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NTL/Telewest to bid for wrestling rights?
Published Saturday, Jan 28 2006, 19:49 GMT | By Neil Wilkes
The merged NTL/Telewest cable company is entering the ring to stage a bid for the rights to WWE Wrestling, according to a report on Wrestlemag.
The move is part of a wider strategy to acquire the rights to air top sporting events currently held by Sky.
Sky's existing deal with the WWE expires in 2009.
The move is part of a wider strategy to acquire the rights to air top sporting events currently held by Sky.
Sky's existing deal with the WWE expires in 2009.
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