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Fox Corp's suite of TV properties is finally available to cord-cutters as the media giant dives head-first into the ultra-competitive streaming wars.

Despite the bringing together of many different kinds of sports programming in the new ESPN+ and Fox One sports services, football superfans may still need to subscribe to multiple platforms to watch all their teams' games.

THE NEW PLATFORM FOR LIVE AND ON-DEMAND ACCESS TO SIGNATURE FOX NEWS, SPORTS, ENTERTAINMENT AND MORE, IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR $19.99/MONTH WITH A 7-DAY FREE TRIAL NEW YORK and LOS ANGELES , Aug. 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Fox Corporation (Nasdaq: FOXA, FOX; "FOX" or the "Company") today announced the official launch of FOX One, a bold new streaming service that brings together the full portfolio of ...

Ever more households are cutting the cord, but sports enthusiasts have to navigate a long and growing menu of streaming services and bundles.

Prominent Fox hosts privately sought to help President Trump's efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election, according to newly unredacted documents in a lawsuit against Fox.

The bundle will give subscribers access to a wide range of sports, news and entertainment content from both media giants.

Upcoming streaming services of ESPN and Fox will be bundled for $39.99 per month starting October 2, the companies said on Monday, offering sports fans a wide range of major events including the NFL and NBA at a discounted rate.

ESPN and Fox plan to offer their upcoming direct-to-consumer streaming services as a bundle, beginning in October. Both Disney's ESPN — the app shares the same name as the TV network — and Fox's Fox One will launch on Aug. 21, before the start of the college football and NFL seasons.