Sky Deutschland

The Sky Germany AG (until 9 July 2009: Premiere AG ) is a German media company and owner of its subsidiary Sky TV Germany GmbH & Co. KG, which operates the eponymous pay-TV program. Sky has broadcasting rights in Germany and Austria; in Switzerland selected packages are available through the pay-TV offer Tele Club and in Luxembourg on the pay-TV offer postal Luxembourg.

• 6.1 Football 6.1.1 Bundesliga
• 6.1.2 UEFA Champions League
• 6.1.3 UEFA Europa League

• 7.1 Situation at Premiere
• 7.2 Situation at Sky

• 8.1 Situation at Premiere
• 8.2 Situation at Sky

History

On May 14, 2009, Premiere AG, under whose name the group was previously known, announced to launch a new pay - TV service on 4th July 2009. The premiere brand was thus dissolved, the company was renamed by resolution of the Annual General Meeting on 9 July 2009 in Sky Germany AG.

Premiere was formed in 1990 based on the business in Germany, the Swiss pay for the Tele Club. In 1999 the company merged due to red numbers under the umbrella of the Kirch group with the competitor DF1 to Premiere World. 2002, the high losses of World premiere with led to the bankruptcy of the Kirch Group, a bust of Premiere World itself could be averted only just.

The company renamed itself back into Premiere and went in 2005 to the stock market. The year of the IPO was previously also the first and so far only one in which the sender has written no losses (as of 2012). Over time, Premiere has more and more evolved from a broadcaster to a platform operator, but to this day some of the programs offered are self-produced.

Development

According to the company took advantage of the end of fiscal 2012, approximately 3.4 million customers the Sky program. The company recorded an increase of 351,000 new customers each of whom paid an average of € 31.90 per month. Nevertheless Sky suffered a loss before tax of € 51.1 million. In 2013 [ deprecated] the financial situation of the pay- TV company should improve noticeably. It is expected that Sky generates a positive, operating profit (EBITDA).

In January 2013, Sky Germany German Telekom AG and gave a cooperation known, which makes it possible in the future to receive the programs from Sky via the IPTV service Entertain of Deutsche Telekom. As of July 2013, it is possible to receive Entertain customers all Sky content via IPTV over the Internet.

Group structure

The group now consists of Sky Germany AG, which acts as a parent company for the actual television station, the 100 percent subsidiary Sky TV Germany GmbH & Co. KG.

Sky Germany

The Sky TV Germany GmbH & Co. KG as a core company of the Group has several responsibilities. Firstly, it acts as a platform operator and holds the relationships with the subscribers. Secondly, it acts as the organizer of the most self-produced channels of the Group. Over the years of existence, the group first function significantly at the expense of last gained in importance as more and more of the sender of the platform is produced externally.

Sky Austria

Sky Germany in turn has several subsidiaries, such as the provider of pay-TV program for Austria ( Sky GmbH ( Austria ) ). Sky Sport Austria Austria hosted the program, which is also marketed in Germany, and maintains relationships with the subscribers in Austria.

Other investments

In addition, shares of Sky Service Center Schwerin GmbH are held responsible for customer service at Sky, and the Sky Hotel Entertainment GmbH, which sells a portion of the Sky program for hotels. Sky also currently owns 75.9 % of the Premium Media Solutions, the advertising sales of the platform.

Shareholder

21st Century Fox

On 7 January 2008 21st Century Fox was (then News Corporation ), a US-based media conglomerate headed by Rupert Murdoch, announced that it has acquired 14.58 percent of Unity Media to Sky Germany. The proportion has since been expanded step by step. In 2009, the equity share exceeded the 30 % mark for the first time. A according to the German Stock Corporation Act provided mandatory takeover offer had not made ​​the small shareholders at this time, since the German regulator BaFin had allowed an application by 21st Century Fox for exemption from the scheme. By the year 2010 was a gradual further increase the share to 49.90 %. In January 2013, 21st Century Fox held the absolute majority of shares for the first time. As part of a Kaptialerhöhung the proportion was increased to 54.8 %. The remaining shares are allocated to free float according to the standards of the German Stock Exchange.

