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Jun 24, 2026
Live in Cannes: SURPRISE! and other ways to win
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Anna HamillHOST
Mike, what advantages do streamer-led or creator-led sports properties have that established leagues can't necessarily replicate easily?

Mike MintonGUEST
It's, when you see these events, and just to maybe give a couple quick examples, um, Squeezie, French streamer, put on, um, GP Explorer, which a Formula 4 race in France [laughs] at Le Mans, incredibly.

Mike MintonGUEST
Abai does a sports league, or sorry, a boxing event, um, and he's a Spanish streamer.

Mike MintonGUEST
These attract millions of fans, and it's that deep connection, I think, that's unique.

Mike MintonGUEST
They are all there for their favorite creators and participating 'cause they wanna see this, and it, it goes beyond, like, that, uh, traditional fandom with the depth of engagement-
8 MINS LATER

Mike MintonGUEST
... really important for brands to think about the entire conversation, not just the broadcast, right? And to be able to be present in those moments.