and Crossbones.
This was a fun and well-paced match. Pretty Deadly looked better than they have in quite some time in the ring.
Result: MCMG defeated Pretty Deadly
Grade: B+
Notable Moments and Observations
Rhodes did a great job putting KO over in his interview. He called him a once-in-a-generation talent, which is true.
The way Sabin hit the ring post looked brutal.
The bulldog move Pretty Deadly used should be their finisher.
B-fab and Michin vs. Chelsea Green and Piper Niven
2 OF 8
Owens came to the ring and cut a promo about everybody sucking up to Rhodes, but Jimmy Uso came out and ended up attacking him to shut him up.
After a break, Carmelo Hayes was shown complaining to Nick Aldis about his match being canceled, so the GM offered him a new opponent who was just drafted to SmackDown. Hayes said he would wait to see who it was before accepting.
Up next was a tag match with B-Fab and Michin taking on Chelsea Green and Piper Niven. Green was Michin's main focus throughout the match since they have been in a feud for several weeks, but Niven and B-Fab weren't left out.
This ended up being a pretty short match that ended with Michin getting the pin on Green. There wasn't much here to like or criticize, so it was basically filler until the next singles match in this feud.
Result: B-Fab and Michin defeated Green and Niven
Grade: C-
Notable Moments and Observations
The video package for Braun Strowman and Jacob Fatu was awesome.
Owens antagonizing Matthew McConaughey was hilarious.
Barrett made a big deal out of how long B-Fab's legs are, which is fair because they are pretty long due to her height.
Damian Preist was the talent Aldis drafted that Hayes was booked to face later in the show.
Jax, LeRae and Morgan vs. Ripley, Naomi and Belair
3 OF 8
Tiffany Stratton came out to give a promo that was quickly interrupted by Rhea Ripley. They were soon joined by Nia Jax and Candice LeRae, who were followed by Naomi and Bianca Belair, who were followed by Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez. It was basically just everyone saying they would win the Royal Rumble.
When we returned from a break, Jax, LeRae and Morgan were taking on Belair, Naomi and Ripley in a six-woman match.
This was the usual WWE-style setup for a multi-person match. Everyone had a little time on defense and everyone spent a little time selling for somebody else.
The bout lasted through a break into the next segment, so the women were on screen for a long time between the match and the talking segment.
While most of what we saw looked good on a technical level, there was no sense of urgency in this match. It felt like they were just going through the motions at times instead of the chaotic feel we expect from a match with this many people in and out of the ring.
It didn't really pick up until the final couple of minutes when Ripley got the hot tag and started taking out everyone, but in the end, Morgan stole the win by pinning Belair.
Result: Jax, LeRae and Morgan defeated Ripley, Belair and Naomi
Grade: C+
Notable Moments and Observations
The video package for Charlotte Flair's return was good but it's hard to tell if WWE wants her to be a babyface of heel when she returns.
Jax popped the crowd by trading insults with a fan.
Morgan getting the win was a good call because it feels like she has had the least to do in recent weeks.
Apollo Crews vs. Johnny Gargano
4 OF 8
Apollo Crews and Johnny Gargano had a singles match this week after Crews insulted DIY backstage in a previous segment.
Crews hasn't been on TV much since his team with the former Baron Corbin was disbanded following his release, so it was nice to see him get some ring time this week.
He and Gargano are both capable performers who can work at a brisk pace and wrestle multiple styles, so we got a little bit of everything in this bout.
Even though Tommaso Ciampa interfered, Crews was able to get the pin with a rollup in what is easily the most surprising result of the night.
This was a fun little sprint, but if they had more time, it would have stolen the show.
Result: Crews defeated Gargano
Grade: B
Notable Moments and Observations
Crews hitting a gorilla press slam followed by a moonsault is a perfect combo for him because it combines his strength and agility.
Ciampa's running knee outside the ring looked great.
Tama Tonga vs. LA Knight
5 OF 8
The next match was one of the two WWE advertised before the show took place. Knight took on Tonga, but Fatu was at Tama's side.
