CATALYST PARTNER UNILUMIN WORKING WITH SKY TV IN THE UK

17 August 2023

UNILUMIN GIVING SKY SPORTS A FRESH LOOK

Sky Sports unveiled a brand new studio at the start of the 2023/24 football season.

The new home of Sky Sports News and Soccer Saturday now features a cinema-level, HDR LED wall created using Unilumin's new UMini LED, which utilises RGB full-inversion and dynamic energy-saving technology. This translates into fantastic picture quality and power savings. Let's hope the players perform as well this season.

Viewers will see the new 164m² / ~1765 ft² studio for the first time, as well as brand new graphics, with Sky Sports News moving from Chyron as its main graphics engine to Viz in order to align with the rest of the Sky Sports output, as well as the businesses in Italy and Germany.

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Catalyst Sports Management is proud to support the charity Healthier Heroes and their opening of Saxton House, a fantastic initiative which is dedicated to providing support, stability and opportunity for veterans. The centre was opened by Morecambe native, former World Heavyweight Boxing Champion, Tyson Fury. Founded by Neil Saxton , Catalyst Sports Management has always believed in the importance of creating positive change within communities, and the opening of Saxton House represents a significant step forward in helping former service personnel access the support they deserve. Neil commented, "Veterans have given so much in service to others, and it's vital that they have access to the resources, opportunities and support networks that enable them to thrive. We're delighted to see Saxton House open its doors and look forward to seeing the positive impact it will have on the lives of veterans and their families. I'd also like to give special mention to Andrew Powell, the founder of Healthier Heroes, the work he does is incredible." Saxton House is named after Neil's brother, Stephen Saxton who sadly passed away in January 2025, he was a 25 year veteran of the Queens Lancashire Regiment. Catalyst Sports Management congratulates everyone involved in bringing the project to fruition and wishes Saxton House every success for the future.