Canal+ Secures Broadcasting Rights for Senegalese Wrestling
The media network signs a new deal to air major matches across Sub-Saharan Africa for the 2026-2027 season.
Updated on Oct. 26, 2026 in Wrestling
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Canal+ and Beuz Pro have finalized an exclusive broadcasting partnership to air Senegalese wrestling events throughout Sub-Saharan Africa. The agreement covers the 2026-2027 season and will feature content across various channels.
Why it matters
This partnership aims to significantly expand the portfolio of African content available to viewers. By providing multilingual broadcasts, the deal makes traditional wrestling accessible to a much broader international audience.
The deal covers 40 countries across Sub-Saharan Africa, with broadcasts available in French, Wolof, and English. Coverage will span across both Canal+Sport channels and SuperSport.
The players
Canal+
This major French media group is a primary provider of pay television in Europe and Africa.
Beuz Pro
This organization acts as the production entity responsible for the wrestling events throughout the season.
Al Bourakh Events
This firm is one of the primary promoters organizing the professional wrestling bouts.
Jambaar Productions
This company functions as a key promoter for the upcoming 2026-2027 wrestling calendar.
The details
Al Bourakh Events and Jambaar Productions will serve as the event promoters for the upcoming season. Fans can expect professional production for matches involving high-profile competitors.
Timeline
November 29, 2026: The Verdict match between Ada Fass and Balla Gaye.
January 3, 2027: The Royal Clash match between Sa Thiès and Siteu.
February 7, 2027: The Fight of the Millennium between Franc and Reug Reug.
April 4, 2027: The Independence Derby wrestling event.
June-July 2027: Two additional major wrestling events.
Season Trajectory
This deal marks a major milestone in the professionalization of Senegalese wrestling by providing a consistent, continent-wide broadcast platform. It positions the sport to grow its footprint against other regional entertainment properties.
Viewers across 40 countries will gain access to eight major events starting in late 2026. Fans can choose their preferred audio stream in French, Wolof, or English depending on their regional network access.
The takeaway
This broadcasting agreement highlights the increasing commercial demand for traditional regional sports in Africa. Fans should prepare for the season opener in November 2026 to ensure they have the necessary channel subscriptions.
Further reading
Find more updates on the upcoming calendar on our Wrestling page.
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