Espy Awards 2025: How to watch and stream freely and stream

Don't miss the 2025 Espys On Wednesday, July 16, at 8 p.m. ET/PT on ABC from the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles from Air Live.

According to the ABC website, the ceremony with stars promises the highlight moments of the year again, the honor of athletes and services and the fan favorites in the sports industry and the largest stars in the sports industry.

The Espys Awards is organized by comedian, actor and writer Shane Gillis, who noticed: “I look forward to being at 'The Espys' this year. I like sports, so this should be a good time.

“Today, Shane is not only one of the top comedians, but also a great sports fan, which made him a simple decision to organize the Espys,” said Craig Lazarus, Espn Vice President and “The Espys” Executive producer. “We are enthusiastic about working with him to create an entertaining show when the best moments of this year celebrate in sports, and we are happy to see what he will do on stage.”

So the 2025 Espys stream Free online

If you are a cable cutout or do not have a cable, you can use the ESPY awards 2025 on ABC and ESPN and on:

• Fubo TV seven days free test version. This service also addresses the sports fan.
• Direct TV stream-five-day-free test version.
• Hulu + Live TV three-day-free test version. Note that some restrictions depending on the geographical area.

More in the show

Top promotions of sports and entertainment will gather to recognize candidates and honorary winners in categories such as “Best Athlete – Herren Sports”, “Best Athlete – Frauen Sport”, “Best breakthrough athlete”, “Best record performance of the best record performance”, “Best Championship performance” and “Best Comback -athlete”.

The story of ABC also notes that “The 2025 Espys”, as tradition prescribes, will also present the success of inspiring and courageous athletes who embody the spirit of the Espys by three column prices -the Arthur Ashe Prize for Courage, the Jimmy V Prize and the Pat Tillman Award for the service.

The National Basketball Hall of Famer Oscar Robertson receives the Arthur Ashe Award for Courage, Penn State's volleyball coach, Katie Schumacher-Cawley, the Jimmy V Award for the persistence, and the Greater Los Angeles First Responler and former athletes David Walters and Erin Regan receive the Pat Tillman Award for the service.