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Paul Heyman: ‘Sooner Than Later, the Public Will Speak Up’ for Emmy Awards to Recognize WWE
"I challenge the Emmy Awards to finally open their eyes and understand exactly what’s going on in front of them."
The ESPN I Knew Ends With Lee Corso’s Final Show on College Gameday
“His final appearance on College GameDay will be a marquee moment - not just for the show or the network, but for cable television as a whole.”
WWE Paul Heyman Name Drops Shannon Sharpe on ESPN Hours After Lawsuit Alleging Sexual Assault and Battery
“CM Punk does as much as good to my reputation as Shannon Sharpe does to ESPN."
Scott Anderson: WWE WrestleMania 41 Had A ‘Big Game Feel’ With Joe Tessitore Involved
“I was just very impressed to having a mainstream guy brought in to do what he did.”
Netflix to Release 10-Episode WWE Docuseries This Summer
Rather than adhering to the practice of kayfabe, Levesque admitted that WWE is “a calculated, coordinated production” in the teaser
ESPN, WCVB Channel 5 to Continue Televising Boston Marathon Under New Multiyear Broadcast Partnership
"The Boston Marathon is an iconic event, and we’re thrilled to continue our partnership with the B.A.A. and WCVB to showcase it across ESPN platforms."
FOX Sports Radio Announces 2025 NFL Draft Coverage Details
"The network’s 25th annual Draft Night LIVE broadcast will be led by FOX NFL Insider Jay Glazer"
MASN Introduces Direct-to-Consumer Streaming Platform
"MASN+ allows O’s and Nats fans throughout the Mid-Atlantic who have elected to cut the cord to view their favorite team’s games and all that MASN has to offer."
PHLY Sports Adds Former 97.5 the Fanatic Host Bob Cooney for Expanded Philadelphia Phillies Coverage
"Before joining The Fanatic in 2017, Bob Cooney had spent the previous 25 years as a sports reporter for the Philadelphia Daily News"
WGN-TV Has Interest in Airing Chicago Sports Network Broadcasts: Report
WGN-TV last broadcast Chicago Cubs baseball until the team exercised an opt-out in its contract in 2019, ending a 72-year run on the channel.