ODMedia and Vaultline Media Sign Distribution Deal
The international partnership will bring thousands of films and wrestling titles to global streaming platforms.
Updated on Oct. 20, 2026 in Wrestling
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Netherlands-based ODMedia has signed a worldwide distribution agreement with U.S.-based Vaultline Media to manage and monetize an expansive content library. The deal covers a catalogue of more than 2,300 titles that will be distributed across various ad-supported and subscription streaming services.
Why it matters
This partnership leverages ODMedia's expertise in technical content delivery and monetization to bring Vaultline's massive, multi-decade film and combat sports archive to broader global audiences.
The library encompasses 800 wrestling and combat sports titles alongside over 500 digital creator channels. The film collection spans eight decades, ranging from productions dating back to the 1940s through to 2025 releases.
The players
ODMedia
This Netherlands-based company specializes in content preparation, delivery, and monetization for various streaming platforms.
Vaultline Media
Headquartered in the United States, this firm provides catalogue representation and content licensing for various rights holders.
Robert Gekchyan
He is one of the co-founders of the U.S.-based media company Vaultline Media.
Fred Handsman
He is a co-founder of Vaultline Media who helped establish the firm's presence in the digital content space.
The details
ODMedia will handle the technical processes of content preparation, delivery, and monetization for the rights holders. Vaultline Media, co-founded by Robert Gekchyan and Fred Handsman, will utilize this agreement to ensure its extensive library reaches viewers on international streaming platforms.
Timeline
1940s: Period when the earliest films in the library were produced.
2025: Year of the latest film releases included in the catalogue.
Late 2026: Timeframe when the first titles are expected to go live on streaming services.
Season Trajectory
The partnership follows a documented trend in which independent distributors aggregate massive content libraries to meet the increasing demand for niche programming on global streaming platforms. This strategy positions both companies to capture market share within the competitive landscape of digital media distribution.
Viewers can expect 800 wrestling and combat sports titles to become accessible across various subscription and ad-supported platforms globally. The wide range of titles from the 1940s to 2025 ensures a significant influx of historical and modern content for combat sports fans.
The takeaway
This agreement highlights the growing value of archived sports and film libraries in an era dominated by streaming demand. Viewers should look forward to a broader availability of classic and modern combat sports content as distribution channels expand in 2026.
What happens next
The initial batch of titles from the 2,300-strong catalogue is expected to launch on streaming platforms in late 2026.
Further reading
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