Knight gave a quick promo before the match to mock his opponents before they began fighting. This wasn't a match about trading technical submissions and counters. They were throwing fists as soon as they made contact.
The fight spilled out of the ring almost immediately and saw both men use the barricade to inflict some punishment.
This was a hard-fought contest that sold the aggression their characters feel for each other. Fatu remained an intimidating presence at ringside but he almost looked unimpressed with Knight instead of his usual shade of anger.
He almost cost Knight the match but his distraction failed. The Megastar hit the BFT for the pin and the win. Strowman came out to even the odds when Fatu attacked Knight after the match.
Result: Knight defeated Tonga
Grade: B
Notable Moments and Observations
Tonga opted to work shirtless instead of using his usual gear this week. He's in really good shape so it's surprising he doesn't do it more often.
Tonga's walk across the barricade to hit a clothesline was cool but he looked a little unsure of himself.
Watching Fatu manhandle someone will never stop being entertaining.
Damian Priest vs. Carmelo Hayes
6 OF 8
Hayes and Priest were booked into a singles match by Aldis during an earlier segment. Melo tried to look confident while also looking a little scared of his opponent.
The Archer of Infamy had the upper hand early, but Hayes took control at ringside as the show went to a break.
They paced this match a little slower than expected, but they did it in a way that made sense. Every big move felt more important instead of things only being sold for a split second.
Hayes came close a couple of times, but Priest wasn't about to lose his SmackDown debut. He picked up the win with South of Heaven.
Result: Priest defeated Hayes
Grade: B
Notable Moments and Observations
Austin Theory and Grayson Waller were told they were drafted to Raw in a backstage segment.
Hayes sold the chokeslam well.
Kevin Owens vs. Jimmy Uso
7 OF 8
This week's main event saw Jimmy Uso and Owens do battle after getting into a fight earlier in the evening. Uso was Hayes' planned opponent, so that is why he ended up facing Priest.
Hayes felt insulted by Uso during a moment backstage and attacked him during his entrance. Officials broke it up, so Jimmy continued his way to the ring.
The Prize Fighter had the upper hand for a few minutes and talked a lot of trash to both his opponent and the crowd.
These two know each other well and are veteran performers, so it would almost be hard for them to have a bad match, but that doesn't mean this was a Match of the Year candidate either.
They had a nice back-and-forth encounter with a few standout moments, especially in the second half. Owens hit the Popup Powerbomb for the win and Rhodes showed up shortly after to initiate a brawl.
Result: Owens defeated Uso
Grade: B+
Notable Moments and Observations
The camera caught a shot of Hayes following Uso before his entrance. It was hard to tell if it was planned or not.
KO wore a Naomi shirt to the ring. Owens said Jimmy shouldn't be mad since he would get some of the money from the shirt.
Owens is really good at taking the knees to the back during a senton. He always sells it like the most painful thing in the world.
The Final Word
8 OF 8
Three hours of SmackDown is already starting to feel like a bad decision on WWE's part, but it's hard to complain about getting more of a thing you enjoy sometimes.
This week's show had a lot of decent matches, but the tag match between Pretty Deadly and MCMG was the best by a small margin.
While SNME was mentioned several times, it doesn't feel nearly as important as the last one, so WWE is clearly already thinking past it to the Royal Rumble next weekend.
WWE is a well-oiled machine with a near-flawless production and presentation, but sometimes it rests on its laurels a bit too much. It hasn't felt like very many episodes of any WWE show have been must-see TV lately, so hopefully that changes as WrestleMania season heats up.
Inoue vs. Kim ring walk (approximately): 5:45 a.m. ET
Streaming: ESPN+
Inoue vs. Kim fight card
Main event: Inoue vs. Kim
Co-Main Event: Jin Sasaki (18-1-1) and Shoki Saka (29-14-3)
Goki Kobayashi (8-1) vs. Yuni Takada (15-8-3)
Tsubasa Narai (14-2) vs. Kai Watanabe (13-1-1)
Toshiki Shimomachi (19-1-3) vs. Misaki Hirano (11-1)
Undisputed junior featherweight champion Naoya Inoue's fight against Sam Goodman has been rescheduled for Jan. 24 in Tokyo, Inoue announced on social media late Friday night.
