Daily Mail Sport's archive stretches from climbing to Globetrotters
No new uploads arrived, but the channel's back catalogue brought in about 130,000 views over the week.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
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Daily Mail Sport left the upload button alone this week, leaving a varied sporting archive to do the work: basketball showmanship, athlete encounters and a series about what different sports ask of the body.
Among its most-watched regular videos, "What Rock Climbing Really Does to the Human Body | Your Body On Sport | Daily Mail" has passed a million views. The basketball and skateboarding editions give that series further corners to explore. Elsewhere, footage of Harlem Globetrotters legend Meadowlark Lemon in action in 1977 remains the channel's most-watched regular upload, a reminder that sporting entertainment needn't depend on a scoreboard.
For present-day momentum, an older Tiger Woods clip is the busiest of the highlighted uploads. Its actual exchange is a warm tribute to Notah Begay III: Woods recalls meeting him at a junior golf tournament and a friendship that continued from there.
Subscribers stayed unchanged this week, while daily views are above their usual level. Nearby in size, We Need To Talk had a busier viewing week; Daily Mail Sport's own contribution came entirely from its existing catalogue.
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