Samsung TV Plus is bringing one more sports channel to Samsung's TVs and smart monitors. The South Korean firm has announced that it is adding the RugbyPass TV channel to its free and linear video streaming service to bring rugby action to millions of users in the USA.World Rugby and Samsung TV Plus have teamed up to bring the RugbyPass TV channel to Samsung's TVs and smart monitors, and it will bring live international rugby matches, classic matches, rugby sevens, original documentaries, and programming related to the sport, and more for longtime fans and new rugby lovers.With the addition of this channel, Samsung and World Rugby are laying the groundwork to improve fan engagement ahead of the 2031 and 2033 Rugby World Cups that will be hosted in the USA. The channel debuted on July 16, after a successful debut in the UK.All of this comes without any additional fee, as Samsung TV Plus is a free and ad-supported TV (FAST) streaming service that comes pre-installed on Samsung's TVs in countries where it is available. Some other sports channels on Samsung TV Plus include Billiard TV, Boxing TV, Cricket Gold, FIFA+, Fight TV, Formula 1 Channel, MLB Channel, NFL Channel, PGA Tour, PickleballTV, Surf Now TV, and UFC.This is a first-of-its-kind channel to become available on a FAST platform. Samsung TV Plus' competitors include other FAST platforms like Amazon Freevee, Google's Freeplay, LG Channels, Plex TV, Pluto TV, Sling Freestream, The Roku Channel, Tubi, Vizio WatchFree+, and Xumo.The post RugbyPass TV launches on Samsung TV Plus: Free rugby anytime appeared first on SamMobile.