The fight was originally scheduled for Dec. 24 but was pushed back after Goodman suffered a serious cut over his left eye. It is set to be streamed on ESPN+ the morning of Jan. 24 in the U.S.
A major star in Japan, Inoue (28-0, 25 KOs) sold out the Tokyo Dome in May when he knocked out Luis Nery with 50,000-plus in attendance. In September, Inoue retained his four 122-pound belts with a seventh-round TKO of TJ Doheny, who is also from Australia.
Inoue, ESPN's No. 3 pound-for-pound boxer, was a -2000 favorite to defeat Goodman, according to ESPN BET. Inoue is already an all-time great, a four-division champion who has dominated every weight class he has reigned in.
Goodman (19-0, 8 KOs), 25, is ESPN's No. 4 junior featherweight and has proved his mettle in wins over fellow contenders Ra'eese Aleem and Doheny. He is coming off a July decision win over Thai fringe contender Thachtana Luangphon.
Inoue will be making the third defense of his undisputed championship and will fulfill another mandatory obligation. The 31-year-old will still owe a mandatory defense afterward against Uzbekistan's Murodjon Akhmadaliev.
Inoue, a future Hall of Famer, hasn't competed in the U.S. since June 2021, but there are plans for him to return for a stateside fight in 2025.
Japanese boxer Naoya Inoue will defend his undisputed super bantamweight title for the third time, this time against Korean challenger Ye Joon Kim, on Friday at the Ariake Arena in Tokyo, Japan.
Inoue (28-0, 25 KOs) was originally scheduled to fight Australian boxer Sam Goodman on Dec. 24, but the bout was pushed back to late January after Goodman suffered a serious cut over his eye. Goodman withdrew from the fight entirely on Jan. 10 after reaggravating the cut during a sparring session. Goodman was replaced by Kim (21-2-2, 13 KOs).
"I was running and I got a phone call. They notified me two weeks ago (that) you could fight Naoya Inoue," Kim recalled. "I’ve been training for Inoue. I’m always training right. My training is suited towards fighting Inoue. I’m different to all the boxers before me. It's my time. I'll crush him."
Although Inoue said he was "very surprised" by Goodman pulling out, the undisputed super bantamweight champion said he "can deal with any kind of opponent" as his WBC, WBA, WBO, IBF and Ring Magazine titles are on the line. Inoue added, "The fight was changed 10 days ago, but I have 25 years of boxing experience." Both Inoue and Kim weighed in at 121.75 pounds on Thursday ahead of the bout. Here's what you need to know for Friday:
When does Naoya Inoue vs. Ye Joon Kim start?
The main card kicks off at 4:15 a.m. ET with a 12-round, co-main event featuring Jin Sasaki and Shoki Saka for the Oriental and Pacific Boxing Federation (OPBF) welterweight title and the WBO Asia Pacific welterweight title. The main event between Naoya Inoue vs. Ye Joon Kim is scheduled to follow, with ring walks expected at approximately 5:45 a.m. ET. (Start times vary depending on the duration of the previous fights on the card.)
How to stream Naoya Inoue vs. Ye Joon Kim?
Inoue's title defense against Kim will be streamed live on ESPN+ at no additional cost to subscribers.
Naoya Inoue, the world's best boxer fans rarely get to see fight
Goodman suffered a recurrence of the injury earlier this month that will sideline him for approximately six months due to plastic surgery. Kim stepped in on two weeks' notice.
Inoue (28-0, 25 KOs) is a staggering -5000 favorite, per ESPN BET, and the fight is likely to produce yet another KO for "The Monster." There's a reason why dedicated boxing fans wake up in the early-morning hours to watch Inoue fight, even when the opponents present little threat: He's a generational talent who's must-see TV.
