What Channel is FS2 on Direct TV
FOX Sports 1 has replaced SPEED on Channel 219. And FOX Sports 2 has replaced FUEL TV on Channel 618. The 24/7 coverage on FOX Sports 1 includes six main sports pillars: college football and basketball, NASCAR, world class soccer, UFC, and, in 2014, MLB. And FOX Sports 2 has replaced FUEL TV on Channel 618. The 24/7 coverage on FOX Sports 1 includes six main sports pillars: college football and basketball, NASCAR, world class soccer, UFC, and, in 2014, MLB. It’s also exploring other sports beyond these. With only Comcast as the sole major distributor with a current agreement with Fox Sports 1, Fox Sports 2 will be available to those that already have Fuel TV. According to SNL Kagan, distributors will pay 15 cents per subscriber for FS2 which is about the same for Fuel TV. Payout Perspective: FOX Sports 1 has replaced SPEED on Channel 219. And FOX Sports 2 has replaced FUEL TV on Channel 618. The 24/7 coverage on FOX Sports 1 includes six main sports pillars: college football and basketball, NASCAR, world class soccer, UFC, and, in 2014, MLB. It’s also exploring other sports beyond these. Fox Sports 2 will launch on Saturday, August 17th, the same day as Fox Sports 1 according to multiple sources. FS2 will replace Fuel TV and will carry UFC content as well. With only Comcast as the sole major distributor with a current agreement with Fox Sports 1, Fox Sports 2 will be available to those that already have Fuel TV. According to SNL Kagan, distributors will pay 15 cents per subscriber for FS2 which is about the same for Fuel TV. And FOX Sports 2 has replaced FUEL TV on Channel 618. The 24/7 coverage on FOX Sports 1 includes six main sports pillars: college football and basketball, NASCAR, world class soccer, UFC, and, in 2014, MLB. Beginning August 17, sports fans have two brand new channels to cheer about. FOX Sports 1 has replaced SPEED on Channel 219. And FOX Sports 2 has replaced FUEL TV on Channel 618. According to SNL Kagan, distributors will pay 15 cents per subscriber for FS2 which is about the same for Fuel TV. Payout Perspective: While it’s expected that a bulk of UFC content will be on Fox Sports 1, there will be additional UFC programming on FS2. FS1 replaced the motorsports network Speed on August 17, 2013, at the same time that its companion channel Fox Sports 2 replaced Fuel TV.
Channel 618