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News media companies and niche media firms ramping up involvement in Daily Fantasy Sports and Sports Betting; Yahoo, CBS Sports, Barstool Sports et al seeking out additional revenue streams and becoming a one stop show for loyal customers

Media agency expecting further sports betting and fantasy sports promotions on television and streaming media broadcasts, arena, stadium and athlete sponsorship

Sports entertainment entrepreneurs backing apps; Kurt Angle (AngleStrong), Dwyane Johnson and John Cena working on gaming apps

Dozens of pro wrestlers aka sports entertainers and UFC / MMA fighters hosting own podcasts; PodcastOne getting many sports entertainers offside resulting in switch over to competitors

Fast pace tech industry making sector difficult to predict the next big thing; Tradition and nostalgia still sells

Markets, Cryptos and Pop Culture

Culture In Biz Series Edition
Thank God It's Friday For Sin City Sydney

December To Remember

Dec 12
Sydney, Australia

Dec 11
Wall Street, New York Groove

Cryptos Struggling; All That Glitters
TKO To Naysayers Again!
World Streaming Wars
Online Media vs Legacy Media: Disruptors

Media Pop Culture Theme: "Another Brick In The Wall" aka "We Don't Need No Education" (Pink Floyd)
"Schools Out" (Alice Cooper)
Silicon Valley theme: "Stretch Your Face" (Tobacco)
"The Social Network" (score album for film)
"Hall of Fame" (The Script)
"Eight Days a Week" (The Beatles)
"The Wolf of Wall Street" ("Mercy, Mercy, Mercy" (Cannonball Adderley)
"Friday On My Mind" (The Easybeats)

December 12, 2025

Sin City Sydney, Australia

ASX futures up 96 points/1.1% to 8687

Wall Street:

S&P 500 +0.2%
Dow Jones +1.4%
Nasdaq -0.3%

Europe

Stoxx 50 +0.8%
FTSE +0.5%
DAX +0.7%
CAC +0.8%

Australian dollar at 66.39 US cents

Bitcoin $92,885.97 +0.52%

Gold flat: $US4205.79 per ounce
US oil -1.2% to $US57.78 a barrel
Brent crude -1.2% to $US61.46 a barrel
Iron ore -1% to $US101.75 per ton

10-year yield:
US 4.14%
Australia 4.72%
Germany 2.84%

Bitcoin

Bitcoin: (Near Live) $92,885.97 +0.52%

Ethereum $3,249.65 -2.76%

XRP $2.0508 +0.03%

News Update: (Near Live)

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New York/Wall St via Mr Wolf!
December To Remember!

Dec 11
After The Bell; Bells To Be Rung

NYC!

Cryptos Today: (Near Live)

Cryptos tarnished again!

Bitcoin $93,473.79 +1.16%

Market ups and downs! Mood: Medium: Still picking up a little. Play the long game?! Hardcores keep dream, as always!

Media Man Favs:

(Near Live)

Bells Rung by Mr Wolf!
TKO hulks up! Going for submission on competitors?!
Christmas Grinch vs Santa.
Miners on hunt. Gamers full speed instead of socials.. Tech heads grapplers watch streaming wars!
NYSE Bell Ringers With Trees! Prep for new Season's Beatings!
TKO kicks out again heading towards Saturday Night's Main Event via Friday Night SmackDown!

Wall St, New York

TKO Group Holdings Inc $204.30 +7.36 +3.74%
NVIDIA Corp $180.93 -2.85 -1.55%
Formula One Group Series $86.66 +1.42 +1.67%
Alphabet Inc Class A $312.43 -7.78 -2.43%
News Corp Class A $26.10 -0.020 -0.077%
Netflix Inc $94.09 +1.38 +1.49%
Caterpillar Inc $625.61 +10.26 +1.67%
Trump Media & Technology Group Corp $10.91
-0.39 -3.45%
Tesla Inc $446.87 -4.58 -1.02%
Walt Disney Co $111.46 +2.63 +2.42%
Wynn Resorts Ltd $124.85 +1.25 +1.01%
Meta Platforms Inc $652.71 +2.58 +0.40%
Elders ADR $19.73 (US) (NYSE)
Mercedes Benz Group ADR $17.91 +0.11 +0.62%
Rio Tinto Ltd $90.59 (US)
Paramount Skydance Corp $14.12 -0.60 -4.08%
Red Light Holland Corp $0.021 +0.00261 +4.33%
Volvo ADR (parent/owner of Muck Trucks) $32.06
+0.70 +2.23%
Porsche Automobile Holding SE Unsponsored Germany ADR $4.78 +0.070 +1.49%
Microsoft $483.47 +4.91 +1.03%

