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Pro Arena is a Romanian men’s interest TV channel, formerly a sports TV channel. It is owned by Central European Media Enterprises (a subsidiary of the Czech holding company PPF Group) which owns the national channel Pro TV and other Pro-branded channels in Romania and Moldova, including this channel. It was originally launched as TV Sport on July 27, 2003, then was renamed to Sport.ro in 2007, before a second renaming to Pro X in 2017 as part of a large-scale rebranding before being rebranded again to Pro Arena in 2022.
TV Sport[]
2003[]
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Pro Arena was launched as TV Sport on July 27, 2003.
2003–2007[]
In March 2007, Pro TV SA bought the channel from Romanian businessman Silviu Prigoană.
Sport.ro[]
2007–2017[]
2007–2009[]
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On June 1, 2007, TV Sport rebranded to Sport.ro.
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2017 (unused)[]
In July 2017, prototypes for new Pro TV-related logos were posted on Pro TV's official AskFM account (Pro X's only having minor alignment differences and a different font for "PRO"). A few days later, the final logo was revealed in a CNA meeting, with a colored prototype filed as a trademark.
2017–2022[]
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On August 28, 2017, Sport.ro was renamed to Pro X and introduced a new logo and look along with the other Pro TV channels. Filson Pro, designed by the French type foundry Mostardesign, is the on-screen typeface. This rebrand was similar to that of Czech sister broadcaster TV Nova’s channels, which took place on February 4, 2017.
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2022–present[]
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On March 7, 2022, it was announced through a spot broadcast on Pro TV that Pro X would become Pro Arena soon.
This logo was soft-launched on March 18 only on the website, along with Acasă. It later launched on April 4, 2022.
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Current operations Croatia5
Czech Republic Romania
Slovakia Slovenia Video-on-demand services Former operations Poland2 Defunct Notes
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