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Pete Carroll’s Coaching Philosophy is Great But Other Styles Are Just As Effective
"Just because a leader delivers hugs over headaches doesn't make it better or more effective."
Hulk Hogan Passes Away At 71: Sports Media Reacts
"Hogan was a key part of professional wrestling's rise from the 1980's till today"
Dana White Hints at New UFC Rights Deal “Leveling Up”
"More than likely, we’re going to end up with a platform that is way more global than we are now"
Logan Paul Podcast ‘IMPAULSIVE’ Joins WWE, Fanatics Digital Lineup
"IMPAULSIVE will continue to be distributed through its own YouTube channel and audio platforms. However, the show will now benefit from enhanced promotional backing from both WWE and Fanatics."
WWE Is Squandering Opportunity With ‘Saturday Night’s Main Event’ on NBC
"The advertisement on Saturday Night's Main Event should be the WWE. Instead viewers were treated to ads surrounding medications, life insurance, and the latest food and drink sensations"
How Dave LaGreca and the Success of ‘Busted Open’ Convinced SiriusXM to Launch Pro Wrestling Nation 24/7
"This has been my dream, and it's become a reality. We're not taking our foot off the pedal"
Is the Media Industry Ready For An AI Tsunami?
"If a machine can do your job 10x better and faster, and it provides significant savings to your company, how do you think this story ends for you?"
How Nick Khan’s Passion and Risk-Taking Shape WWE
I learned last week that WWE President Nick Khan was on 'What's Your Story?' hosted by Stephanie McMahon. The WWE/Fanatics show does a fantastic job...
Nick Khan: Pat McAfee Is a “True American Success Story”
"They show the players at the beginning of the game, ‘hey, I'm so and so. I went to the Ohio State University.’ He would say, ‘I'm Pat McAfee. One day, I want to be a professional wrestler.’ In his mind, he saw it."
Why is a ‘Final Show’ Difficult for Talent and Management to Execute?
"A final show shouldn’t be about ego. It should be about closure for the host, company, and audience."