DAZN will bring the NHRL World Championship Pro Tour to fans worldwide, expanding its portfolio of innovative and fast-growing sports competitions.
The multi-year agreement sees DAZN, the world’s leading sports entertainment platform, broadcast the National Havoc Robot League’s (NHRL) premier international series starting from this month.
The NHRL World Championship Pro Tour features elite robotics teams competing in high-intensity, head-to-head robot fighting events.
The 2026 season on DAZN begins with round one of the NHRL World Championship Pro Tour on May 16. 2026, featuring many of the top-ranked fighting robots in the world.
Further rounds are scheduled for this summer and autumn, with the Tour Finals planned for December.
All NHRL World Championship Pro Tour events will be available for fans to watch for FREE on DAZN.
Kelly Biderman, Havoc Robotics CEO, said: "Robot fighting is one of the fastest-growing sports in the world, and NHRL has built the social media powerhouse behind it, driving billions of views each year.
"Our competitors are among the best engineers in the world, and the result is a sport audiences simply can't look away from.
"DAZN is the final piece: a full media ecosystem that unlocks our flagship broadcasts at the Pro World Championships, now streaming to the biggest sports audience in the world - who are about to discover their next favorite sport."
Founded in the US, the NHRL has developed into a leading international platform for competitive robot fighting. The league showcases engineering innovation, strategic design, and fast-paced entertainment, attracting a rapidly expanding global audience.
Shay Segev, DAZN Group CEO, said: “DAZN is committed to supporting emerging sports that combine innovation, skill, and passionate fan communities.
"Robot fighting is a compelling example of how sport and technology can come together to create new forms of entertainment.
By partnering with the National Havoc Robot League, we are giving this growing sport a global stage and making it accessible to fans everywhere.”