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Welcome Russ!
Russ Hewitt joins London Guard as our Head of Football Operations.
Experience at the highest level.
Now it’s time to build professional American Football in London. From the ground up, with performance, pathways & community at the core.
Welcome to the Guard, Russ. 🏈
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To clarify, this wasn’t a restructuring. The fundamentals didn’t change.
Fewer than 100 (~2%) of the 5,000+ public companies have over 1B shares outstanding. This is simply aligning our share count with the scale of the business.
The company is not going anywhere. It just did a massive restructuring. I am not a fan, but other companies when they do RS, they are either going bankrupt or very diluted. $FUBO is not. $DIS is the parent company. They had a massively strong quarter, and so did $FUBO.
Try to look at this from a fresh perspective, not in general.
Why I hate it is because I have been holding tons of shares, and so have others. We all wanted upside with multiple shares; now we lose that.
Anyway, $DIS controls the majority now, so we cannot even vote for it. This is part of the game.
I get it. The reality is a reverse split doesn’t change the value of the equity. Our intent is to attract institutional capital, reduce volatility, and better align our share count with the scale of the business we’re building.
The only reason retail investors invest in $fubo is because it's a low-priced stock with the potential to rise from $3 to $5. Now that FUBO has announced a reverse stock split, what's the reason to continue investing in FUBO?
Context matters. That statistic largely reflects sub-$250M companies using reverse splits as a last resort (Reuters, 2025)
~30–40% of reverse-split companies survive 5+ years
• Only a small minority truly recover in price
Examples that did recover:
Booking (ex-Priceline), Citigroup, AIG, Charter
$fubo
Indeed!
Update as of today on $FUBO short interest. People, your turning off shares lending seems to be working and it looks like shorts are unwinding their positions. Could be a big squeeze incoming, especially if @davidgandler can come out with more comms. Be patient! $5 and then double digits are incoming!!
We closed the transaction on Wednesday and are actively working through the Pro Forma financials. We absolutely empathize with the importance of getting these projections out in short order. Please stay tuned—we'll share them as soon as they are finalized. 🙏
@davidgandler what’s the ETA on the financial projections? Are you waiting for $DIS signoff?
We are working through this expeditiously. Understand the importance of getting this out to investors.
Congratulations David!!! When Are we going to have more color on what the new company looks like in terms of financials?
$Fubo
They said 5 million by 2026 was impossible.
Last week, we closed the Hulu + Live TV merger — now 6 million strong.
Vision. Execution. Persistence.
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