And while Inoue hasn't competed in the United States since 2021, that's expected to change in 2025. Inoue told ESPN earlier this month he plans to return to the U.S. for a fight in Las Vegas.
"I think I would like to fight at the MGM [Grand Garden Arena]," Inoue, 31, said via an interpreter.
According to Inoue, one opponent being discussed for that stateside return: Alan Picasso Romero. Mexico City's Picasso (31-0-1, 16 KOs) was No. 14 on ESPN's ranking of the top 25 boxers under 25 years old in November. The 24-year-old earned his best win in August when he scored a lopsided decision over former title challenger Azat Hovhannisyan.
With Picasso's growing following in Mexico and his propensity to throw with volume, he makes a lot of sense for Inoue's grand return. Picasso is rated No. 9 at 122 pounds by ESPN.
Inoue said he'd like to fight four times in 2025, and while that would be impressive activity for any boxer at his level, he is already one of the sport's busiest champions.
The last time Inoue competed four times in a calendar year: 2013. In 2020, he fought only once when the COVID-19 pandemic impacted the sport. His last nontitle fight was also in 2013 as Inoue has dominated through four weight classes (junior flyweight, junior bantamweight, bantamweight and junior featherweight).
Yet he still remains somewhat of a mystery to many American boxing fans since he constantly fights in Japan at odd hours in the U.S. What makes Inoue special? Let's take a look:
Inoue has said he'll move up to 126 pounds at some point -- likely in 2026 -- and he'd then be just two weight classes apart from Davis. At 5-foot-5, Inoue is practically the same height, and they possess the same reach at 67½ inches. Davis formerly campaigned at 130 pounds, where he was a champion.
And that's the weight where this fight might actually be feasible. Stranger things have certainly happened in boxing. The Philippines' Manny Pacquiao, another Asian star who found immense popularity in the U.S., began his career at 108 pounds, like Inoue, and eventually fought Oscar De La Hoya at 147 pounds.
Pacquiao was a sizable underdog yet eviscerated De La Hoya in the fight that truly launched him to stardom.
And later this year, Terence Crawford (after only one fight at 154 pounds) is poised to climb two more weight classes for a showdown with Canelo Alvarez at 168 pounds.
A Davis-Inoue fight, if it ever materializes, would be a megafight that would surely generate bonanza paydays for both fighters.
What other notable fights are out there for Inoue?
A fight with countryman Junto Nakatani, ESPN's No. 10 pound-for-pound boxer, might be the biggest fight in boxing-crazed Japan's history.
Nakatani, a three-division world champion, has impressed mightily in recent years and continues to dominate the 118-pound division. He's a powerful puncher, throws punches from all angles and owns tremendous size at 5-foot-8.
He might also be the only fighter around Inoue's weight whom some would pick to end Inoue's illustrious run. At 27, Nakatani continues to improve under the guidance of renowned trainer Rudy Hernandez in Los Angeles.
And whenever they do meet, the bout should easily sell out the Tokyo Dome. Just last year, Inoue packed 50,000-plus fans into the famed venue for a KO of Luis Nery. Inoue's fights are viewed by millions in Japan and he earns sizable guaranteed purses. That's why there's no need for him to fight in the U.S.
So when will this fight vs. Nakatani materialize? Inoue told ESPN he first wants to see Nakatani unify titles at 118 pounds. Currently, all four bantamweight titles are held by Japanese fighters, providing a road map for Nakatani, the WBC champ, to build his popularity.
"He's definitely improved his level in boxing," Inoue said of Nakatani, "but I still want to see something that is extremely impressive from him."
Another fighter who could someday face Inoue: Jesse "Bam" Rodriguez. The Mexican American has blasted through the opposition on his way to the No. 7 position in ESPN's pound-for-pound rankings.
"Bam" is currently a champion at 115 pounds, but perhaps the timing will work for him to move up to 122 pounds before Inoue jumps to 126.
