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Tuff TV
Type Broadcast television network
Branding Tuff TV
Country United States
Availability Nationwide via OTA digital television
(covering 33% of the U.S.)[1]
Slogan Are You Tuff Enuff?
Broadcast area
Worldwide
Key people
Lou Seals
John Bonner
Paul Miller
Launch date
June 30, 2009
Official website
www.TuffTV.com

Tuff TV is a digital broadcast network targeted at men. Tuff TV launched on June 30, 2009. The network was founded by E. Lamar "Lou" Seals, III, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Seals Entertainment Company, LLC. Tuff TV was originally a joint venture between Seals Entertainment Company and Luken Communications.

History[edit]

Tuff agreed to carry some games from the first season of the Fall Experimental Football League in October and November 2014.[2]

Programming[edit]

[3]

  • 3 Wide Life
  • AmericanBuilderUSA
  • Airtime
  • American Spirit TV
  • American Sports Network college football
  • Anne Audain Special
  • Another Shade of Blue
  • Auto Wars
  • Bass West USA
  • BC Outdoors Sport Fishing
  • Beta Records TV
  • Board Wild
  • Brawl Call
  • California Shotgunners
  • Classic Restos
  • Cold Squad
  • Core Culture
  • Day Zero: The Series
  • Dog the Bounty Hunter
  • Dream Car Garage
  • Eye For An Eye
  • Fall Experimental Football League
  • Future Stars of Wrestling
  • Fusion TV
  • GillznFinz
  • Golf Soup
  • Hard Drive
  • Heartland Poker
  • High Octane
  • Highway to Fame
  • In the Fight
  • Insider Exclusive
  • Lake Commandos
  • Latitudes And Attitudes
  • Lindner's Ultimate Angler
  • Livin' La Vida with Stella & Stuart
  • Lumberjack's Challenge
  • Man on a Mission
  • Mazda Motorsports Hour
  • MMA:30
  • MMA Inside The Cage
  • Money TV
  • Motorz TV
  • MotoWorld 2 Rev It Up
  • Music Mix USA
  • NWA On Fire Wrestling Classics
  • On The Pole
  • Red Chip Money Report
  • REAL FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIPS RFC XPTV
  • Reel Animals
  • Ringside Boxing
  • Rock Star Kitchen
  • Ship Shape
  • Show-Boating
  • Softball 360
  • Sopwith Motorsports TV
  • Sport Compact TV
  • Stihl Timbersports
  • Street Kings
  • Suzuki Great Outdoors
  • Tail Fins And Chrome
  • The Butkus Award
  • The Motocross Files
  • TORC Unleashed
  • Training With Pros
  • United Fight Alliance
  • V8TV
  • Windy City Poker Championship
  • Wingshooting USA
  • Wrestlicious
  • XFC MMA
  • XPTV SPORTS

Affiliates[edit]

The following TV stations carry TUFF TV over digital terrestrial television:

City Station Channel Owner

Alabama[edit]

Birmingham/Tuscaloosa WRTD-LD 46.4 Digital Networks

Arizona[edit]

Phoenix K38IZ-D 38.2 Spanish Independent Broadcast Network
Yuma KSWT 13.2 Pappas Telecasting

California[edit]

Fresno/Reedley KVBC-LP 13.07 Cocola Broadcasting
Redding KGEC-LD 26.2 Cooper Communications

Colorado[edit]

Cortez K26CI-D 27.4 Southwest Colorado TV Translator Association

Florida[edit]

Orlando WHDO-CD 38.1 Local HDTV Inc.

Georgia[edit]

Atlanta WTBS-LD 26.5 Prism Broadcasting

Illinois[edit]

Aurora-Chicago WPVN-CD 24.3 Polnet Communications

Kansas[edit]

Sublette KDGL-LD 23.2 High Plains Broadcasting
Wichita KSMI-LP 51.4 Digital Networks

Kentucky[edit]

East Bernstadt/London WOBZ-LD 9.3 ARK-TV, Inc.

Louisiana[edit]

Lake Charles KYTH-LD 43.6 C. Dowen Johnson

Michigan[edit]

Detroit WHNE-LD 14.4 Tait Broadcasting LLC
West Branch (Flint DMA) WUWB-LD 20.5 M33 Media LLC

Minnesota[edit]

Alexandria K60EJ 47.1 Selective TV, Inc.

Mississippi[edit]

Tupelo/Bruce W07BN-D 7.4 Bruce Independent Television, Inc.

Montana[edit]

Kalispell K34MJ-D 34.3 Weese Enterprises

Nevada[edit]

Las Vegas KHMP-LD 18.4 Pahrump Media Group

New Hampshire[edit]

Charlestown WYCU 26.2

New Mexico[edit]

Albuquerque KYNM-CD 30.2 Belmax Broadcasting

New York[edit]

Cobleskill WYBN-LD 14.3 Cable Ad Net New York, Inc.
Rochester WBGT-CD 46.3 Vision Communications

North Carolina[edit]

Asheville WASV 50.3 Digital Networks
Charlotte WHKY-TV 14.3 Long Communications

Ohio[edit]

Canton/Newcomerstown/Loudonville/Millersburg WIVD-LD/WIVM-LD/WIVN-LD/WIVX-LD 29.3/39.2 Image Video Teleproductions, Inc.
Cincinnati WBQC-LD 25.6 Elliot Block

Pennsylvania[edit]

Erie WLEP-LD 9.3 Hapa Media Properties, LLC

Puerto Rico[edit]

Arecibo WMEI 14.1 CMCG Puerto Rico (Max Media)

South Dakota[edit]

Rapid City KRPC-LP 33.3 Digital Networks

Tennessee[edit]

Alexandria/Nashville WRTN-LD 6.5 Richard C. & Lisa A. Goetz
Chattanooga WOOT 6.4 Digital Networks

Texas[edit]

Beaumont, Texas KAOB-LD 27.6 C. Dowen Johnson

Utah[edit]

Salt Lake City KPDR-LD 19.2 Craig and Marilyn Caples & William Mitchell

Washington[edit]

Yakima K38OI-D 38.4 Grupo Hispanavision

West Virginia[edit]

Williamson WHJC 27.2 Four Winds Television Inc.

External links[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ "The Top 25 Digital Broadcast Networks". TVNewsCheck.com. 17 June 2014. Retrieved 28 December 2014. 
  2. ^ "FXFL To Be Carried on ESPN3" (Press release). New York: FXFL. PR Newswire. October 1, 2014. Retrieved October 20, 2014 – via NBC Right Now. 
  3. ^ http://www.tufftv.com/

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