MEMPHIS, Tenn. - iSportsWire -- THUNDERBALL the new extreme sport that is spreading like wildfire around the world with Player and Team registrations from numerous countries has shocked the world with its announcement that it will share the huge broadcast fees with its registered THUNDERBALL Players and Team owners.

There is an unprecedented global demand for extreme sports content which has resulted in television and "Live Streaming" content commanding huge broadcast fees.

UFC just sold its TV rights to Paramount for $7.7 BILLION! The NCAA spring Basketball tournament TV rights went for $64 BILLION!. The NFL TV rights sold for $110 BILLION!

THUNDERBALL is the most unique extreme sport in the world today with two teams of 15 people each side basically beating the poop out of one another trying to score a goal.

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THUNDERBALL was originally created in Canada many years ago and was originally called "MURDERBALL"  A group of wheel chair athletes picked up the game and It once again became very popular.

There was actually a full length movie made of the sport which was declared the "Best Sports Film in History" by Rotten Tomatoes. It was also covered by. a full segment of 60 Minutes on CBS.

It became so popular that it was picked up as a game by the Olympic Committee who renamed it "WHEEL CHAIR RUGBY". It is now played by over 35 countries.

The creator of the game has also renamed the game THUNDERBALL and has totally restructured the new league known as NTL. (National Thunderball League). It has just made the announcement that the revenues from the television and "Live Streaming" license fees will be shared with all registered THUNDERBALL Players and Team owners.

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If this amounts to $2 billion then almost $1 Billion will be distributed to the registered players and Team owners. THUNDERBALL is open to anyone who loves sports and those who register can choose to be active in playing or operating a team or they can just be passive registrants and just sit and collect check distributions.

No other professional sports league shares these revenues with the players.

THUNDERBALL is also going public with its first Private Placement of "Seed" Shares which can be purchased directly from the company. If anyone is interested contact:

Email: thunderballleague@gmail.com

If anyone wants to know more about THUNDERBALL or wishes to register then please check out the website at:

https://www.usaamericandreamllc.com