LAS VEGAS - nvtip -- Sports Madness was first developed in 2017 as Amari & Kamal (brothers) who are sports fanatics would debate for hours. Their brother Amir that is the twin of Amari, handles the production of the show filming and editing. The two were first seen on ESPN's First Take Your Take multiple times. The duo caught the attention of the First Take cast. Stephen A. Smith of First Take started calling Kamal "mini me" as he seen Kamal as a future version of himself. Amari (15) & Kamal (13) are truly knowledgeable on sports statics, players, and history. Kamal has alopecia and Amari has stickler syndrome; are both advocates for other children and individuals with alopecia and sticklers syndrome.

In 2018 all 3 of them were invited to ESPN to meet Stephen A. Smith in studio. Kamal (11) at the time was invited to do a debate with the ESPN veteran and social media impersonator "Shiggy". Since that time, they have not looked back and covered the 2019 WNBA's Las Vegas Aces games and conducted locker room interviews with the players Liz Cambage, A'ja Wilson, Kelsey Plum and more. They have also interviewed the coach and 2-time NBA Champion Bill Laimbeer. They covered the WNBA All Star Game and interviewed Brittney Griner, Kia Nurse, Sylvia Fowles, Nneka Ogwumike and many more along with the WTT.

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The duo early this year interviewed former NBA veteran CJ Watson for his book release CJ's Big Dream. They are looking to get back to their sports debate show, covering professional sports as media, and interviewing more pro athletes on their YouTube channel. Since the COVID-19 pandemic the two have been waiting for sports to return. Their goal is to have their own sports debate show on a major network.

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