Mark Perry, a passionate sports journalist and the founder and editor of XFL News Hub, has been at the forefront of covering the XFL since its revival in 2018. Within days of the XFL's announced return, Mark initiated XFL News Hub to keep the fans abreast of every detail, game, and development of the league.
Mark's extensive knowledge of the sport, combined with his unwavering dedication to providing comprehensive and accurate reporting, has made XFL News Hub the go-to platform for all things related to the XFL. His work over the years has brought him recognition in the world of sports journalism, solidifying his place as a leading voice in XFL coverage.
Beyond just reporting, Mark believes in fostering a community around the XFL, engaging fans through his innovative content and discussions. If you have any inquiries, comments, or insights you'd like to share, Mark welcomes you to contact him directly at mark.perry@xflnewshub.com.
Renegade Fan
July 27, 2021 at 4:51 pm
Awesome stuff, Mark! Loved watching Coach Woods defense raise hell in 2020….best in the league considering what they had to deal with. Hoping he and Coach Stoops will come back to Dallas in 2023! Make it happen, Rock!
Clint McCollum
July 28, 2021 at 11:53 am
Mark,
Still loving the XFL News Hub podcast. I always put it up to the top of the playlist when it comes out.
A little light on broadcasters, Disney is spreading out its sports coverage across its different channels and not focusing them on just ESPN.
Sunday Night Baseball is moving away from ESPN and going to ABC.
Its upcoming new contract with the NHL, some games will be on Hulu.
Other events and games can/will move to ESPN+ and Hulu as ESPN sub fees continue to grow smaller and smaller, as less people have cable subscriptions.
The idea behind the moves is to grow these channels and an effort to recoup the sub fees lost by ESPN and increase subs on Hulu, ESPN+ and other corporate owned outlets.
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/disney-plans-spread-sports-further-152620164.html
Also, NBC is shuttering is NBC Sports Network and moving events to Peacock and other outlets.
CBS could be a big factor, needing sports to help fill that void. Golf and international soccer, along with the NFL is its only “big” ticket items.
Warner Media (in the process of merging with Discovery Networks, is moving some of its Turner sports coverages to HBO Max, so when new leadership takes that over, they could be another huge player.
God bless and have a great day!