UFL Plans Series of Market Changes: St. Louis Unaffected

UFL plans series of market changes: St. Louis unaffected

ST. LOUIS - The United Football League (UFL) is set to undergo significant market changes, but due to its success in St. Louis, the Battlehawks will be unaffected.  According to an article from ESPN, these decisions come following the addition of entrepreneur Mike Repole to its investment group, granting him full authority over business operations. The article also highlights some of Repole's plans and reasons for them. They seek to relocate at …

US businessman Repole added to UFL ownership group

US entrepeneur (and billionaire) Mike Repole has made an investment into the United Football League (UFL) American football property.

Mike Repole buys stake in United Football League

Entrepreneur and horse owner Mike Repole will join the United Football league’s ownership group. Repole will become part of a coalition that includes RedBird Capital Partners, Fox, ESPN, Dany Garcia and Dwayne Johnson. The announcement was jointly made by UFL President & CEO Russ Brandon and Mike Repole. As an owner, Repole, through his private-equity firm Impact Capital, will lead the league’s business operations. With a proven track record of …

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Billionaire Mike Repole Invests in UFL With Plan for Columbus Team

Serial entrepreneur Mike Repole has invested in the United Football League, the league announced today. He joins a league ownership group that includes RedBird Capital Partners, Fox, ESPN, Dwayne Johnson and Dany Garcia. Financial terms were not released, although Repole, who is investing through his private equity firm Impact Capital, provided some insights on his […]

Billionaire Mike Repole Taking Ownership Stake in UFL

The spring football league had a turbulent second season and may be moving half its teams.