Encoding

Premiere ( now Sky ) used since 2003, the Nagravision encryption system of the company Kudelski, which was considered a sure first and could only be circumvented with the so-called card sharing method in which the required decoder key computed over an actually existing subscription and distributed via the Internet had to be. As of November 2005, the encryption could be circumvented with a special smart card. Against traders and buyers of this card went premiere legal. Later, the decryption was possible using a pure software emulator.

As of August 2008, Premiere introduced a new encryption system. In addition to a revised version of the previous system Nagravision Premiere also uses the NDS VideoGuard software of News Corp.. ( NDS middleware Media Highway). For the conversion, the software of the receiver have been progressively updated and issued new smart cards and eventually deactivated in October 2008, the old Nagravision encryption.

Shortly afterwards, a way was made public, with a portion of the premiere offering could be received without a valid subscription. However, the exploitation of this vulnerability required a large technical effort ( so had about the orientation of the satellite dish be changed) and has now been removed again.

Since the beginning of June 2010, Sky satellite customers indicates preference of cards of type V13 (NDS ) and since July 2012 V14 (NDS ) and exchanged them only in exceptional cases even against S02 ( Nagravision ) from. Similarly, no satellite receiver with integrated Nagra system are more certified or issued by Sky.

Self-produced programs

Football

The football offering currently consists of the 1st and 2nd Bundesliga, DFB Cup, the UEFA Champions League, English Premier League and UEFA Europa League - the successor to the UEFA Cup - and the Austrian Bundesliga and the two lower classes, the first division and the second division (see program ). It is accompanied by various football commentators and moderator. Known representative is Marcel Reif, chief commentator for Sky is. Christoph Wolff- foot, Michael Leopold, Fritz von Thurn und Taxis, Kai Dittmann, Tom Bayer, Marcus Lindemann, Martin Large, Roland Evers and Marco Hagemann are other known commentators.

The DFB Cup transfers Sky since the season 2008/2009. Showing all 63 games broadcast live and in the conference, selected games in HDTV. In addition, the draw of a game per season will take place as part of a Sky transmission. The contract with the DFB is valid until 30 June 2016.

Bundesliga

For the first time on March 2, 1991 - Eintracht Frankfurt won then with 4:3 against 1.FC Kaiserslautern - transferred Premiere once a week a top match of German Bundesliga live and built the reporting over the years ever further.

With the start of the 2000/01 season premiere system was the first live all matches of the Bundesliga.

In December 2005, up to now not yet come into manifestation subsidiary of the cable operator Unity Media arena prevailed in the tender for the TV rights to the Bundesliga for the seasons 2006 /07 to 2008/ 09. Premiere was the first time in a long time without live coverage of the German Elite class there. Background of the assignment of rights to arena was that the then CEO of Premiere, Georg Kofler, was of the opinion, further growth of the German pay- TV market is only possible if the coverage of the Bundesliga on Free TV on Saturday late in the evening after 22 clock be moved. However, the German football league balked, despite the higher bid, against the commandment of Premiere. For one, it was feared huge slump in sponsorship revenue if the jersey and banner advertising would no longer be present before an audience of millions in the sports show on Saturday. This hypothesis was supported among others by a report that includes the ARD - the home of sports show - had previously been commissioned. Secondly, the DFL had to face the public and political pressure, just before the World Cup in their own country, for which the Bundesliga from the public sector had also get built -art stadiums, not " disappear" the Bundesliga in the pay- TV. Premiere was - in contrast to the novice arena - not willing to offer a significant amount for the old model, including the sports show on the eve.

However arena faced as a result of technical, organizational and ultimately financial problems. So you could, although the long-term service Plazamedia that was active even for Premiere, Win as producers of shows and a transponder on the satellite Astra rent, but the cable distribution turned out for the cable operator Unity Media as the biggest problem dar. So you could not agree about the largest cable operators and cable rivals Germany on a distribution. The distribution in this network could be secured only at the last minute through a cooperation with the current rights holder premiere, which thus also in the cable again had his foot in the Bundesliga door.

In IPTV debut in this period produced the Bundesliga rights offer of Deutsche Telekom. Even if you de facto sent in camera, Premiere had thus found a way to maintain the extensive and expensive Bundesliga editing, which turned out to be crucial after only one year.

After the Federal Cartel Office had rejected a further, beyond the cable network from cable Germany cooperation of arena and Premiere, at the premiere of the channel arena all customers at all distribution channels would be able to offer, Unity Media found himself no longer able, the project arena in this weiterzubetreiben form. The manifold problems had ensured that arena fell well below the expectations subscription and retract horrendous losses threatened that exceeded even the worst fears of the cable manager.

