Preas release from Acla Media Group (SPOTV) on the launch on SPOTV in Southeast Asian market.

Acla Media Group launches SPOTV instead of FOX Sports Asia in Hong Kong, Singapore and Indonesia
■ In addition to MotoGP, golf and tennis, popular sports leagues in Korea and Japan are also scheduled to be broadcast.
Accra Media Group, which has expanded the domestic sports media market by operating 7 TV channels including SPOTV and SPOTV NOW, the only sports OTT service in Korea, will advance into 13 Southeast Asian countries.
Acla Media Group (hereinafter referred to as Acla) announced on the 14th that through a press release on the 14th, Thailand, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Philippines, Singapore, Brunei, Cambodia, Laos, Macau, Malaysia and Mongolia where FOX Sports Asia was serviced. , announced that it will launch a new channel for Southeast Asian targets branded as SPOTV and SPOTV2 channels from October 1 in 13 Southeast Asian countries, including Myanmar. These two channels plan to prioritize Southeast Asia's popular sports and Fox Sports Asia's major content separately from existing domestic channels. In addition, he added that SPOTV NOW, a sports OTT service, will be launched sequentially in major countries.
Fox Sports Asia, which has been broadcasting major sports based in Southeast Asia since the early 1990s, was absorbed into Disney after the acquisition of 21st Century Fox by Disney in 2019. Accordingly, attention has been focused on the direction of major contents and sports channel business that have been supplied to Southeast Asian countries.
Since 2017, Aklar has been broadcasting contents of global sports brands such as the Premier League, MLB, UFC, and NBA through SPOTV NOW, Korea's first sports OTT service. In addition, in Japan, through its own brand SPOZONE, it has been expanding the sports media market by servicing MLB and other domestic sports in Japan. This entry into Southeast Asia is significant in that it is the first in Korea to directly enter a sports genre media platform rather than individual content.
As a part of that, Acla also announced that it had signed a broadcasting right contract with MotoGP (hereinafter MotoGP), a world-class motorcycle racing sport, in a total of 14 countries including Korea. MotoGP, called 'F1 (Formula 1) of the motorcycle world', is one of the most popular sports in Southeast Asia, where competitions are also held in Malaysia and Thailand. In addition, popular sports contents in Korea and Japan, starting with golf and tennis, will also be broadcast through SPOTV.
Acla Hongwon CEO said, "SPOTV's entry into Southeast Asia is meaningful in that it will be able to present the first Asian sports channel created by an Asian to more than 650 million Southeast Asian viewers." Going beyond that, we will publicize the status of the Korean broadcasting brand to Southeast Asian sports fans and be reborn as a sports platform that encompasses Southeast Asia.”
Good news. That means Transvision won't have to replace Fox Sports with another crappy inhouse channel. Just replace it with SPOTV instead.