Senator Elizabeth Warren has raised antitrust concerns regarding Disney's deal to acquire a controlling stake in Fubo, highlighting fears of market consolidation and abuse of corporate power. The deal, which led to the dropping of Fubo's previous antitrust litigation, has sparked debate over its potential to reduce competition and increase consumer costs.

Fubo Canada is at the center of a politically charged lawsuit against Venu Sports over bundling practices. The company secured support from progressive entities including the DOJ under the Biden administration and New York Attorney General Letitia James, who filed amicus briefs in favor of Fubo’s motion to enjoin Venu from launching its service. This legal fight, which also sees opposition from GOP-leaning groups, highlights Fubo’s stance on protecting consumer rights in a rapidly changing pay TV market, and underscores the broader political implications of regulatory policies, especially considering potential shifts with a Trump administration.

Fubo secured a preliminary injunction blocking the launch of Venu Sports, a joint venture between Fox, Disney, and Warner Bros. Discovery, after alleging a long-term campaign of anticompetitive practices. The legal victory is positioned as a defense of fair competition and consumer choice in the sports streaming market.

Fubo has initiated legal action in U.S. District Court in New York, alleging that its streaming service was forced by its joint venture partners to include additional non-sports channels in order to secure carriage rights for key sports content. The lawsuit claims that these practices, described as a 'sports cartel', have resulted in above-market carriage fees and unfair competitive practices.