Xtreme HD IPTV Channel List — 24,000+ Live Channels

Sports is the reason most people cancel cable and switch to Xtreme HD IPTV. You're not paying $90 for ESPN you barely watch and then another $40 add-on for whichever league you actually care about. With Xtreme live TV the sports bundle is just in — Sky Sports for the Premier League, ESPN and FOX Sports for stateside coverage, BeIN Sport for the Champions League, DAZN for boxing nights, NBC Sports for the EPL on the US side. If it's televised, it's in here.

We carry the niche stuff too. Cricket on Star Sports and Willow, F1 TV for the full race weekend including the practice sessions, UFC Fight Pass for the prelims you can't find anywhere else, Eurosport for the Tour de France and Grand Slam tennis. Premier League IPTV, NFL IPTV, soccer IPTV, sports IPTV — pick your label, it's all part of the same Xtreme tv app.

If football is your thing, this is where it pays for itself. Every Premier League fixture lives somewhere — Sky Sports, TNT Sports, Amazon Prime games, the lot — and Xtreme HD IPTV carries the feeds in one place. No more juggling three subscriptions to follow your club for a full season.

Outside England, the Spanish La Liga goes through LaLiga TV and BeIN. Italy's Serie A is on DAZN Italia and Sky Italia. Germany's Bundesliga sits on Sky Deutschland and BT Sport. The Champions League and Europa League rotate between TNT Sports in the UK and Paramount+ in the US — both feeds are on. MLS on Apple TV, Liga MX on TUDN, Brazilian Serie A on Globo. Premier League IPTV and soccer IPTV in one app, no juggling.

If you live for Sunday NFL, the RedZone feed is on the lineup. Every single touchdown, every game window, all afternoon — that's the one to leave running. NFL Network handles the off-season chatter, the draft and Thursday Night Football. The Sunday afternoon games come through CBS and FOX regional feeds, with Monday Night Football on ESPN and Sunday Night on NBC.

NFL IPTV with Xtreme Tv also covers the college game — ESPN, FOX, the SEC Network, Big Ten Network, ACC Network and Pac-12. Bowl season's covered. Playoff games covered. Super Bowl in 4K on the FOX or CBS feed depending on the rotation year. You can finally stop hunting for working streams every Sunday morning.

This is where Xtreme HD IPTV quietly saves you the most money. A single UFC PPV runs $80 standalone — you get every PPV night included. DAZN handles most of the world-title boxing rotation (Canelo, Joshua, Usyk cards), with ESPN+ picking up Top Rank fights and Sky Sports running the British scene. PFL, Bellator and the regional MMA promotions are on too.

On the motorsport side, F1 TV Pro gives you every practice session, qualifying, the race itself, and the in-car cameras. MotoGP covers all three classes. NASCAR's Cup, Xfinity and Truck Series stream on FOX and NBC feeds. IndyCar, Formula E, WRC — they're all there. Cricket, boxing, MMA, F1 — niche or mainstream, Xtreme live tv treats them the same.

Movies IPTV on Xtreme is the bit people don't expect to be this big. HBO and HBO Max for the prestige stuff, Showtime and Cinemax for the cable-classic catalogue, Sky Cinema for first-window UK releases. TCM for the black-and-whites, AMC for the cult crowd, Film4 for what the BBC won't show. If a film hit a theatrical run in the last five years, it's likely on one of the cinema channels here.

World cinema is where it really stretches. Bollywood Movies and Zee Cinema cover the Hindi market. Arabic Cinema and Rotana Cinema for MENA. Turkish Cinema, Korean Drama, Chinese Movies, French Cinema, Spanish-language Cine Clásico. Whatever language you want your action night in, it's a couple clicks away inside the Xtreme tv app.

News channels matter when the world's on fire and you want to triangulate the story yourself. CNN gives you the US take, BBC the UK angle, Fox for the right-wing slant if that's your thing, Sky for the British centre, Al Jazeera for the view from Doha. France 24 in three languages, DW out of Germany, RT if you want to know what Moscow is saying, NHK World for the Japan angle.

Business news is covered with Bloomberg TV, CNBC and CNBC Europe. Regional Arabic news lives on Al Arabiya, MBC News and Sky News Arabia. Euronews carries the EU beat. TRT World for the Turkish lens. With Xtreme live tv you can flip between half a dozen takes on the same breaking story in 30 seconds — try doing that with a single news app.

Kids IPTV is the category that quietly sells the family plan. Three or four screens going at once on a Saturday morning, none of them buffering, none of them showing ads for stuff a five-year-old shouldn't be seeing. Disney Channel, Disney Junior and Disney XD for the Mickey crowd. Cartoon Network and Boomerang for the older lot. Nickelodeon and Nick Jr. for the SpongeBob die-hards.