For this reason, transferred arena - this time with the blessing of the Federal Cartel - from the 2007/ 08 season, his rights to the Bundesliga in Premiere, which thus had rights holder of the Bundesliga again. From this point, again produced only premiere the Bundesliga.

Since the beginning of the 2009/10 season Sky is for four years again directly and exclusively. Possession of the TV rights via cable, satellite and web TV on the Internet At the same time, a new game plan was introduced, which increased by up to nine kick-off times in the two national leagues the program area of ​​the Bundesliga in the program of Sky clearly.

On April 17, 2012 Sky received by the DFL for four years, all pay -TV rights for the Bundesliga from the Season 2013 / 14th This one was against the German Telekom with LIGA total!, Which previously held the IPTV and mobile rights. For Sky pays record sum of average 485.7 million euros per season. From the 2013/14 season Sky also sends all Games of the two national leagues in HD.

UEFA Champions League

In September 2005, the company acquired the free-TV and pay-TV rights to the UEFA Champions League for three years starting from the season 2006/2007. This step caused a stir among the football fans and clubs, the risk of affecting the timely transmission in free television. The fear proved in retrospect to be unfounded. Premiere shone under the title of Champions TV in a program window in Sat.1 continue per round, a match live on free television from.

For the 2009/10 season Sat.1 acquired the " Free TV " rights for one game per week directly by UEFA, Sky acquired the " pay TV " rights to all games. For the first time all the games of the last qualifying round are included in the package of rights that has since the usual extent - will also be broadcast by Sky - all the games live and in conference.

Also for the 2012/13 season until mid-2015 Sky won the rights to broadcast the UEFA Champions League. The rights relating to the live and delayed transmission of all UEFA Champions League matches and on the Tuesdays and Wednesdays broadcast highlights shows. Sky is on its own Champions League program format in the form of a live broadcast for this season. At each UEFA Champions League matchday from 19:30 clock to midnight, the presenters lead in the Sky studio in Ismaning by the mission in which alternating guests participate as well as private studio guests.

The " Free TV " broadcast rights switched from the 2012/13 season until mid-2015 Sat.1 for ZDF. The scope of broadcasting rights is identical to the recovery package, which Sat.1 previously held roughly. ZDF can transfer a live encounter per game week, as that takes place on a Saturday final of the competition and the UEFA Super Cup. In contrast to the program structure of the private television station ZDF Sat.1 shows after the actual transfer directly and without commercial interruption, the summary has taken place in parallel batches.

In December 2013 succeeded Sky to extend the broadcasting rights to the season 2017/18. Sky secured the rights to the live broadcasts and highlights across all distribution channels. Customers could the games on TV, the web, see an iPhone or iPad, or on the Xbox360. 128 of 146 encounters may be broadcast exclusively on Sky channels.

The ZDF was to transfer as part of the " Free TV " broadcast for the same period the right to up to 18 games per season, including the knock-out rounds with German participation, finals and UEFA Super Cup. If, after the group stage, only a German team be represented in the competition, the ZDF would have the opportunity to show these games even on a Tuesday night for the first time.

UEFA Europa League

Since September 2009, transfers Sky selected matches of the UEFA Europa League - including all games of the German and Austrian clubs - live. After every matchday detailed summaries of the games as well as broadcast brief summaries of the remaining games will be shown after the encounters. From the quarter- finals, all matches will be broadcast live individually or in the conference.

The rights to live and time-shifted transmission of all matches of the Europa League, Sky has also secured for the period from 2012 to 2015. Since 2012, Sky also features additional rights to the UEFA Europa League by being able to select a second live game on an exclusive basis.

The free-TV rights to the UEFA Europa League received the ProSiebenSat.1 TV Germany GmbH, Thursdays a match per day cable broadcasting live each of their program channel one.

