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  2. Star Sports (East Asian TV channel) - Wikipedia

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    It was previously part of the Fox Sports operations in East and Southeast Asia, but this version retained Star Sports name; ESPN Mainland China was instead renamed Star Sports 2. History [ edit ] Hong Kong -based Star TV launched Prime Sports (later renamed Star Sports) in partnership with American company TCI , which owned Prime-branded ...

  3. Star Sports - Wikipedia

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    Star Sports refers to several current or former Asian sports networks owned by The Walt Disney Company: Star Sports (China)

  4. ESPN International - Wikipedia

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    In June 2012, News Corporation announced it would acquire ESPN's 50% stake in its joint venture ESPN Star Sports. [1] Following the takeover, ESPN in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Southeast Asia was relaunched as Fox Sports in January 2013, [2] while a version for Mainland China became Star Sports 2 in January 2014. ESPN Asia; ESPN China; Star Sports Asia

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  6. Star Sports (India) - Wikipedia

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    In June 2012, it was announced that Star TV, by then owned by News Corporation, would acquire ESPN's share in ESPN Star Sports. [4] [5] The sale was completed in January 2013. [6] [7] On 11 March 2013, Star Sports 2, a Hindi-language sports channel, was launched as a sister channel to Star Sports, Star Cricket and ESPN. [8]

  7. Fox Sports (Asian TV network) - Wikipedia

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    ESPN and Star Sports were competing with each other across Asia, [5] but their businesses were making loss. In October 1996, both channels agreed to combine their operations in the region. [6] The resulting joint venture, later named ESPN Star Sports, was to be headquartered in Singapore (where ESPN's operations in Asia had been based). [7]

  8. Associated Press 4 hours ago Stacey and Poulin score in the shootout to lift the Victoire to a 4-3 win over the Sceptres. Laura Stacey and Marie-Philip Poulin scored in the shootout to lift the Montreal Victoire to a 4-3 win over the Toronto Sceptres on Thursday night. Montreal earned a fourth st…

  9. Sports in Asia - Wikipedia

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    American colonisation and Christian missionary activities introduced basketball into the Philippines and China, where it became one of their most popular sports. [15] [16] Baseball became popular in East Asia through American contact in the mid-19th century, and further grew after Japan colonised parts of the region, as Japanese colonies increasingly played their coloniser's sport as a way to ...