broadcast some other entertainment programming including the BBC blooper show Auntie's Bloomers from 2009 to 2011. Challenge was the UK rights holder for TNA Wrestling, airing Impact Wrestling, TNA Xplosion and delayed coverage of pay-per-view events, alongside original home-produced output for the channel, including BWC: British Wrestling Round-Up, Wrestle Talk TV and the reality series TNA British Boot Camp. As of January 2017, the station no longer airs any wrestling programming. A gaming review show, Videogame Nation, also aired on Saturday mornings (originally Sundays). In August 2014, Challenge aired its first coverage of championship darts - delayed broadcasts of the PDC Sydney Masters. In 2005, Challenge broadcast several gambling-related programmes as part of their short-lived "Player" block, such as the short lived CBS drama Dr. Vegas, along with the films Casino and Rounders''. On 12 November 2020, Challenge broadcast football for the first time when it showed the Northern Ireland v Slovakia UEFA Euro 2020 playoff final match. Irish station An Irish feed of the station launched on Saorview on 1 February 2023. The Irish feed is the same as the UK feed, but features Irish advertising. References 1993 establishments in the United Kingdom English-language television stations in the United Kingdom Quiz channels in the United Kingdom Sky television channels Television channels and stations established in 1993 Television channels in the United Kingdom