It’s been a great summer of sport already!
Wimbledon delivered as always – Arthur Fery’s run was amazing. Djockovic’s quest for that final Grand Slam victory may have to come to an end, but he can’t be written off…
The football world cup is coming to end, England have ridden their luck to reach the semifinal stage, but a win is a win….
Football once again has proven to be a superb warm up for judo, with the Commonwealth Games starting in Glasgow on 23rd July. The judo event begins on Friday 31 July and runs through to the Sunday. Many of Great Britain’s top judo athletes will be in action, representing their home nations.
The Games have historically been broadcast on the BBC, with the corporation covering 18 consecutive events since 1954.
However, according to ESPN, the 2026 edition will be televised across TNT Sports. Disappointingly this means you will need a subscription to watch the bulk of action.
TNT have said they will show every event on their streaming service, HBO Max. However, it has also been announced that the free-to-air Channel 5 will show “extensive highlights.”
Tickets are still available at Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.
