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Alternative logo used in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Mexico (all used since June 1, 2024), and the United Kingdom (used since July 18, 2023) TNT Sports (2023).svg
Alternative logo used in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Mexico (all used since June 1, 2024), and the United Kingdom (used since July 18, 2023)
Alternative TNT Sports logo used in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and Mexico. This logo has been used until May 31, 2024 when they adopted the UK version of the logo. TNT Sports 2021 logo.svg
Alternative TNT Sports logo used in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and Mexico. This logo has been used until May 31, 2024 when they adopted the UK version of the logo.

TNT Sports is brand name for sports television channels and broadcast divisions owned and operated by Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD). The brand was first used as the sports broadcast division of the American cable television channel TNT.

Channels and divisions

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