Owners:
United States: Fox Corporation (broadcast division and national networks) | Sinclair Broadcast Group and Entertainment Studios (US regional sports networks)
International: Foxtel (Australia) | The Walt Disney Company (Elsewhere)
U.S. sports broadcasting rights:
NFL (Thursday Night Football on Fox) | MLB | College Football | College Basketball | USGA | MLS | NASCAR | PBA | WWE Friday Night SmackDown
United States national networks:
FS1 | FS2 | Fox Sports Radio | Big Ten Network (51% stake) | Fox Deportes | Fox College Sports | Fox Soccer Plus
United States regional networks:1
Arizona | Detroit | Florida/Sun | Midwest/Indiana/Kansas City | North | Ohio/SportsTime Ohio | South/Southeast/Carolinas/Tennessee | Southwest/Oklahoma/New Orleans | West/Prime Ticket | San Diego | Wisconsin | YES Network2
International channels:
Africa | Asia | Australia | Brasil | Fox Sports and Entertainment (Japan) | Fox Sports Racing (Canada/Caribbean) | Chile | Italy | Latin America | Middle East | Netherlands (Fox Sports Eredivisie/Fox Sports International) | Turkey
Other properties:
Fox Cricket | Fox Footy | Fox League | Fox Sports News | Fuel TV EMEA (Portugal) | JTBC3 Fox Sports | Star Sports (Asia | China | India | Korea)
Fox Sports Digital Media:
FoxSports.com | Fox Sports Go
Former broadcasting rights:
BCS on Fox | Cotton Bowl Classic | Formula One | NFL Europa on Fox | NHL on Fox | UEFA Champions League | UEFA Europa League | UFC
Future broadcasting rights:
2022 FIFA World Cup
Defunct:
Fox Football Channel | Fox Footy Channel | Fox Sports Houston | Fox Sports News Asia | Fox Sports Türkiye | Fox Sports World Canada | Fox Soccer | Fuel TV (Australia) | Fuel TV (Portugal) | FSN Chicago | Prime Network | Speed (Australia) | SportsChannel America
Notes
1Currently owned by Diamond Sports Group, a joint venture between Sinclair Broadcast Group and Entertainment Studios.
2Currently owned by Yankee Global Enterprises, Sinclair, Amazon, The Blackstone Group, RedBird Capital and Mubadala Investment Company.
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