Your Fire TV Stick just got a hit free channel update and that’s not all

Fire TV Stick users get more content to watch for free thanks to significant support from the DAZN sports service.

Amazon Fire TV Stick(AMAZON • DAZN)

If you don’t already have enough to watch, we have good news. Sports service DAZN, which already offers access to premium events and live action from around the world, has just announced that it is launching 10 new channels, all of which will be free to watch.

All additional content will be displayed via Fire TV Sticks, which means owners of these gadgets will be able to watch without paying a penny for the privilege. And that’s not all, because additional DAZN channels will also be available on devices such as Samsung TVs, LG displays, Apple TV devices and PlayStation and Xbox consoles.

It has been confirmed that at launch, UK homes will be able to watch events including boxing, darts, motorsport and more, with content showing 24 hours a day.

DAZN says the launch is in partnership with Amagi’s video-on-demand team and marks a significant milestone in its commitment to bring more sports entertainment to fans.

Speaking about the new channels, Shay Segev, CEO of DAZN Group, said: “With DAZN’s free tier, fans will be able to access a wide range of sports for free, including even more of the best combat sports. Leveraging DAZN’s global reach and market-leading technology, these channels will deliver the best of sporting events in new ways.

“Our goal is to become the go-to sports platform for fans around the world, which includes providing the best value proposition to every user. The addition of Matchroom Boxing and Boxing TV underscores DAZN’s position as the global home of boxing and combat sports and ensures we are creating more touchpoints with more sports fans than ever before.

Sounds tempting? Here are the channels available through DAZN: Matchroom Boxing, Boxing TV, PDC Darts, Motorvision TV, Lacrosse TV, Padel TIME TV, SportStak, Moto America TV, Billiard TV and ACL Cornhole TV.

The only thing you need to know is that these are so-called FAST channels, which basically means that they are paid for by advertising – so you won’t watch without ads, and the programs will be interrupted by paid news.