Social media and the superstar

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Retired elite athletes explain moving into TV punditry and building a direct audience instead of relying on tabloids: transition includes 13 million followers across three platforms, using social to tap an estimated 800 million supporters, and turning personal posts into became a media company opportunities that attract commercial deals. They admit mistakes—paid fines for impulsive posts—set black-and-white editorial lines, favor on-air analysis over coaching for now, and measure success by booking broadcast roles and retaining influence beyond the pitch.

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" chapters (7)

1. 0:00Transitioning to punditry
2. 3:01Honesty in sports analysis
3. 5:46Life after professional sport
4. 7:10Social media and branding
5. 11:31Digital engagement and rules
6. 14:12Career paths and coaching
7. 16:18Broadcasting challenges

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