The International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) and World Table Tennis (WTT) are pleased to announce a new four-year broadcast partnership with CazéTV, securing exclusive digital free-to-view rights in Brazil from 2025 to 2028.
The agreement will make table tennis more accessible than ever in Brazil. CazéTV will stream the ITTF World Table Tennis Championships Finals and the ITTF Singles and Mixed Team World Cups, along with every WTT Grand Smash, WTT Champions, WTT Star Contender, and WTT Contender Series event. All available, free to view, and on-demand.
CazéTV is bringing the movement to life across the platforms where Brazilian fans already live and breathe sport. With primary distribution through YouTube, supported by integrations with Disney+, Amazon Prime Video, Samsung TV Plus, and SKY+—where CazéTV became the first-ever linear channel—the reach is deep, the access is instant, and the experience is built for a new generation of fans.
“Table tennis is experiencing an incredible moment in Brazil, with stars like Hugo Calderano and Bruna Takahashi showing the world the strength and talent of our athletes,” said Felipe Aquilino, CazéTV Head of Media Rights. “At CazéTV, we see a perfect fit: it’s a sport that is dynamic, fast-paced and full of emotion – just like our community of young fans. We are proud to showcase these tournaments to millions of fans and to help grow the next chapter of table tennis in Brazil.”
The timing of the deal comes as Brazilian table tennis reaches new heights. Hugo Calderano, currently ranked World No.3, made history this year as the first Pan American player to win the ITTF Men’s World Cup in April, and the first South American to reach a World Championships final in May. Bruna Takahashi has also surged to a career-best World No.16, making her mark with strong international performances.
With this agreement, ITTF continues its mission to grow table tennis worldwide. CazéTV’s innovative reach and strong connection with young fans provide a unique opportunity to showcase the sport’s best events and athletes to a new generation in Brazil.