Formula 1

From the Grand Prix of Germany 1996 in Hockenheim to all races will be broadcast live, first on DF1, since the Grand Prix of Austria in 1999 until the merger in parallel on Premiere. From the very beginning, the commentators Jacques Schulz and former racing driver Marc Surer, additional commentators were temporarily Burkhard Nuppeney and Heinz Prüller. Commercial breaks there at the Formula 1 broadcasts just before the start and after the finish. But since the 2013 season about 60 seconds Split - screen advertising per race are planned. By 2009, the entire weekend was transferred to several freely selectable channels, since 2010 this applies only for qualifying and the race itself all previews for the races in the 2012 season were not as in free free TV competition from RTL of the track but exclusively from the studio in Munich produced. In addition, the race from Bahrain, Singapore, Japan, Korea and India were not live on site commented by Jacques Schulz and Marc Surer of the track, but only from a Kommentatorenbox from Munich. As of the 2013 season took over from Jacques Roos Sascha Schulz, who resigned for personal reasons as a commentator.

In addition, Sky showed at irregular intervals the series The best Grand Prix. These were to compilations of older Grand Prix that have been newly annotated by Marc Surer and Jacques Schulz. First race of the 80s were seen in which Marc Surer had participated even after several years of World Championship races came to 1995 to ( ahead of Michael Schumacher's move to Ferrari), later there were also episodes from the 2000s. The series disappeared after the name change to Sky at first, but dipped again in 2010. Unlike the premiere race at that time produced in 4:3 were cropped to 16:9, so that parts of the top and bottom of the frame were missing. Since 2013, this series is no longer aired.

Prior to the conversion of Premiere Sky was in Formula 1 behind the commercial football as the second most popular sport in the premiere sports rights portfolio. The priority increased from 2009 but significantly. The current contract, which was renewed on January 30, 2013, runs until the end of season 2015.

Productions and involvement in the film industry

In the early years of premiere under the direction of CLT -UFA and CANAL , there was unencrypted productions such as zapping and Kalkofes focusing screen. Similarly, the company also acted as co- producer of television movies, you cooperated mostly with ARD and RTL. These films were then seen in front of the free-TV premiere first at Premiere. After the takeover of the church renounced premiere at other film productions. A fresh foray into the world of co-production, which was initiated under Georg Kofler, was canceled due to the loss of the Bundesliga rights and therefore the incoming financial problems. The U.S. series Over There remained the last co-production premiere. While Premiere in the sequence away from the sports program has waived any productions and even his daily or weekly Magazine Sky Magazine and Sky Lounge was produce by foreign companies, Sky provides at least these shows now back on their own here. In January 2011 it was announced that Sky is the new main sponsor of the prize Jupiter, the magazine Cinema out there. For the first time may elect the " Best International TV series ' viewers of Sky.

Since 16 January, there is also the Sky Comedy Star (ter ) s, is in the Désirée Nick comedy coach, and TV host.

Saturday LIVE!, My stadium and Sky90

With the start of the Bundesliga season 2009/2010, Sky launched the football debate Sky90. Moderator Patrick Wasserziehr speaks it every Sunday from 19:30 clock at the end of the game day with athletes, officials and media representatives about current events in the Bundesliga and the last game day.

Since September 2010 with Samstag LIVE! another self-produced transmission part of the sport on Sky. To May 2011 Jessica Kastrop and Simon Südel moderated Saturdays from 20:45 clock the first two -hour broadcast. Then Kastrop moderated by the side of Oliver Pocher. The duo moved from weekly with Shary Reeves and Thomas Pommer, to moderate the now 90 minute program. Since the summer of 2012 Oliver Pocher is in each show as a presenter and is supported by a moderation of the four partners Jessica Kastrop, Charlotte Engelhardt, Johanna Klum and Bella Lesnik alternating weekly. LIVE At Saturday! Guests are welcomed in the world of sports and the latest news delivered which are, inter alia, also presented in a separate news block. Also, background reports and entertainment elements are part of the show.

Every Friday night vote Ulli Potofski and Esther Sedlaczek at 22.45 clock in my stadium on the upcoming Bundesliga match one. The show always takes place in a Fankneipe in place of the Friday game and looks in the form of trailers, interviews and conversations with guests, partly in an entertaining manner in the upcoming games. By the end of 2011 My stadium has been regularly transmitted on Thursday night from a Fankneipe in Munich.

HDTV

Situation at Premiere

Since late 2005 premiere offered the premiere HDTV package that includes the programs Premiere HD and Discovery HD. These things delivered, as the name suggests HDTV, the new high definition television format. Premiere HD showed mostly movies and sporting events ( eg football ), incidentally series. The second transmitter Discovery HD offers insights into America's laboratories and workshops. These new documentaries are rotated itself. There has been criticism that the bit rate of Premiere HD has fallen, which, especially in this animated images, block artifacts (also called pixel or block formation ).

