Disney closed the merger of Hulu + Live TV with Fubo. Now Disney owns almost a 70% stake in the Fubo business. With this merger, Disney became the second largest virtual TV provider in the U.S.
There are 6 million active subscribers to Fubo and Hulu + Live TV. It is now the second largest network after YouTube TV. YouTube TV has 10 million active subscribers.
Here is everything about Disney merging Hulu Live TV with Fubo.
Disney Merged Hulu Live TV with Fubo:
In January 2025, Disney announced a deal with Fubo to access live TV.
As a result of this deal, Fubo dropped the lawsuit against Venu Sports.
It was a sports package from Warner Bros., Disney, and Fox.
In October 2025, Disney announced the merger of Hulu Live TV and Fubo. Both Fubo and Disney’s advertising organizations will work as one.
Immediate Impact of Hulu Live TV with Fubo Merger:
Second Largest Streaming Network:
The Hulu and Fubo merger made Disney the second-largest streaming network in the United States. It has 6 million monthly active subscribers.
Two Separate Streaming Platforms:
Hulu and Fubo will both still work as different platforms offering more plans for users to get the best entertainment.
More Sports Streaming Events:
Now consumers have access to 55,000 live sports events from Hulu + Live TV and Fubo. Subscribers can watch more American sports events, including the Super Bowl.
Term Loan:
Disney will give Fubo $145 million as a term loan. The company will use it to manage content and offer a better streaming experience to customers.
Conclusion:
The Hulu+ Live TV and Fubo merger is beneficial for Disney as well as customers. Now, customers under Disney network partners have access to thousands of live streaming events. You can watch ESPN, Marvel, live sports, ESPN, and Star Wars programs.
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