In episode #2872, Eric Siu and Neil Patel discuss the recent fight involving Jake Paul and Mike Tyson, highlighting the entertainment aspect of modern boxing and how it parallels scripted wrestling.
The discussion then shifts to Dude Perfect, a popular trick shot group that recently raised a significant amount of investment, exploring their business strategy and the economics behind such deals.
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(00:00) The Business of Entertainment: Jake Paul’s Fight
(02:56) Dude Perfect’s Major Investment and Business Strategy
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