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Global Markets React to Central Bank Decisions and Policy Outlooks

Stock indices

The Fed managed to please the American stock market by easing its policy and forecasting an increase in GDP from 1.8% to 2.3%, as well as a slowdown in inflation from 3% to 2.5% in 2026, while also discussing the positive impact of AI on productivity. As a result, the S&P500 experienced its most dramatic reaction to an FOMC meeting since March, and the Russell 2000 set a new record.

A strong economy and inflation heading towards the 2% target present a prime opportunity for stocks. Along with increased productivity, this indicates that S&P500 companies may see growth in corporate earnings. Historical episodes in which the Fed cut rates and markets were near their peaks have shown higher levels 12 months later in every case.

However, expectations for the next rate cut have now shifted to April, removing the indexes safety buffer. There may be renewed talk of a tech giant bubble, as evidenced by Oracle's shares plunging sharply after the company reported disappointing earnings.

According to Yardeni Research, investors should diversify away from the "Magnificent Seven" and seek opportunities in other issuers, as artificial intelligence is transforming nearly every company into a technology firm.

What is ahead

The key events of the third week of December will be the release of US labour market data for October and November, as well as central bank meetings. The ECB, the Bank of England and the Bank of Japan will have their say. Investors will also pay attention to European business activity data for December.

Jerome Powell says that FOMC officials have similar views on the US economy but differ in their assessment of its risks. Hawks are concerned about high inflation, while doves are worried about the cooling labour market. If employment figures disappoint, derivatives will shift expectations of monetary policy easing from April to March, and possibly even January. This will weaken the dollar. On the other hand, a pleasant surprise from non-farm payrolls will allow the USD to recoup some of its losses.

While no changes are expected from the ECB, the Bank of England is 90% likely to cut its repo rate to 3.75%. However, the negative is already priced into the pound, and in the event of hawkish comments, the pound could strengthen. The fate of the yen will depend on the outlook for the Bank of Japan's leadership. Few doubt that the overnight rate will be raised, but what next? (FxPro)

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'I love solving puzzles': How AFP's crypto sleuth tracks ill-gotten gains

Abigail Gibson is the Australian Federal Police's only cryptocurrency forensic accountant, a role she has held since 2022, after she first joined the AFP as a forensic accountant in 2017. Gibson uses blockchains to look for clues that might be able to connect individuals to money laundering, scams or sales of illicit goods and services on the dark web, and she says that "cryptocurrency is a well-established method for criminals to attempt to hide their wealth and transfer assets". Her work includes aiding the AFP's Criminal Asset Confiscation Taskforce, which has frozen $65 million in cryptocurrency assets since July. (AFR)

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Miners lift ASX after Fed; Oracle hits tech

The Australian sharemarket posted a small gain on Thursday, with the S&P/ASX 200 adding 0.2 per cent to close at 8,592. The resources sector was bolstered by a rise in the gold price after the US Federal Reserve's decision to reduce the cash rate for a third time; Ramelius Resources advanced 6.7 per cent to $3.81 and Rio Tinto was up 1.8 per cent at $140.01. However, a sharp fall in Oracle's share price weighed on local technology stocks, with WiseTech Global shedding 2.2 per cent to end the session at $70.99. (AFR/Roy Morgan Summary)

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Dec 11

Bitcoin attempts to break the short uptrend

Market Overview

The crypto market cap has been in a see-saw pattern over the past three weeks, exhibiting a gentle uptrend that has returned to the $3.08 trillion level during a consolidation phase. With no clear trend, crypto traders have reduced their activity in altcoins, waiting for the trend to recover in the first cryptocurrency and key stock indices.

Bitcoin jumped to $94.5K on Wednesday evening in response to the Fed's announcement of a bond-buying programme and a key rate cut. But this link to stocks played a cruel joke. The fall in Oracle shares dragged the Nasdaq-100 to eight-day lows, and BTC rolled back to $90K. The market is testing the strength of the modest uptrend that has been forming since 21 November. A drop below $88K would break this trend, bolster bearish sentiment and confirm the end of the recovery rally.

