Unifi Sports

unifi Sports

Country	Malaysia
Broadcast area	Malaysia
Programming
Language(s)	English Malay
Picture format	16:9 (HDTV)
Ownership
Owner	Telekom Malaysia Berhad
Sister channels	DEGUP Dunia Sinema Inspirasi Salam HD Sensasi
History
Launched	September 15, 2012 (as HyppSports HD) February 28, 2020 (as unifi Sports)
Closed	January 1, 2019 (as HyppSports HD) February 1, 2023 (Unifi Sports 2 - 4 only)
Former names	HyppSports 1 & 2 HD (2012–2018) HyppSports 3 HD (2012–2019) HyppSports 4 HD (2012–2017)
Links
Website	https://unifi.com.my/tv
Availability
Streaming media
unifi playTV	Watch live (Malaysia only)

unifi Sports (formerly HyppSports HD) is an in-house subscription IPTV network in Malaysia dedicated to broadcasting sports-related content 24 hours a day. It is available exclusively on unifi TV.

History

Launched in 2012 as one of unifi TV original channels, HyppSports Illustrated HD (a joint-venture between unifi TV and Sports Illustrated Asia) offers a sports of international sporting events such as football, badminton, motorsport, rugby, volleyball and golf. unifi TV also operates two sister channels, HyppSports Illustrated 2 HD and HyppSports 3 HD on channels 702 & 703 respectively, along with a high definition simulcast of all channels.

The network was eventually closed in 2019 but after TM regain broadcasting rights of the top Malaysian football competitions/tournaments, a year later, unifi TV relaunch the sports network with its new name, unifi Sports.^[1]

Current rights

Mixed martial arts

• Ultimate Fighting Championship^[2]

Former rights

Soccer

• FAM (until 2022)
  • Malaysia FA Cup
• MFL
  • Malaysia Cup
  • Malaysia Super League
  • Piala Sumbangsih
  • Malaysia Premier League (until 2022)

Motorsports

• Malaysia Superbike Championship
• Malaysia Speed Festival
  • MSF SuperMoto
  • MSF SuperTurismo (until 2022)

Sister names

• DEGUP
• Dunia Sinema
• Inspirasi
• Salam HD
• Sensasi

Broadcast platform

• Malaysia: unifi TV

External links

• Official website

References