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Top sports media in Mexico

The outlets that cover sport in Mexico — the sports press, the broadcasters, the agencies and the specialist titles.
✓ Last reviewed: September 2026

These are the outlets that cover sport in Mexico — the sports press, the broadcasters that hold or have held rights, the national news agency where it carries sport, and the specialist titles of national standing. Single-sport titles without national standing are not listed here; they appear on the media list for their own sport.

How this list is ordered. By role and national standing — the sports press first, then the broadcasters that hold or have held rights, then the national news agency and the specialist titles. That order is set once and stays put, so a page that has been cited does not rearrange itself later. The Tranco figure against each outlet is shown for reference and does not set the order. Tranco is a research ranking of web domains that averages the Chrome User Experience Report, Cloudflare Radar, Majestic, Cisco Umbrella and Farsight over the preceding 30 days, on the list of September 2026. It ranks a whole domain, not a sports desk. A general daily's rank counts every reader it has, most of whom did not come for sport, so a national newspaper will sit above a dedicated sports title that has more sports readers than it does.

1. TUDNBroadcaster · Television · Tranco 13,389 — The sports arm of TelevisaUnivision, the company formed when Univision and Televisa completed their transaction on 31 January 2022. It carried six Liga MX clubs on television and ViX Premium in the Clausura 2026 tournament. 2. Azteca DeportesBroadcaster · Television · Tranco 2,460 — The sports division of TV Azteca, the free-to-air broadcaster created when the Mexican state sold Imevisión in 1993. It runs the Box Azteca boxing strand and shared four Liga MX clubs with FOX One in the Clausura 2026 tournament. 3. ESTOGeneral sports coverage · Newspaper · Tranco 11,932 — Mexico's sports daily published by Organización Editorial Mexicana. The International Sports Press Association recorded its 75th anniversary on 2 September 2016, dating the paper to 2 September 1941; it runs standing boxing and lucha libre desks. 4. RécordGeneral sports coverage · News site · Tranco 48,151 — Mexico's other national sports title, launched on 8 May 2002 and published in print until 13 October 2023, since when it has been digital only. Its own site carries the copyright line AUTFLO. 5. MediotiempoGeneral sports coverage · News site · Tranco 36,228 — A digital-native Mexican sports site founded in February 2000 and acquired by Grupo Milenio and Multimedios on 18 December 2017, after passing from Grupo Expansión under the Southern Cross Group. 6. El Universal DeportesGeneral sports coverage · Newspaper · Tranco 8,983 — The sports desk of El Universal, the Mexico City daily founded on 1 October 1916 by Félix Fulgencio Palavicini.