10/12-2025

Product release: WWE & Poker

At Enetpulse, we continue to expand our sports data coverage to meet the demands of the digital sports environment.

Our latest release introduces two new sports verticals: WWE and Poker, each now available through our data services with detailed and structured information.

Both WWE and Poker data are built on the same stable infrastructure that powers our global sports coverage. Whether you’re focused on editorial content, digital platforms, or analytical solutions, these new data sets are designed for easy integration and scalability.

Product release. Poker and WWE.
Product release. WWE data.

WWE data coverage

With the rise in popularity of entertainment-based sports like WWE, we’re now offering structured WWE data that aligns with the format already used for MMA and Wrestling within our platform.

You can now access:

● Fixtures and results

● Venue name and location

● Start date and start time

● Winner A/B designation

This setup makes it easy to integrate WWE results into your platforms with minimal development work. Especially if you’re already using our MMA or Wrestling feeds.

Let's talk WWE data
Product release. Poker data.

Poker data coverage

We’ve also rolled out support for Poker data focused on final table results, helping platforms offer enhanced insights into tournament outcomes.

The data includes:

● Participants on the final table

● Venue name and location

● Start date and start time

● Individual participants’ payout results

This coverage allows for quick and easy integration of Poker results into your platform setup. Especially if you’re already working with other structured sports data feeds in our portfolio.

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