OTTAWA & AUSTIN, TX – Wrestling Canada Lutte (WCL) is proud to announce a multi-year partnership with FloSports to be the official streaming partner of WCL national events. The agreement runs through 2027 and will see FloSports (FloWrestling) broadcast both Canadian Wrestling Championships (Senior, Junior, Cadet) and (U19, U17, U15), the Canadian U23 Wrestling Championships & World Team Trials (Non-Olympic Weights), and the Canadian Team Trials in 2023 and 2027.

“This is an exciting partnership for WCL in many ways,” said Darren Matte, Marketing and Communications Manager, WCL. “It will provide our spectators the highest quality content so that they get the most out of all our championships. It will also help our coaches, officials and support staff by giving them access to FloSports’ technology to increase efficiency in their roles. Ultimately, it is a win/win for our audience, athletes and all internal stakeholders.”

“FloSports (FloWrestling) is thrilled to partner with Wrestling Canada Lutte as the exclusive streaming platform for its premier championship wrestling events, including the 2023 Canadian Team Trials, which will help determine Canada’s 2024 Olympic team. Representing their country on the world’s biggest stages is a lifelong pursuit for Canadian athletes and we are proud to play a role in showcasing the journey,” said Travis Shives, Vice President of Strategy, FloSports.

WCL programming will fall into the FloSports suite of content beginning with the 2023 Canadian U23 Wrestling Championships & World Team Trials (Non-Olympic Weights), May 27-28 in Laval, QC. WCL content will be available as part of the FloSports subscription package, which also gives access to numerous events in the United States and internationally. Current FloSports subscribers won’t need to do anything to gain access to WCL content and new subscribers can sign up at: FloSports.tv

In addition to live streaming, FloSports will also produce exclusive content at national events with Canadian wrestlers, giving fans even more access to up and coming and household name Canadian athletes.