Former ESPN, NFL Network CEO Joins Scott Coker’s MMA League

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Former ESPN, NFL Network CEO Joins Scott Coker’s MMA League

Scott Coker’s new global MMA league added former ESPN and NFL Network CEO Steve Bornstein to its advisory board ahead of its planned 2027 launch. Coker called Bornstein “one of the great builders in the history of sports media,” adding, “His experience connecting fans to premium live sports is invaluable as we continue to build.” Bornstein previously helped launch NFL Network and NFL RedZone.

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Tom Brady Explains His Ruthless Leadership Philosophy

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