Amazon Prime Video Archives - Awful Announcing

AEW announces new pay-per-view deal with Amazon

“AEW pay-per-view events are consistently the most exciting professional wrestling events in the world."

18 of 21 games will be on Wednesday evenings.

Subscribers in designated team areas can access FanDuel’s live, local sports coverage for an additional fee of $19.99 per month.

The network currently finds itself in an ongoing carriage dispute with Optimum.

"We looked at everything, you know, I think it's only responsible to look at everything."

Kirk Herbstreit speculated about Caleb Williams' preparation habits, only to admit he had no evidence to suggest otherwise.

"Ain't getting that on Netflix."

Director Dylan Sires goes beyond the jokes to get more details about a bizarre bank robber.

"I'm not sitting here going, 'I've got to do this until I die, or I've got to set some kind of broadcasting record.'"

In 2024, everyone is willing to admit just how ridiculous it is that every person with a couple hours of free time each week has a podcast.

TNF is now averaging 13.51 million viewers in 2024, up 12% from this point last season.

Michaels is expected to return on a 'year-to-year' basis.

Neither announcer had any idea what was going on.

Broadcasters comparing current athletes to players of the past probably happens during every single game. But generally, announcers...

Marketers are seeing the value in advertising with Amazon.

The documentary "features unprecedented interview footage with Babudar following his initial arrest..."

Amazon's Thursday Night Football package is now averaging 13.25 million viewers over 11 telecasts.

For the NBA, that means its studio programming will originate from all across the country.

"To say that we're tight is a massive understatement."

FanDuel Sports Networks will be available at an additional cost to Prime Video subscribers located within a team's designated geographic area.

Amazon's streaming-only package is up 4% year-over-year.

The Broncos' 33-10 win drew an average of 9.81 million viewers on Prime Video.

FitzMagic initially signed a two-year deal with Prime Video in 2022.