What makes Inoue must-see TV?
Inoue's fights are routinely action-packed, even when there's one-way traffic in the ring. He has finished 17 of his 18 opponents. The only one who lasted the distance during that stretch: future Hall of Famer Nonito Donaire.
Donaire broke Inoue's nose and orbital in the bout, which was named ESPN's 2019 fight of the year. Inoue won that fight via decision and left no doubt in the 2022 rematch with a second-round TKO.
Friday's fight will be Inoue's impressive 24th consecutive title defense. And no matter whom he fights, Inoue delivers entertainment. His skills are otherworldly as he uses perfect balance, elite footwork and top-notch punch placement to break opponents down and then finish them.
Perhaps his most impressive win came in 2023 when he dominated American Stephen Fulton in his first fight at 122 pounds. Many observers believed Fulton would present Inoue's toughest test, but Inoue dispensed with him over eight one-sided rounds.
The finishing sequence was a thing of beauty. Inoue jabbed Fulton to the body and followed up with a right cross to the head that wobbled him. A left hook sent Fulton, on unsteady legs, to the canvas. And when he regained his feet, a barrage left him in a heap in the corner.
In today’s fast-paced digital age, sports enthusiasts want instant access to live games, events, and match updates. TNT Sports 5 has quickly become a go-to channel for fans looking to catch top-tier sports action. This guide will provide you with everything you need to know about live streaming TNT Sports 5, including scheduling details, streaming platforms, device compatibility, and tips to ensure a seamless viewing experience.
What is TNT Sports 5?
TNT Sports 5 is a premium sports channel that brings a variety of live sports action to viewers. Known for broadcasting football, basketball, tennis, and more, the channel has gained popularity for its extensive coverage of international leagues, tournaments, and events. Whether you’re a die-hard football fan or a basketball enthusiast, TNT Sports 5 offers something for everyone.
Key Features:
Comprehensive Sports Coverage: Includes top leagues like the UEFA Champions League, NBA, and Premier League.
High-Quality Streaming: Offers HD and 4K options for an immersive viewing experience.
On-Demand Content: Access to highlights, replays, and analysis.
Multilingual Commentary: Options for multiple languages to cater to a diverse audience.
How to Access TNT Sports 5 Live Streaming
There are several ways to stream TNT Sports 5 live. Here’s a breakdown of the most popular options:
1. Official Website and App
The TNT Sports official website and mobile app are the easiest ways to access live streaming. Follow these steps:
Visit the TNT Sports website or download the app from your device’s app store.
Sign up or log in to your account.
Subscribe to a suitable package if you don’t already have one.
Navigate to TNT Sports 5 and start streaming.
2. Streaming Platforms
TNT Sports 5 is also available on several third-party streaming platforms. Popular options include:
Amazon Prime Video Channels
YouTube TV
Hulu + Live TV
FuboTV
These platforms require a subscription, but many offer free trials for new users.
3. Cable Provider Apps
If you’re subscribed to TNT Sports 5 through a cable provider, you can access live streaming through the provider’s app. Examples include:
Sky Go
Virgin TV Anywhere
BT Sport App
TNT Sports 5 Schedule
Staying updated on the TNT Sports 5 schedule ensures you never miss your favorite games. Here’s a general overview of what to expect:
Football
Premier League: Regular live broadcasts of key matches.
UEFA Champions League: Group stages, knockouts, and the final.
La Liga: Select games featuring top teams like Barcelona and Real Madrid.
Basketball
NBA: Weekly matchups, playoffs, and the NBA Finals.
EuroLeague: Comprehensive coverage of Europe’s premier basketball competition.
Tennis
Grand Slams: Wimbledon, US Open, French Open, and Australian Open.
ATP and WTA Tours: Regular updates and match coverage.
Other Sports
Formula 1: Live coverage of races and qualifying sessions.
Cricket: Major international series and ICC tournaments.
Boxing and UFC: High-profile fights and undercards.
