Alongside shows that aired on the block on Friendly TV, shows from promotions such as New Japan Pro-Wrestling, Pro-Pain-Pro Wrestling as well as vintage British wrestling from World of Sport and related ITV programming.. To promote the launch, the channel's parent company partnered up with game publisher Acclaim Entertainment and their then-upcoming game Showdown: Legends of Wrestling for a competition.

[1] The channel featured action from the existing TWC library and also experimented with new shows and formats.

Future output had been reduced to the minimum level of three hours per day, starting at 3:00 am, whilst a decision was taken over the content for the slot.

To solve this, the channel signed a new deal with TNA to feature their events on a one-week delay basis.

During the month of November, the station added mixed martial arts and boxing programming to its existing schedule for the first time.

and in January 2008, the channel became a UK version of The Fight Network, owned by Dolphin Television.

After 6 years, the channel ceased transmission on 1 December 2008 at midnight and was removed from the Sky EPG a few hours later.

On 13 July 2018, it was announced that Anthem Sports & Entertainment Corp. would relaunch Fight Network as a programming block on Showcase by Information TV.