Situation at Sky

Sky announced already at the first press conference targeted expansion of the HD program and is also focussed on the acquisition of new customers set. Thus, the existing two stations have been completed in high definition ( Sky Cinema HD and Discovery HD ) for the launch of Sky by five Sky Sports HD, Disney Cinemagic HD, National Geographic HD, History HD and Euro Sport HD. For the second quarter of 2010, a further expansion of the HD channels offer was announced to four transmitters. Since May 2010, Sky also markets its own HD hard disk recorder under the label of Sky . Since 13 August 2010, Sky exudes three more HD channels: Sky Sports HD 2, Sky Action HD and Sky Cinema Hits HD. With Sky 3D launched on 3 October 2010 the first 3D TV channel on German television. On February 3, went with Blue Movie Nights HD 1 /2 and Sky Select HD 3 more HD channels on air. Since August 6, another HD channel is broadcast with Sky Sport HD Extra. At the same time there was confirmation that Sky from 1 June 2011, the broadcast via the Astra platform HD HD programs on commercial channels RTL, RTL2, VOX, Sport 1, Sat.1, Sixx, ProSieben, Kabel eins, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, N24 and Tele 5 offers via satellite. On October 15, 2011, with FOX HD and Nat Geo Wild HD another two HD channels at the Sky World package. On 1 December 2011, Sky Sport News HD launched another HD channel, whose launch was announced on 24 February 2011. For 2012, a further expansion of the HD service is announced; the start of three stations has already been announced.

In order for the HD service from Sky grew up (depending on reception mode satellite / cable or access system / cable operator ) to up to 40 stations.

Program offer

Situation at Premiere

The focus of the premiere program offer was in the movie and sports area. Was extended the offer. Thematic channels from other providers such as the Discovery Channel, SciFi or 13th Street, but a shadowy existence -ended and were also part premiere less than the advertised own sports and movies Also, Premiere via a digital radio service, Premiere Music Studio, which was operated in cooperation with the provider Music Choice.

Originally stocked premiere his program for the most part from the rich archive of the media mogul Leo Kirch. However, most of the channels were common international practice towards the end of the premiere era also produced by other suppliers. The own programs included the film and series premiere channels 1 to 4, thriller, film classics, film festival and nostalgia and the premiere sports channels. Were being purchased especially movies from the major Hollywood studios as well as children's and documentary programs.

As of 2007, the additional operational Premiere Premiere Star. In contrast to the Premiere Family Premiere Star was only available by satellite. Premiere also claimed for these programs no exclusivity in Germany, while the purchased programs of the premiere strain offering in Germany and Austria were mostly reception by Premiere. Premiere Star was conceived as a response to the growing of cable network operators.

Situation at Sky

For a detailed list see List of programs of Sky Germany platform

Sky puts the emphasis of the program offer on sports, movies, series and entertainment. To select several packages are available with various content that can each be combined. The Sky World package serves as a base package to premium packages ( movie, sport and football league ) as well as additional services (HD or Sky ) can be expanded. The range of thematic channels from other providers has been at Sky considerably expanded ( for example, History Channel and Biography Channel or E! Entertain ). These are included on the Sky World package in each new Sky subscription.

Renamed " Sky Germany "

On 14 May 2009, Premiere AG has announced to launch a new pay - TV service in July 2009. The company Premiere AG was renamed by the General Meeting on 9 July 2009 in Sky Germany AG. The offer has since been marketed under the Sky brand. The launch of the brand has been in the night of 3 / 4 July 2009 completed.

Background of this renaming was a negative image of the brand premiere in public. In the first quarter of 2009, the Group extended the loss of 28.1 million euros in the same period last year to 80 million euros. The goal of the name change was a complete reorganization of the company. The new brand name Sky comes from the major shareholder 21st Century Fox (former News Corporation ), which is active with this brand among others already in the UK and Italy.

The renaming caused depreciation in the amount of 254 million euros. This resulted in the following years even losses. In the second quarter of 2012 the company achieved a positive EBITDA for the first time. For the full year 2013, Sky expects an operating profit for the year.

