Fubo is suing Fox, WB, and Disney to stop all-powerful sports streaming alliance
Curtains for Spulu? Fubo says Hulu, ESPN, Fox, and Max are violating antitrust laws

Well, when you work out a business deal as huge as the one where Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, and Fox all team up to share the streaming rights to professional sports through one super-subscription, you’re bound to ruffle a few feathers—at the same time, when three people are making all of the money, it stands to reason that someone will be mad that they’re not also making all of the money. However you want to slice it, that’s what’s happening here, and it’s hard to argue with the party that feels aggrieved when it’s staring down three Goliaths that are Voltron-ing to form one super-Goliath.
If the metaphors aren’t clear enough: Streaming TV provider Fubo has filed a lawsuit against Disney, Fox, and WBD in an attempt to block the trio’s recently announced deal to work together on a sports-focused streaming service that would unite all of the sports that normally air on ESPN, ABC, Fox, TNT, and TBS (including basketball, football, baseball, soccer, hockey, and racing) under one digital roof. The idea, as pitched earlier this month, would be that this new service would be offered as a standalone service or a bundle with Max, Hulu, or ESPN+, creating what would basically be cable TV but for streaming.