building wrestletalk

Our team built WrestleTalk, now the world’s largest multimedia wrestling news brand, spanning TV, YouTube, podcasts, websites, magazines, merchandise, and live events. Starting as a YouTube chat show, WrestleTalk TV was quickly snapped up by Sky TV, where it ran for seven seasons over four and a half years.

In 2016, we launched wrestling’s first daily YouTube news show, WrestleTalk News, which continues to attract audiences of 100K–150K daily. The brand expanded into various verticals, including PartsFUNknown (a comedic sister brand), WrestleTalk.com (with 80 million annual page views), WrestleTalk Magazine (with over 100 issues), and WrestleShop.com. WrestleTalk also achieved several Amazon best-sellers in the wrestling book category.

The results:

Over 1 billion video views across its YouTube channels

1.2M+ subscribers

Over 700 million website page views

Almost ÂŁ1M per year in advertiser revenue

Laptop displaying WrestleTalk website with wrestling news, advertisements, trending topics, and a smartphone nearby showing related content. A mug is partially visible in the background.

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Two wrestlers in a ring during a wrestling match, one jumping in mid-air while the other prepares to encounter him, with a crowd watching in the background.

NGW at Butlin’s

Wrestling ring with a woman announcer, marked "Ring of Pakistan" with audience lights.

ring of pakistan

A TV talk show set with four people sitting on sofas, a coffee table in the middle, and a screen displaying a person being interviewed. The background features a collage of various celebrity and character portraits. A WTTV logo is visible on the screen in front of the hosts.

sky tv chat show

Professional wrestling match with three male wrestlers in action inside a ring with blue ropes. Two wrestlers in pink and black attire face a third wrestler performing a mid-air flip while wearing blue and white gear.

ITV live tour

Wrestling match in a large indoor venue with a crowd and a Burger King in the background.

expos and comic-cons