News Background

Public and private companies have increased their Bitcoin reserves by 448% since the beginning of the year to 1.08 million BTC, according to Glassnode. The corporate sector remains a key driver of demand for digital gold.

ARK Invest CEO Cathie Wood believes that large companies buying cryptocurrency for long-term storage could prevent BTC from falling 75-90% as it has in the past.

Strategy founder Michael Saylor announced the company's plans to acquire as much Bitcoin as possible. Mayside Partners believes that such plans are economically unsound. This is not innovation, but cascading leverage on speculative collateral — a model that has failed time and time again.

The American Federation of Teachers (AFT) has called on the US Senate to withdraw the cryptocurrency bill on ‘responsible financial innovation,’ which will be considered next week. The organisation pointed to the risks to pension savings and the country's economy.

Twenty One Capital, a big Bitcoin holder, has entered the stock market. The company's shares fell 20% on their first day of trading on the NYSE. The firm ranks third among public holders of the first cryptocurrency with 42,000 BTC (~$3.9 billion). (FxPro)

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Crypto market awaits the final battle of the year

Market Overview

The crypto market lost just over 1% in 24 hours to $3.08T, falling back to the consolidation levels of late November. Attempts to shake up the market at the beginning of this month were unsuccessful for both bulls and bears. Excluding this impulse, the market has been treading water for almost two weeks, hovering around the 23.6% correction rebound line from the October-November decline. Such a shallow rebound could be a sign of a strong bear market, but this will only be confirmed if November's lows of $2.73T are updated.

Bitcoin is trading near $90K, having crossed this level for the fifth consecutive day. An upward trend line can be drawn through the lows of late November, but BTC is now trading dangerously close to this line. At the same time, horizontal resistance has formed in the $92K area, bringing the positions of bulls and bears closer together over time and promising a decisive battle by the end of this week. It could not only be the last significant battle of the year but also determine the trend for the coming months.

News Background

Short positions on Bitcoin have recorded their largest outflow since March 2025, when the price of BTC was near its lows. Investors likely believe that the current surge in negative sentiment has bottomed out, according to CoinShares.

According to Glassnode, the reserves of long-term Bitcoin holders fell to a cyclical low in November. This marks the end of the spot sell-offs that have hindered market growth throughout 2025.

Ethereum exchange reserves have fallen to record lows, which could signal an imminent supply crisis, according to CryptoQuant. Since July 2025, the indicator has fallen by about 20%.

The largest American investment company, BlackRock, has applied with the SEC to register an ETF that will allow investors to earn income from staking Ethereum without directly owning the cryptocurrency.

Strategy has increased its weekly Bitcoin purchases to their highest level since July. The company bought 10,624 BTC ($963 million) last week at an average price of $90,615 per coin. Strategy now owns 660,624 BTC, purchased for $49.3 billion at an average price of $74,696 per Bitcoin. (FxPro)

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Streaming Wars: Netflix vs Paramount (for Warner Bros) aka WBD. What's Up Doc?!

Paramount makes hostile bid for Warner Bros. Discovery

Dec 9

Paramount Skydance has directly approached Warner Bros Discovery's shareholders with a takeover offer; it has opted to bypass the rival media group's board, contending that Warner's directors have backed an "inferior proposal". Paramount has proposed a cash offer of $US30 per share, valuing its bid for the entire company at about $US108bn. It is seeking to trump Netflix's deal to acquire some of Warner's assets for around $US83bn, which has been approved by the boards of both companies. Warner has rejected Paramount's claims that its sale process had favoured a single bidder.

*Developing news story "The Streaming Wars"

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Australia - USA Connection

Praise for Trump's review of AUKUS

Defence Minister Richard Marles says the federal government is currently "working through" the Trump administration's now-completed review of the AUKUS alliance. He adds that the US is "completely supportive" of the deal to sell nuclear-powered submarines to Australia. The review was headed by US defence official Elbridge Colby, who has been a notable critic of AUKUS in the past. The AUKUS alliance is likely to be a key focus when Marles and Foreign Minister Penny Wong hold the annual AUSMIN talks with US counterparts Pete Hegseth and Marco Rubio in Washington DC next week.

