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New wrestling streaming site. Press release later today. Apparently wwe is in investor. I'm hearing $20 a month for access to see and roh related shows (possibly more)
Edit: topropepress.com
FloSports appears to be on the verge of getting into the professional wrestling game with a new streaming service dedicated to the sport called FloSlam. FloSportshas been contacting a number of top indie wrestling companies over the past months. They want to fold their content into their platform. Based out of Austin, Texas, last week the company released Roku and AppleTV apps to broaden the reach of their streaming platform.
There is not a whole lot of information known today What we do know now seems interesting, to say the least. (And, yes. This was breaking a few weeks ago, but it kind of flew under the radar until this morning)
As of today, there doesn’t appear to be much other than ROH and WWE upcoming events listed on the site (apparently, EVOLVE is part of the package, too). Now, whether this is a beta site (like some have said) or not, FloSlam does currently contain written articles, a partial wrestler database, and a list of upcoming events.
They are asking $20 per month (if paid monthly) or $12.50 ($150.00 paid annyally). The monthly fee will provide subscribers with access to live and video on demand programming, including older events and documentary style features. As of right now, one has to pay up front to fully join/subscribe to the site.
Back in August, FloSports released news of $21.2 million in new funding to expand their operations. WWE was one of the investors. According to the company’s founder and CEO Martin Floreani:
“We want to partner with world-class investors who share our vision to transform sports media. It’s exciting that visionaries in the media and OTT space have backed us to achieve this goal.We are the best direct-to-consumer solution for leagues, governing bodies and independent rights holders to monetize their events. In turn, this allows our company to serve millions of sports fans and supports our mission to grow the sports, the athletes, the events and the fans.”
The company plans to make formal announcements throughout this week as to what independent promotions it has acquired rights to stream the content of. Apparently, if they are streaming with FloSlam, their content will shift exclusively over to them.
This is great news for some of the smaller promotions and their wrestlers. They will have access to a much larger audience for their shows and they will be associated with a huge, big name digital service. Fans will also reap the benefits of having a one-stop-shop for their wrestling viewing needs.
We will have more on this as FloSports starts rolling out the announcements on who they are working with and what we can expect from their service.
New wrestling streaming site. Press release later today. Apparently wwe is in investor. I'm hearing $20 a month for access to see and roh related shows (possibly more)
Edit: topropepress.com
FloSports appears to be on the verge of getting into the professional wrestling game with a new streaming service dedicated to the sport called FloSlam. FloSportshas been contacting a number of top indie wrestling companies over the past months. They want to fold their content into their platform. Based out of Austin, Texas, last week the company released Roku and AppleTV apps to broaden the reach of their streaming platform.
There is not a whole lot of information known today What we do know now seems interesting, to say the least. (And, yes. This was breaking a few weeks ago, but it kind of flew under the radar until this morning)
As of today, there doesn’t appear to be much other than ROH and WWE upcoming events listed on the site (apparently, EVOLVE is part of the package, too). Now, whether this is a beta site (like some have said) or not, FloSlam does currently contain written articles, a partial wrestler database, and a list of upcoming events.
They are asking $20 per month (if paid monthly) or $12.50 ($150.00 paid annyally). The monthly fee will provide subscribers with access to live and video on demand programming, including older events and documentary style features. As of right now, one has to pay up front to fully join/subscribe to the site.
Back in August, FloSports released news of $21.2 million in new funding to expand their operations. WWE was one of the investors. According to the company’s founder and CEO Martin Floreani:
“We want to partner with world-class investors who share our vision to transform sports media. It’s exciting that visionaries in the media and OTT space have backed us to achieve this goal.We are the best direct-to-consumer solution for leagues, governing bodies and independent rights holders to monetize their events. In turn, this allows our company to serve millions of sports fans and supports our mission to grow the sports, the athletes, the events and the fans.”
The company plans to make formal announcements throughout this week as to what independent promotions it has acquired rights to stream the content of. Apparently, if they are streaming with FloSlam, their content will shift exclusively over to them.
This is great news for some of the smaller promotions and their wrestlers. They will have access to a much larger audience for their shows and they will be associated with a huge, big name digital service. Fans will also reap the benefits of having a one-stop-shop for their wrestling viewing needs.
We will have more on this as FloSports starts rolling out the announcements on who they are working with and what we can expect from their service.
