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SportsMax Bids the Caribbean a Grateful Goodbye
Kaieteur Sports- After 23 unforgettable years, SportsMax will be leaving your screens. We are incredibly proud to have earned our place as the Home of Champions, becoming the go-to destination for Caribbean fans of local, regional and international sport.
We’re just as proud of the many talented individuals – on air and behind the scenes – who helped shape SportsMax into a beloved platform and who launched and grew their careers with us.
This decision marks the end of an era – to our loyal viewers and readers across the Caribbean and beyond: thank you. Your passion, support and belief in us have meant everything.
We are deeply honoured to have been part of your lives, your homes and your sporting memories.
While SportsMax broadcast for the final time on Friday 8th August, the fan-favourite sports content that Caribbean viewers know and love will thereafter be available on other sports channels.
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