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24 hours ago +

Developing Story

The crypto market tries to form an uptrend

Market Overview

The crypto market soared by almost 7% over the past day, reaching a capitalisation of $3.15T and forming a higher local peak compared to Sunday. The mood on the crypto market was buoyed by moves from institutional giants Vanguard and Bank of America to open access to digital assets for their clients. Combined with the fact that the low point on December 1st is higher than the lows on November 21st, we are seeing a series of vital signs of an upward trend forming. However, a conservative view suggests that fluctuations below $3.38T are a correction from the previous decline.

Bitcoin approached $94K on Wednesday morning, recovering half of its losses from the sell-off between November 11th and 21st. Considering the entire decline from its October peak, BTCUSD remains trading below $ 98K as part of the correction. The $98-100K range contains three psychologically significant levels: the 50-day average, early November support, and 61.8% of the decline from the peak. Consolidation above this level could convince buyers that crypto winter has not arrived.

News Background

Vanguard, the world's second-largest investment company by assets, will open access to crypto ETF trading for its clients on December 2nd. The company had previously stated that it would avoid Bitcoin funds because cryptocurrency is an “immature asset class” and does not fit with the company's philosophy.

Bank of America, one of the largest banks in the United States, has recommended that its institutional clients allocate 1% to 4% of their portfolios to cryptocurrencies. Previously, investors were unable to access cryptocurrencies because advisors were prohibited from recommending such instruments.

The four-year cycle theory has ceased to work, so Bitcoin has a chance to reach new highs in 2026, according to Grayscale. Analysts believe there are already some signs that Bitcoin has likely bottomed out.

News (from Friday: Sydney)

ASX up as tech stocks rally, WiseTech gains

The Australian sharemarket posted a modest gain on Thursday, with lower trading volumes ahead of Wall Street's closure for Thanksgiving Day; the S&P/ASX 200 added 0.1 per cent to close at 8,617.3 points. WiseTech Global was up 6.9 per cent at $69.72, Bellevue Gold rose 3.2 per cent to $1.29 and Reece advanced four per cent to $12.73. However, DroneShield was down 7.8 per cent at $2 and Santos fell 1.8 per cent to end the session at $6.44. (RMS)

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The Dollar's new edge: from shield to sword

The dollar is losing its safe-haven status. • The scale of the Fed's rate cuts has been overestimated. • The yen is the main favourite for 2026.

BoJ may not raise rates until March. If the US dollar was previously a shield, it is now turning into a sword. (FxPro)

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Pop Culture News

Dream Matches: Fantasy Booking/Sports; Media Man Group Dream Match Series; Crack The Code!

Million Dollar Man vs IRS
Michael Wall Street vs Billionaire Ted
Mr X vs Mr BTC
Mr Green vs Mr Cash
VKM vs Easy E
Vinnie Vegas vs Mr Corbin
Mr Corp Merch vs Mr Freelance
Masked Superstar vs John McAfee
Sid Justice vs Mr Blood Diamond
Mr Bluey Chipper vs Street Fighter - King Of The Streets Mr Dotcom vs Mr Wiki
Mr Gold vs Mr Green - Money In The Bank Ladder Match Khan vs Khan - Winner Take All Match
Mr Wolff vs The Cleaner
Mr News vs Mr Vice - U.S Market Footprint Stipulation Mr Paramount vs Mr Netflix
Mr ESPN vs Mr Fox
Mr Kross vs Mr Cardona
Cesaro vs Rollins
Dirty Dom vs Mr AAA
Punks vs Egos
Kross vs H
Murdoch Title vs Title
Mr Black Coffee vs Mr Claudio's Cafe Blend
Mr Warner vs Mr Netflix: Broadway draw thus far! Re-match! Winner take all?!
TMZ vs Riddle
UFC vs PFL
The Oracle vs Cincinnati, Ohio
Mr X vs Hollyweird
Succession vs Billions
Mouse House vs Art House
NFL vs UFL
ABC vs Mainstream Aussies
Reigns vs Blanka
Cody Rhodes vs Joe
E. Honda vs NJPW
Capcom vs Warner
Cena vs ACME
Combat Sports Players vs Father Time
NXT vs TNA Wrestling (Showdown, not Invasion)!
Alpha vs Meta
TED X vs The Others
WWE's Solo vs NYC and Western Australia
UFC Predator vs MMA Predator
UFC Legal vs UFC Bad Egg Betting Disruptors
Bulls vs Bears
Logan Paul vs WWE babyfaces
Santa's Helper vs Grinch
John McAfee vs FBI + + +, Running .... Netflix Wins again!
Killer Kross vs Matt Riddle - Shoot Fight/Wrestling (MLW)! Holliday working web?! Most Marketable?!
VKM vs Numerous!
MLW vs The World
The Big Event vs US Promoters
Storm vs WWE Locker Room. Lash Legend on side!
NXT Gold Rush: Page & Green vs Hendry & Hail
Baszler vs Itoh - HOG Superclash - Nov 15
MSG, NY winning with WWE and UFC in Nov
The Vision vs WWE Lockerroom
John Cena vs Dirty Dom
Miz vs Management
Jericho vs Internet Marks
Mr Gold vs Mr Fool's Gold
Neo vs Mr Smith
PBR vs Others. No Bull?!
Aus Gvt vs Big Tech
Banks vs Cryptos
NVIDIA vs World
White House vs Wokes
Packer vs Devil D
Lucha Bros vs AAA Heels
WWE Black Scorpion/Masked Man vs Babyfaces
CM Punk vs The Hood
Starks vs Oba Femi - NXT Deadline
TNA Wrestling vs Dirtsheets
TKO vs Naysayers
John Cena vs Gunther: SNME
Chris Jericho and Mr X vs IWC
Mr Netflix vs Mr Paramount

