wTVision deploys CombatStats CG for Olympic qualification launch in Mongolia

Additional Context

The Ulaanbaatar event carries heightened significance as it officially launches the Olympic qualification period for the Los Angeles 2028 Summer Games, per Inside the Games in June 2026. This launch follows a long-term hosting agreement between the International Judo Federation (IJF) and the Mongolian Judo Association, which secured four additional Grand Slams in the capital city through 2028. The shift in status from a Grand Prix to a Grand Slam reflects the region's increasing importance to the World Judo Tour, as Mongolia recently committed to a permanent role in the international circuit. From a distribution standpoint, the IJF recently extended its partnership with SES to utilize its hybrid IP and satellite network for global content delivery, according to Content+Technology in April 2026. This infrastructure supports the JudoTV.com platform, which offers a premium 'golden pass' subscription providing ad-free HD streaming and detailed player statistics like throw success rates and penalty metrics. The integration of wTVision’s real-time data is critical for this direct-to-consumer platform, which charges roughly €100 annually for unlimited access to the federation's 350,000-video library, per IJF reports in May 2026. More broadly, wTVision is shifting toward unified, end-to-end workflows to support these international deployments. At the NAB Show 2026, the company showcased its StudioCG and R³ Engine integrations designed to manage graphics playout across mobile and broadcast screens simultaneously. This approach targets federations looking to scale live storytelling with a leaner on-site crew while maintaining consistency across the dozen-plus global stops on the World Judo Tour, which include upcoming major events in Hungary and Tajikistan later this year.