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EASL details broadcast deals for Champions Week in Japan

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Pan-regional club basketball competition the East Asia Super League (EASL) has announced a series of media rights deals in core markets for its Champions Week event in Japan on March 1-5.

Deals have been agreed with:

  • ‍China: Tencent Sports, Migu, Youku, Mango TV, BesTV, Zhibo TV, Sichuan TV, Jilin TV, Huya TV, Douyu TV, Sohu Sports, Sina Sports, Netease, Jinan TV
  • Japan: BasketLIVE (SoftBank)
  • Korea: SPOTV
  • Hong Kong and Macau: SPOTV
  • Chinese Taipei: Momo TV, Formosa TV
  • Philippines: TV5/Cignal/OneSport, SkyCable
The broadcast partners will provide commentary in Mandarin Chinese, Cantonese, Japanese, Korean and English.

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