On May 27, 2009, premiere, the future supply structure known. Each Subscriber must book the Sky World package.

Moderators

• Sebastian Hellmann ( football)
• Patrick Wasserziehr (football, Sky90 )
• January Henkel ( football)
• Thomas Wagner ( football, Saturday LIVE! )
• Michael Leopold ( football, Saturday LIVE! )
• Jessica Kastrop ( football)
• Ulli Potofski (tennis, My stadium)
• Esther Sedlaczek (football, beach volleyball, My stadium)
• Stefan Hempel (Saturday LIVE! )
• Rolf Fuhrmann (Saturday LIVE! )
• Lisa Heckl (Saturday LIVE! )
• Harald Schmidt ( The Harald Schmidt Show )
• Heiko Mallwitz ( football)
• Jens West ( soccer)
• Anna Sara Lange ( football)
• Peter Hardenacke ( football)
• Irek Myskow (Golf)
• Martin Konrad ( Austria football / Talk and goals)
• Thomas Trukesitz (Football Austria / Talk and goals)
• Gerhard Krabath (Football Austria )
• Elisabeth Gamauf (Football Austria )
• Jörg Künne (Football Austria )
• Tanja Bauer (Formula 1 training / qualification)

• Simon Südel (Formula 1 racing )
• Sebastian Hoffner (Sky Magazine )
• Aline of Drateln ( Kinopolis )
• Sarah Valentina Winkhaus ( Making of ... )
• Ursula Hoffmann ( Sky Sport News HD)
• Thomas Fleischmann ( Sky Sport News HD)
• Martin Winkler ( Sky Sport News HD)
• Birgit Nössing ( Sky Sport News HD)
• Marcus Fahn ( Sky Sport News HD)
• Britta Hofmann ( Sky Sport News HD)
• Silke Beickert ( Sky Sport News HD)
• Christopher Wehrmann ( Sky Sport News HD)
• Gregory Teicher ( Sky Sport News HD)
• Ruth Hofmann ( Sky Sport News HD)
• Noah Pudelko ( Sky Sport News HD)
• Laura Lutz ( Sky Sport News HD)
• Oliver sequence ( Sky Sport News HD)
• Karolin Oltersdorf ( Sky Sport News HD)
• Marlen Neuenschwader ( Sky Sport News HD)
• John Zenglein ( Sky Sport News HD)
• Claudia von Brauchitsch ( Sky Sport News HD)

Commentators

• Marcel Reif ( football)
• Fritz von Thurn und Taxis ( football)
• Kai Dittmann (soccer, tennis)
• Tom Bayer ( football)
• Marco Hagemann (soccer, tennis)
• Roland Evers ( soccer, tennis )
• Christoph Wolff- foot ( soccer)
• Michael Born ( football)
• Marcus Lindemann ( football)
• Michael Leopold ( football)
• Jonas Friedrich ( football, golf)
• Torsten customer ( football)
• Martin Large ( football)
• Christina Graf ( football)
• Marc Hindelang (soccer, tennis)
• Oliver Seidler ( football)
• Klaus Veltmann ( football)
• Markus Jesteadt ( football)
• Sven Schröter ( football)
• Andreas Renner ( football)
• Patrick Wasserziehr ( football)
• Marcel Meinert (soccer, tennis)
• Jürgen Schmitz ( football)
• Karsten Petrzika ( football)

• Ulli Potofski ( football)
• Stefan Hempel (soccer, tennis)
• Thomas Wagner ( soccer, tennis )
• Markus Gaupp ( football)
• Toni Tomic (soccer, tennis)
• Heiko Mallwitz ( football, boxing )
• Charly Leitner ( Austria football )
• Thomas Trukesitz (Football Austria )
• Martin Konrad ( Austria football )
• Gearfried Pröll (Football Austria )
• Sascha Roos (Formula 1, soccer, tennis )
• Marc Surer (Formula 1)
• Oliver Fenderl (GP2 series, the Porsche Supercup )
• Sven Heidfeld (GP2 series, the Porsche Supercup )
• Irek Myskow (Golf)
• Gregor Biernath (Golf)
• Carlo Knauss (Golf)
• Simon Südel ( beach volleyball, tennis )
• Matthias Pethes (tennis )
• Sebastian Hackl (WWE)
• Holger Böschen (WWE)
• Bernhard Wulff ( WWE)