US EditionSerena Williams, husband bid on NFL flag football venture
- Serena Williams and Alexis Ohanian bid to invest in the NFL's pro flag football leagues.
- The NFL sought investors for planned men's and women's flag football competitions.
- Williams attended NFL owners meetings as part of a women's sports panel discussion.
- Roger Goodell stated the NFL received bids from people wanting to invest financially or operationally, Part: 17.
- The NFL aims to sell media rights for the leagues, but launch and franchise timelines are unknown.
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Ice Cube, Serena Williams Among Those Bidding For NFL Flag Football League
The NFL is looking to launch some men's and women's flag football leagues, but despite being a multi-billion-dollar company, it doesn't want to be the only one with skin in the game when it comes to a venture like this.So, they've been soliciting pitches from potential investors and partners, and there is reportedly a ton of interest.SIGN UP for The Daily OutKick. New Look, Same Attitude.According to Bloomberg, one of the companies interested is…
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Serena Williams, husband bid on NFL flag football venture
Retired tennis great Serena Williams and her husband, Alexis Ohanian, have submitted a bid as potential investors to the NFL's planned pro flag football men's and women's leagues, Front Office Sports reported. A league spokesperson confirmed the bid to the…
'Thought They Were Divorcing': Serena Williams Accused of Forcing Husband’s Affection After His Hand Placement Raises Eyebrows In New Family Photo
Serena Williams fans need some persuading to believe the affection between her and her husband Alexis Ohanian. On March 15, fans online took notice of a cute and rare video the tennis icon posted featuring Ohanian and her mom, Oracene Price. What appeared to be a photo turned into a highlight moment when the Reddit co-founder suddenly slides in, squeezing Williams closer to her mom. With a wide-mouth smile, Ohanian places his arm around her back…
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