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Crypto Movies/Docos

The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin (2014)
Follows early Bitcoin adopter Daniel Mross, exploring Bitcoin’s origins, its volatile rise, and the community behind it. Great for understanding Bitcoin’s early days and its potential to disrupt finance.

Banking on Bitcoin (2016)
Examines Bitcoin’s history, ideological roots, and impact on global financial systems through interviews with pioneers and experts. A solid primer for newcomers.

Cryptopia: Bitcoin, Blockchains, and the Future of the Internet (2020)
Directed by Torsten Hoffmann, this documentary dives into blockchain’s broader applications beyond cryptocurrency, addressing scalability and regulatory challenges. Ideal for those interested in blockchain’s transformative potential.

Trust Machine: The Story of Blockchain (2018) Narrated by Rosario Dawson, it explores blockchain’s societal impact, from financial inclusion to voting systems. A comprehensive look at real-world applications.

Bitcoin: The End of Money as We Know It (2015)
Traces the history of money and introduces Bitcoin as a decentralized alternative, critiquing centralized financial systems. Features interviews with crypto experts.

Deep Web (2015) Narrated by Keanu Reeves, this documentary focuses on the Silk Road marketplace and its creator, Ross Ulbricht, highlighting Bitcoin’s role in dark web transactions.

Bitconned (2024) Explores the Centra Tech crypto scam, detailing how three individuals defrauded investors during the 2010s crypto boom. A cautionary tale about unregulated markets.

Feature Films

Crypto (2019)
A crime thriller starring Beau Knapp, Luke Hemsworth, and Kurt Russell. It follows a young anti-money laundering agent investigating corruption and cryptocurrency in his hometown. Critics note its exaggerated portrayal but praise its entertainment value.

Silk Road (2021)
A dramatization of Ross Ulbricht’s creation of the Silk Road, a dark web marketplace using Bitcoin. It explores his rise and fall, blending crime and drama.

Dope (2015) A coming-of-age comedy-drama featuring Bitcoin as a plot device. High schooler Malcolm uses Bitcoin for a dark web transaction, reflecting its early association with illicit activities.

Bonus Mentions

Life on Bitcoin (2014): Follows a couple attempting to live solely on Bitcoin for 100 days, showcasing early adoption challenges.

Bitcoin Heist (2016): A Vietnamese action-comedy about hackers chasing a crypto criminal, blending humor and thrills.

Notes Documentaries are generally more educational, focusing on Bitcoin’s history, blockchain technology, and real-world implications. They’re great for beginners and enthusiasts alike.

Feature films often dramatize crypto’s association with crime or scams, sometimes oversimplifying or exaggerating for effect. They prioritize entertainment over accuracy. For a deeper dive, check streaming platforms like Prime Video, Fandango at Home, or YouTube, where many of these are available.

