The WSL channel will be available on Roku and Amazon.

The organization partnered with the two streaming giants


Photo by WSL/Bielmann 

The WSL's FAST channel (free-to-air, ad-supported streaming television) that broadcasts surfing 24/7 is now available on Roku Channel and Amazon Fire & Prime Video, they announced in a statement posted online.

“Access through these major streaming platforms makes the excitement of competitive surfing more accessible than ever to the American public, offering uninterrupted premium programming directly on two of the country’s largest platforms,” the press release states.

He adds: “The WSL 24/7 channel offers viewers a seamless blend of live event coverage, competition highlights, and original features showcasing all facets of surfing, from the dramatic events that decide the World Championship to behind-the-scenes interviews with their favorite surfers. With a combination of live event coverage and produced series, the channel provides both longtime fans and newcomers with an easy way to follow the action live.”

Nicole Metzger, WSL Chief Revenue Officer, stated: "The WSL 24/7 channel on Roku, Amazon Fire, and Prime Video brings WSL events and stories to millions of new viewers, making surfing more accessible and easier to discover than ever before. We are thrilled to offer always-available content to fans and new viewers on the leading streaming platforms in the United States."

WSL 24/7 is now available to viewers across the United States on The Roku Channel and Amazon Fire TV and Prime Video, as well as on other streaming platforms, including Sling Freestream, Plex, Free Live Sports, LocalNow, Sports.tv, Tablo TV and Anoki LiveTVx.