For under-3s, Baby TV and CBeebies are basically essential — both have curated, ad-free programming you can leave on without worrying. PBS Kids covers the educational side in the US, BabyFirst handles toddlers, and there's a full set of language-specific kids channels too: Spanish Discovery Kids, Arabic Spacetoon, French Tiji and Gulli, Hindi Pogo. The Xtreme tv app remembers what your kids were watching, too.

Arabic IPTV is one of the biggest reasons families in Europe, North America and the Gulf sign up. The MBC group — MBC 1, MBC 2, MBC 3, MBC Drama, MBC Action, MBC Masr — covers the daily drama and entertainment most households leave on. Bein Sport Arabic carries the football your cousins back home are watching live. Al Jazeera and Al Arabiya for the news cycle.

Rotana Cinema, Rotana Classic and Rotana Aflam handle the Egyptian and Khaleeji movie back-catalogue. Abu Dhabi Sports, Dubai Sports and ARN cover Gulf football and majlis programming. Iqraa, Sunnah and Quran TV for the religious channels. Khaleeji TV, LBC, MTV Lebanon, OSN, ART — basically the whole MENA dial is in the Xtreme tv app, including the regional Egyptian, Moroccan, Algerian and Tunisian feeds.

Spanish IPTV on Xtreme covers the three big markets — Spain, Latin America and the US Hispanic dial. Telemundo and Univision for the telenovelas and Liga MX coverage stateside. TUDN, ESPN Deportes and Fox Deportes for the soccer-heavy sports schedule. Movistar+ and LaLiga TV for the Spanish league feeds.

Latin America gets the full Mexican TV Azteca and Televisa lineup, plus Caracol and RCN out of Colombia, Globovisión and Venevisión for Venezuela, Telefe and TyC Sports for Argentina. Cubavisión, ATV Perú, Canal 13 Chile — basically every country's main free-to-air carrier plus the regional cable. Plenty of Spanish-language movies and kids channels round it out, so a family in Madrid, Mexico City or Miami gets the same lineup they're used to.

French IPTV on Xtreme is the full TNT package — TF1, France 2, France 3, France 5, M6, Arte, C8 — plus the premium Canal+ family (Canal+, Canal+ Sport, Canal+ Cinema, Canal+ Series) that's normally locked behind an expensive Free or Orange box subscription. RMC Sport carries Ligue 1 alongside Premier League and Champions League, and BeIN Sport France picks up the rest.

The diaspora-friendly stuff is in there too. RTBF for Belgium, RTS for Switzerland, plus the Maghreb feeds — 2M, Al Aoula Maroc, Échourouk and Nessma TV for the North African crowd in France. Animation kids channels Tiji, Gulli, Boomerang France. Cuisine TV, Téva, Paris Première for the lifestyle dial. If you grew up on French TV and miss it, Xtreme live tv brings it back.

Portuguese IPTV covers both the Brazilian and Portuguese dial in full. Brazil's open TV — Globo, SBT, Record, Band — plus the full SporTV, Premiere, ESPN Brasil and Combate stack for football and UFC. Cartoon Network Brasil, Discovery Kids and Gloob for the kids. Novelas on Globo Internacional for the diaspora outside Brazil.

Portugal gets RTP1, RTP2, SIC, TVI, plus the BTV sports tier with all the Primeira Liga matches. Sport TV Portugal carries the Champions League and Europa League ties. Benfica TV, Porto Canal and Sporting TV for the club partisans. Lusophone Africa is covered with TPA out of Angola and TVM out of Mozambique. Brazilian, Portuguese or PALOP — your home channels are on the lineup.

Beyond the big four language groups, Xtreme HD IPTV carries another fifty-odd dials. Hindi and Urdu with Star Plus, Zee TV, Sony, Colors and Geo. Turkish with TRT, ATV, Star TV, Show TV, Kanal D and the whole drama-heavy lineup that dominates living rooms across the Balkans and the Caucasus. Italian with Rai 1–3, Mediaset, Sky Italia. German with Das Erste, ZDF, ProSieben, Sat.1 and Sky Deutschland.

Asian markets are well covered — Chinese CCTV plus Phoenix, Korean KBS and SBS, Japanese NHK and TBS, Filipino GMA and ABS-CBN, Vietnamese VTV, Thai PPTV. Eastern Europe gets Polish TVN and TVP, Russian Channel One, Romanian Pro TV, Greek ANT1 and Mega. Dutch RTL and NPO, Scandinavian SVT and TV3. Wherever you're from, your home dial is probably already on Xtreme live tv.

Documentary IPTV on Xtreme is the underrated tier. National Geographic, Discovery and the History Channel for the staples. Animal Planet and Smithsonian if you want something to leave on for the kids without it feeling like junk. Science Channel and Curiosity for the big-idea stuff. TLC and Travel Channel when the rest of the house wants something lighter on a Sunday afternoon. Crime & Investigation Network for the true-crime crowd that's run out of podcasts.