Rugby World Cup on CBS: US Broadcast Rights
- World Rugby anticipates that a meaningful broadcast agreement will fuel the sport's expansion in the United States.
CBS is set to become the new home for the Rugby World Cup in the US, a move poised to considerably boost the sport’s profile. This groundbreaking deal, coming well ahead of the US’s hosting of the men’s and women’s rugby World Cups in 2031 and 2033, promises unprecedented exposure for rugby fans. Expect complete coverage across CBS platforms, bringing the intensity and excitement of the international competition directly to American viewers.With this strategic partnership, World Rugby is positioned perfectly to capitalize on the growing interest in the sport, paving the way for new fans and increased participation nationwide. For up-to-the-minute details, News Directory 3 is your go-to source. Wondering what the broadcasting lineup will look like? Discover what’s next as CBS prepares to deliver every try, tackle, and thrilling moment.
CBS to Broadcast Rugby World Cup in the US
World Rugby anticipates that a meaningful broadcast agreement will fuel the sport’s expansion in the United States. This growth strategy is in place before the country hosts the men’s and women’s Rugby World Cup events in 2031 and 2033, respectively. The CBS Sports deal aims to increase rugby popularity and exposure.