The Glasgow Commonwealth Games are underway, and TNT Sports has confirmed it will show every event until August 2 via HBO Max. This makes HBO Max the only streaming service in the UK offering access to the Games.
The multi-day event features top Commonwealth athletes competing in a wide range of sports, including weightlifting, boxing, swimming and more.
HBO Max subscription options
HBO Max can be accessed directly, with plans starting from £5.99 a month for the Standard with Ads tier. This subscription allows viewing on two devices at once in full HD, but includes ad breaks.
For an ad-free experience, the Standard tier costs £9.99 a month and provides the same two-device full HD viewing without commercials.
Watch via NOW and Sky
Customers can also get HBO Max through NOW TV, currently available at £6.99 a month for the first six months. The Entertainment & HBO Max bundle includes Sky Originals and exclusive shows, alongside HBO Max Basic with ads.
Sky subscribers can upgrade to the £24 Ultimate TV bundle, which includes HBO Max, Netflix, Disney+, Hayu and discovery+. This package also provides five free streaming subscriptions worth roughly £240 per year and around 135 channels, including Sky Atlantic and Sky One.
Games schedule and venues
Running from July 23 to August 2, the Glasgow Commonwealth Games features a 10-sport programme, including six fully integrated Para Sports. All events take place across four venues with a packed daily schedule.
The competition spans Artistic Gymnastics, Athletics and Para Athletics Track & Field, Bowls and Para Bowls, Boxing, Cycling Track and Para Cycling Track, and more.