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Wall Street (Movie)
Wall Street (1987), directed by Oliver Stone, is a drama about ambition and greed in the 1980s financial world. It follows Bud Fox (Charlie Sheen), a young stockbroker desperate to succeed, who gets entangled with Gordon Gekko (Michael Douglas), a ruthless corporate raider. Gekko’s mantra, “Greed is good,” drives the story as Bud is lured into insider trading and unethical deals, compromising his morals for wealth and power.

The film explores themes of capitalism, loyalty, and betrayal, with Bud navigating pressures from Gekko, his father (Martin Sheen), and his own conscience.

Key Details: Cast: Michael Douglas (Gordon Gekko), Charlie Sheen (Bud Fox), Daryl Hannah (Darien Taylor), Martin Sheen (Carl Fox).
Runtime: 2h 6m.
Genre: Drama/Crime.
Rating: R. Box Office: ~$44 million (US).

Awards: Michael Douglas won the Academy Award for Best Actor.

Notable Aspects:

Gekko’s “Greed is good” speech is iconic, reflecting 1980s excess. Inspired by real-life figures like Ivan Boesky and Michael Milken.

A sequel, Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps (2010), continued the story.

Where to Watch (as of 2025):
Streaming: Available on platforms like Peacock or rentable on Amazon, YouTube, or Apple TV (check current availability).
Physical: DVD/Blu-ray via retailers like Amazon.

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Best Quotes

An investment in knowledge pays the best interest." — Benjamin Franklin

"Bottoms in the investment world don't end with four-year lows; they end with 10- or 15-year lows." — Jim Rogers

Be fearful when others are greedy and greedy only when others are fearful." — Warren Buffett

Media Man "Bullish is a mindset"

Paul Heyman (Heyman Hustle) vs Mike 'The Miz' Mizanin potential battle for sports betting and daily fantasy sports? Heyman has a considerable sports betting contacts and lots of eyes and ears on the ground. Heyman has ramped up his coverage of sports models via the popular Heyman Hustle website and channels. Miz is a WWE and TMZ Sports! mainstay and is understood to have very good information in the sports betting and daily fantasy sports world. Usually where there is smoke there is fire. Controversy Creates Cash Cash. Motto and book title of leading American sports entrepreneur Eric Bischoff. You can bet that Mark Cuban is working on a few sports betting and fantasy sports projects also. He's moved ahead in leaps and bounds since Broadcast.com Not quite Gambling911 but you get the drift.

Mike 'The Miz' Mizanin

Vince McMahon has more than dabbled in gaming previously, and even bought an ill fated casino which was never developed. The XFL under McMahon's Alpha Entertainment is tipped to have a sports bettering component. Dick Ebersol's NBC is understood to also be developing their own new football league. Competition is indeed on the horizon. Fans and sports media brace yourself!

WWE Pinball

WWF WrestleFest. Kofi Kingston, WWE sports entertainer and founder of UpUpDownDown

Mr. McMahon in the World Wrestling Federation days

Jerry 'The King' Lawler. Eric Bischoff and Jim Ross. Sports announcers / broadcasters such as Jim Ross have done some business with fantasy betting brands such as DraftKings. Business is business. Sports media companies do not quite run on the smell of an oily rag. Former wrestling broadcaster Mike Tenay is understood to be heavily involved in the gaming industry in Vegas.

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Daily Telegraph, News.com.au, Southern Courier sports, extreme sports, surfing, pro wrestling, sports entertainment coverage in words and multimedia continues to impress

Personal technology on Media Man agency radar; Business ramping up across Sydney's eastern suburbs says Media Man agency; New breed of sports tech entrepreneurs U.S and global vision

Sports entertainment aka professional wrestling legends generate major social media buzz -
March - April 2018

TMZ Sports continues to be the go-to place for WWE scoop stories with wrestlers and management says Media Man agency

FOX Sports taking the fight to TMZ Sports, ESPN, others; Rupert Murdoch's FOX playing to win in Australian and international sports media and sports rights matters says Media Man agency

Sports news media war intensified; Sports Illustrated vs ESPN vs TMZ Sports vs Rolling Stone et al

Ronda Rousey and Roman Reigns may turn heel and / or join Paul Heyman by or at WWE WrestleMania says Media Man agency

Professional wrestling expanding globally; International push on for WWE, New Japan Pro Wrestling, Progress Wrestling, U.S. and U.K. Promotions doing well to solid says Media Man agency

Sports-betting calendar for 2018

Paul Heyman still top pick for greatest pro wrestling manager of all time says Media Man agency

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