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Peyton Manning Brings World Series of Poker Back to ESPN Exclusive

According to an exclusive report by The Hollywood Reporter, NFL legend Peyton Manning is bringing the World Series of Poker WSOP back to ESPN through his production company. The partnership is expected to attract a broader audience to poker events and enhance the mainstream appeal of WSOP.

Peyton Manning's Company Helps World Series of Poker Return to ESPN

Peyton Manning's media company has reached an agreement with ESPN to bring World Series of Poker WSOP broadcasts back to ESPN. The two parties will collaborate on producing content for the 2024 summer WSOP events, including the Main Event and multiple gold bracelet events, which will be aired on ESPN. This move marks WSOP's return to ESPN after many years, offering poker fans broader viewing access.

Peyton Manning's Company Brings World Series of Poker Back to ESPN

According to KIRO 7 News Seattle, NFL legend Peyton Manning's production company has reached a deal with ESPN to bring the broadcast rights of the World Series of Poker WSOP back to ESPN. This move marks WSOP's return to the sports giant platform after years away, and is expected to attract more poker enthusiasts.

Omaha Productions to Produce 2026 WSOP Main Event ESPN Broadcast

According to Sports Video Group, Omaha Productions, founded by Peyton Manning, has been selected to produce the ESPN broadcast of the 2026 World Series of Poker WSOP Main Event. This continues ESPN's long-standing broadcast partnership with the WSOP.

Peyton Manning's Omaha Productions to Produce World Series of Poker for ESPN

According to Awful Announcing, NFL legend Peyton Manning's Omaha Productions has reached a deal with ESPN to produce and broadcast the World Series of Poker WSOP. This marks Manning's first venture into poker event production.

2026 WSOP Main Event Final Table New Stage Revealed

2026 World Series of Poker WSOP has unveiled the new Main Event final table stage at Horseshoe Las Vegas and Paris Las Vegas. The stage features advanced LED displays and 16 additional live streaming tables. The tournament kicks off on July 2, with full ESPN coverage, and the final table takes place August 3-5.