For a detailed schedule, visit the TNT Sports 5 website or check their app for real-time updates.
Device Compatibility
TNT Sports 5 live streaming is designed to be accessible across multiple devices. Here’s what you need to know:
Supported Devices
Smartphones and Tablets: Available on iOS and Android platforms.
Smart TVs: Compatible with Samsung, LG, and Android TVs.
Streaming Devices: Works with Roku, Fire Stick, Chromecast, and Apple TV.
Gaming Consoles: PlayStation and Xbox consoles support streaming apps with TNT Sports 5.
PC and Laptops: Accessible via web browsers.
Internet Speed Requirements
For seamless streaming, ensure your internet connection meets the following standards:
Standard Definition (SD): Minimum 3 Mbps.
High Definition (HD): Minimum 5 Mbps.
Ultra HD (4K): Minimum 25 Mbps.
Tips for a Seamless Streaming Experience
Check Your Internet Connection:
Use a wired connection or ensure strong Wi-Fi signals for uninterrupted streaming.
Update Your Apps:
Regularly update the TNT Sports app to avoid compatibility issues.
Use a VPN:
If TNT Sports 5 is not available in your region, a VPN can help bypass geo-restrictions.
Optimize Streaming Devices:
Clear cache and close background apps to enhance performance.
Enable Notifications:
Turn on notifications for live match reminders and schedule updates.
TNT Sports 5 Subscription Plans
To access TNT Sports 5, you’ll need to subscribe to a package. Pricing may vary by region, but here’s a general idea:
Monthly Plans
Basic Plan: Access to TNT Sports 5 and one additional channel.
Standard Plan: Includes all TNT Sports channels and on-demand content.
Premium Plan: Covers UHD streaming and exclusive behind-the-scenes access.
Annual Plans
Offers significant savings compared to monthly subscriptions. Ideal for regular viewers.
FAQs
1. Can I watch TNT Sports 5 for free?
While some platforms offer free trials, a subscription is typically required to access TNT Sports 5.
2. Is TNT Sports 5 available worldwide?
Availability varies by region. Use a VPN if it’s not accessible in your area.
3. Can I record live matches?
Yes, most platforms offer a recording feature, allowing you to watch matches later.
4. What should I do if the stream buffers?
Check your internet speed.
Restart your device.
Lower the streaming quality.
Conclusion
TNT Sports 5 is a must-have channel for sports enthusiasts who want to enjoy live-action, expert analysis, and exclusive content. By following this guide, you can seamlessly stream your favorite matches, stay updated with the schedule, and make the most of your viewing experience. Whether you’re a football fanatic, a tennis lover, or a motorsport enthusiast, TNT Sports 5 has got you covered. Happy streaming!
Ultimate Guide to TNT Sports 9 Live Streaming and Schedule
In the fast-evolving world of sports broadcasting, TNT Sports 9 has carved a niche as a top destination for live sports enthusiasts. With a diverse range of events and comprehensive coverage, it offers an unparalleled viewing experience. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about TNT Sports 9, including how to stream it live and details about its schedule.
What Is TNT Sports 9?
TNT Sports 9 is a premium sports channel that specializes in delivering high-quality live sports content to audiences worldwide. Known for its exceptional coverage of football, basketball, tennis, motorsports, and more, TNT Sports 9 has become a household name for sports lovers. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or a casual viewer, this channel offers something for everyone.
Why Choose TNT Sports 9?
1. Comprehensive Sports Coverage From major leagues like the UEFA Champions League to local tournaments, TNT Sports 9 covers a vast array of sports.
2. High-Quality Streams Enjoy high-definition broadcasts with minimal lag, ensuring you never miss a moment.
3. Accessibility With various streaming options and platforms, TNT Sports 9 makes it easy to tune in from anywhere.
4. Expert Analysis Get in-depth commentary and analysis from renowned sports experts and former players.
How to Watch TNT Sports 9 Live Streaming
Watching TNT Sports 9 live is simple and accessible. Here are some of the most popular ways to stream the channel:
1. Official TNT Sports Website
The official website offers a seamless streaming experience. Follow these steps:
TNT Sports apps are available for both Android and iOS platforms. Download the app from your respective app store, sign in, and start streaming live sports events on the go.
