The international sports broadcasting landscape is experiencing a significant change as TNT Sports has acquired the live broadcasting rights for the upcoming Commonwealth Games, replacing the BBC. The BBC had held the rights since 1954, providing free-to-air coverage to the public for over six decades. This transition marks a notable shift in the media rights landscape for major sporting events, with TNT Sports taking over the conventionally prominent role previously held by the BBC. The new broadcaster is expected to utilize its digital and cable platforms to deliver comprehensive coverage of the Games, which include a variety of sports and events attracting global audiences. The change in broadcasters may also influence how viewers access and engage with the coverage, moving from primarily free-to-air broadcasts to subscription-based access. The BBC’s exit from the Commonwealth Games coverage may lead to adjustments in how the event is promoted and consumed within the United Kingdom and internationally, impacting viewers’ viewing options and the overall reach of the event.