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You're listening to Draft King's Network. Hey there, boys and girls. Welcome to another edition of the Business of Sports with

Andrew Brand. I'm your host, Andrew Brand. We're produced by Jack Connell, musical producer,

my son, Sam Brand. That's the music ear. Under us, Boy Blue at Spotify. And we are presented,

as always, by Draft Kings. We try to bring you a unique podcast with my experience, my insights, my practical

perspective on what's going on in sports, primarily the NFL with my background there, but also

all sports and all business news. I hope you get this bite-sized bite of information and goodness

throughout that holds you through the week. We go about a half

hour when I rant like this. My branch rants for the business of sports. So let's just get going.

And we start with not the NFL, not the NBA, not National Hockey League, not Major League Baseball,

not Major League Soccer.

We start with the W-W-E.

This is such a big sports business story.

I'm going to put it ahead of the NFL playoffs because I think it signals a change in sports media and sports broadcasting that we've hinted about all many podcasts, but now let's say

this is a moment. It is a moment because Netflix has jumped in. Netflix, who is a digital media

giant that we have not talked about much when it comes to sports media is now in.

And they're in with the WWE.

As I said, they're not in with a major sports league with a team sports league.

They're not in with tennis.

They're not in with golf.

Although they have been in other ways, they're jumping in with W.W.E. So here's the facts.

The deal is a 10-year deal, and it's going to stream their weekly show Raw, which has been on

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