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| 2006–2012 | 2012–2020 | 2020–present |
2006–2012[]
SuperSport launched a segment in 2001 called SuperSport Update, which broadcasts its sports news content in nine minutes. With the positive feedback from local viewers, it upgraded to Africa's first-ever 24-hour sports news channel on October 1, 2006, which Tex Teixeira gave its new name: SuperSport Blitz. The channel updates its sports news content every 26 minutes on weekdays and 56 minutes over weekends; classifying any broadcast content on other SuperSport channels; be it football/soccer, athletics and motorsport.
2012–2020[]
SuperSport Blitz re-branded its logo in 2012 owing to the switch to HD-suitable feed look. Since 2015, the channel relays Sky Sports News broadcasts from England.
2020–present[]
SuperSport Blitz re-branded its logo the second time owing to the historic revamp of SuperSport channels from number-oriented to sport or competition-themed.
| Television services:
Satellite TV: DStv (South Africa) | GOtv (outside South Africa) | Box Office M-Net channels:
1Magic | Africa Magic (Showcase | Family | Epic | Hausa | Yoruba | Igbo) | KykNET (& Kie | Museik) | Me | Maisha Magic (East | Plus | Bongo) | M-Net Movies (1 | 2 | 3 | 4) | Mzansi Magic | Novela Magic | Zambezi Magic | Pearl Magic | 1KZN | Akwaaba Magic | OneZED SuperSport channels: Other assets: Defunct channels and properties:  |