3. Cable and Satellite Providers
If you subscribe to a cable or satellite service, you can access TNT Sports 9 as part of your package. Many providers also offer online streaming options through their platforms.
4. Streaming Platforms
Platforms like Hulu Live, YouTube TV, and Sling TV include TNT Sports 9 in their channel lineups. A subscription to these services grants you access to live streams and replays.
5. VPN Services
If TNT Sports 9 is geo-restricted in your region, a reliable VPN service can help. Connect to a server in a country where the channel is available, and enjoy unrestricted access.
Device Compatibility
TNT Sports 9 ensures compatibility across a wide range of devices, including:
Smart TVs: Stream directly on Samsung, LG, Sony, and other smart TVs.
Streaming Devices: Use Roku, Amazon Fire Stick, Chromecast, or Apple TV.
Game Consoles: Access via PlayStation and Xbox.
Desktop and Laptops: Enjoy on Windows, macOS, and Linux systems.
Mobile Devices: Optimized apps for smartphones and tablets.
TNT Sports 9 Schedule Overview
TNT Sports 9’s schedule is packed with exciting events and tournaments. Here’s a snapshot of their programming:
Football
UEFA Champions League
English Premier League
La Liga
Copa Libertadores
FIFA World Cup Qualifiers
Basketball
NBA Games
FIBA World Cup
EuroLeague Basketball
Tennis
Grand Slam Tournaments
ATP and WTA Tours
Motorsports
Formula 1
MotoGP
World Rally Championship (WRC)
Other Sports
UFC Fight Nights
Golf Majors
Rugby Championships
Cricket Tournaments
Weekly Highlights
Stay updated with TNT Sports 9’s weekly highlights to ensure you don’t miss the biggest events:
Monday: Recap of weekend games and analysis. Tuesday - Thursday: Live UEFA Champions League and other midweek tournaments. Friday: Preview of weekend sports events. Saturday & Sunday: Action-packed days with football, motorsports, and more.
Subscription Plans and Pricing
TNT Sports 9 offers multiple subscription plans tailored to various needs:
Monthly Plan: Ideal for casual viewers.
Annual Plan: Cost-effective for regular sports fans.
Pay-Per-View: Available for select premium events.
Prices vary by region, so check their website or app for detailed information.
Benefits of TNT Sports 9 Subscription
Ad-Free Experience: Watch without interruptions.
Exclusive Content: Access behind-the-scenes footage and player interviews.
Multi-Screen Viewing: Watch on up to four devices simultaneously.
On-Demand Replays: Catch up on missed games anytime.
Tips for an Optimal Streaming Experience
Stable Internet Connection: Ensure a minimum of 10 Mbps for HD streaming.
Use a VPN: Bypass geo-restrictions and access exclusive content.
Keep Your Apps Updated: Regular updates ensure better performance and fewer bugs.
Enable Notifications: Get reminders about upcoming games and events.
Social Media: Reach out through Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: Is TNT Sports 9 available worldwide? A: Availability depends on your region. Use a VPN if the service is geo-restricted.
Q: Can I watch past games? A: Yes, on-demand replays are available for most events.
Q: What languages are supported? A: TNT Sports 9 offers commentary in multiple languages based on your region.
Q: Are there free trial options? A: Many platforms offering TNT Sports 9 include a 7-day free trial.
Conclusion
TNT Sports 9 is a premier destination for sports enthusiasts, offering an unmatched mix of live events, expert analysis, and exclusive content. Whether you’re tuning in for football, basketball, motorsports, or other sports, the channel delivers a seamless viewing experience. With this comprehensive guide, you’re now equipped to navigate TNT Sports 9’s live streaming and schedule like a pro. So grab your subscription and never miss a moment of the action!
.png)
.png)
