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Amazon’s boxing film ‘Prizefighter’ should have been a knockout

The Jem Belcher story had potential to be a great sports biopic.

By Michael Grant OnAug 10, 2022 0
Amazon

Amazon reportedly to have Black Friday NFL game starting in 2023

This means there will be NFL games on Thursday, Friday, Sunday, and Monday during Thanksgiving weekend.

By Phillip Bupp OnAug 10, 2022 4
Amazon

Taylor Rooks joins Prime Video’s Thursday Night Football for features and interviews

Rooks will do feature pieces as well as sit-down interviews with players and coaches for TNF. She'll also continue her work with Turner Sports and Bleacher Report.

By Andrew Bucholtz OnAug 4, 2022 0
Amazon

Kaylee Hartung officially announced as Amazon’s Thursday Night Football sideline reporter

Amazon also confirmed Aqib Talib and Andrew Whitworth are indeed joining studio coverage.

By Jay Rigdon OnJul 21, 2022 1
Amazon

Amazon releases teaser trailer for “All or Nothing: Arsenal”

The eight-episode docuseries will see its first three episodes released on August 4.

By Andrew Bucholtz OnJun 28, 2022 0
Amazon

Charissa Thompson officially joins Amazon for Thursday Night Football hosting role, will also keep hosting Fox NFL Kickoff

Thompson will serve as host for the studio show, which will also feature Tony Gonzalez, Ryan Fitzpatrick, and Richard Sherman.

By Andrew Bucholtz OnJun 28, 2022 0
Amazon

John Lynch says post-NFC Championship Game address was key to him turning down Amazon’s $15 million offer

"How do I sit up here and address these guys and talk about having the fortitude to fight through the pain of losing a game like this and then turn around and bolt on them?"

By Andrew Bucholtz OnJun 6, 2022 0
Amazon

ESPN battles with Amazon, NBC, and Netflix for Formula 1 TV rights

It's getting competitive off-the-track for Formula 1 rights.

By Phillip Bupp OnJun 5, 2022 1
Amazon

Amazon signs five-year broadcast deal with ONE Championship for at least 12 exclusive events per year in U.S. and Canada

"We believe our collaboration with Prime Video will allow us to reach a wider North American audience that is hungry for an authentic and differentiated product you simply can’t get with any other organization."

By Andrew Bucholtz OnApr 27, 2022 0
Amazon

Sean Payton could end up weighing offers from both Amazon and Fox

It feels like we're headed for at least a year of Sean Payton on television (or whatever Amazon counts as.)

By Jay Rigdon OnFeb 28, 2022 0
NBC

Al Michaels, Cris Collinsworth, and NBC’s production team brought their best for Super Bowl LVI

If this is indeed the last Super Bowl for Al Michaels, he went out on top.

By Ken Fang OnFeb 14, 2022 16
Amazon

Amazon reportedly looking at Tony Gonzalez and Marshawn Lynch for pregame coverage

Amazon is in the process of putting the pieces together for their NFL broadcasts.

By Phillip Bupp OnFeb 11, 2022 1
Amazon

The price of Amazon Prime is going up, partially due to NFL deal and increased spend on TV series

Amazon is set to start paying $1 billion a year for NFL rights, which they cited as part of the rationale for this increase.

By Andrew Bucholtz OnFeb 3, 2022 13

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