Disney, Fox, and Warner Bros Discovery have ended their efforts to start a combined sports streaming service called Venu, the company said on Friday.

Venu Sports, the proposed virtual MVPD service from ESPN, FOX and Warner Bros. Discovery, will be discontinued, the three companies said in what they called a collective decision not to move forward with the contemplated joint venture.

Three of the nation’s largest broadcast media companies have scrapped plans to launch a joint direct-to-consumer streaming platform for live sports, the group announced on Friday.

Venu Sports, the live sports joint venture, between Walt Disney, Fox and Warner Bros Discovery will be discontinued, the companies said on Friday. The media companies had planned to launch Venu Sports,

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The sports-focused streaming service co-founded by The Walt Disney Co, Warner Bros. Discovery and Fox Corp. will not move forward, the companies said Friday.

Disney’s ESPN, Fox Corp. and Warner Bros. Discovery have thrown in the towel on their joint sports streaming service, Venu Sports, a venture that was first announced last February. The three would-be collaborators acknowledged the decision to walk away from Venu in a statement released this morning.

They do not have a mainstream streaming service. Warner Brothers Discovery does have Max, But, you know, this would have really helped them to monetize some of their sports properties better. So I think,

The Venu Sports streaming service is over before it even began. The major companies behind the platform have pulled the plug.

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