Rich Paul & Max Kellerman In Talks for New Show

Rich Paul & Max Kellerman In Talks for New Show
Sports agent Rich Paul and broadcaster Max Kellerman are in discussions with The Ringer about launching a new show, according to Front Office Sports.
The outlet notes that no deal has been finalized, and it remains unclear whether Paul would appear on camera, work behind the scenes, or serve as a producer. The show’s theme and release timeline have also not been confirmed.
As previously reported by Front Office Sports, the potential collaboration marks Kellerman’s latest move since leaving ESPN in 2023. The veteran commentator recently launched a weekly boxing program with DAZN and The Ring magazine, focused on fight coverage and analysis.
Meanwhile, Rich Paul—best known as the CEO of Klutch Sports Group—has expanded into media ventures in recent years. He has supported creative projects and production efforts that bridge sports, culture, and entertainment.
No further details about the potential Ringer project have been made public.
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