Upgrading Sports
Global Sports Streaming started off with a simple idea; bring more sports programming to fans as it has never been done before. Inspired by the popularity of Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Video and social media platforms we began to see the possibilities of doing the same streaming service concept for sports. Having one platform fulfill the sports fan’s thirst for more sports seemed like a receipt for success.
If sports are the heart blood of our company than the technology we are developing is the brain that drives the company. We are under development creating the most robust innovative streaming platform ever developed. At the same time, this is not technology for technology’s sake; this is a technology developed with the sports fan and athletes in mind. We know that what currently exists is not adequate for today’s sports fans. We know this because we see viewership numbers falling year after year with all the major sports. We are offering solutions for the athletes to interact with fans in ways not done before and for fans to interact with each other socially using new and creative technologies we are developing. While we are in our development stage we will not stop bringing sports to fans online through social media platforms. We continue to bring our series “Best in Boxing” and “Best in MMA” to combat sports fans and by the end of the second quarter of 2020, we will have another sport on our platform. We can’t wait to let you all know what is coming. We are here for the athletes that compete on our shows and we are here for the fans that love sports and want to see athletes develop into tomorrow’s champions.
“I started GSS at the end of 2015 with big aspirations of building a massive sports platform to rival the big players I knew would eventually get into the space. In 2018, with DAZN, and 2019, with ESPN+, the big players finally got into the live streaming sports. True to the nature of their TV-centric infrastructure they’ve focused in on the big sports that have made them so successful. In doing business as usual they are missing out on big opportunities that are available in the “fringe “sports. Sports that have big followings just not at the level and financing of the major sports in America. This missed opportunity is where Global Sports Streaming will thrive.”
-Armando Bareno