Daymond's deal with spike ball fell apart before the original episode aired in May of 2015. Furthermore, Daymond's deal with One Sole fell through as well for undisclosed reasons. Titin went out of business in 2021. The thumbnail should read "Daymond John's Top 3 Biggest Deals That Fell Apart."
ONE SOLE is the best product presentation I've seen on this show. Straight to the point, talking like a normal person, not yelling, no silly dances and an actual great idea!
@@MohdHarziyan im glad someone noticed. She had sales, manufacturing, scaling and patents you name it. She just needed to make the business less hands on. She shouldn't have sold more than 20% damon just made easy money
@@christophergallie2910 No, that's not why it's called Shark Tank. The meaning of the name is because of big offers made, hence a huge shark bite. The show isn't called Shark Food
He just didn't have humility, maybe he did all those studies and crap, but it's better to be humble and just agree to disagree instead of sitting there NEEDING to be correct. It just makes everyone hate him more because he isn't respecting what they are concerned with.
@@WadeWilsonDPmark is the one needing to be correct. Only problem is he didn’t bring up a single valid point. He just screamed and whined about his “bs meter” as though that is a better indication of whether the product works than university studies and the analysis of a mechanical engineer from GA Tech. I’d do the same thing. It’s stupid to humble yourself before stupidity. I’m sure he happily would’ve had a debate had mark brought up a single critique based on the statistical methods in the research or the physics, anatomy, or biology involved in the product. But he didn’t.
and roberts offer was contingent that all 5 sharks were involved, so each shark pitching in 100k and gets 10% back, for 500k 50% total. Kevin’s offer was 500k for 51%, with just him on board, and with the goal to sell the company
They were all being a real shark and tried to take her company away. She looked like she didn’t care/naïve, Kevin even offered her 500k for 51% and he was just gonna sell it. Wall Street greed is crazy
My buddy introduced us to Spike Ball a few years ago and it's been in our rotation of beach/tailgating games ever since. I had no idea it was on Shark Tank!
The One Sole Lady was so down to earth, really refreshing, the genuinely just wanted someone to help her to quote a update: "OneSole extended its reach to more than 80 countries, and as of 2022, it was reporting an annual revenue of $6 million." good for her!
Lori is the best genuine shark, even if the company is in benefit but if she can't can't add any value then she never been greedy but direct out. Huge respect on her.
Fair - and I think mark deserves credit! He can be grumpy…but when he cares - he’s loyal!! He will commit 100% to you - I think he’s one of the biggest hearted billionaires 😅
It drives me crazy when someone doesn't negotiate their deal. The second girl has amazing sales and yet accepts Daymond's offer without negotiating. She should stand firm on 20 or 25 maximum. She is in a strong position she should ask for 10 percent and start from there.
There’s every chance that most of these deals have a lot more negotiation than we see. In a ten minute slot, sometimes they decide that the presentation is the main thing to show the viewer. Occasionally it’s a longer section of the negotiations. However five minutes of her suggesting a percentage and him turning it down would not make great tv
She sold 20M and (most likely) has a house on the water that is upside down. I am pretty sure she went in with a number in her head. Sometimes getting the deal is a lot less stressful than losing a deal through greedy negotiations.
I love how Mark is always encouraging and excited when someone is grinding from scratch and they're business is blossoming without the help of the sharks already. How much are you paying yourself 175k "good for you" sometimes as a small business owner without a deal thats all you need to know your on the right side of things
Out of the blue? His trustworthiness was questioned. Be trustworthy is a scout law. Only 6% of scouts become eagle scouts. 20% of sailors pass buds and become seals. It's a tenant of why we are america. Read. Learn.
Did anyone else feel a little uncomfortable watching the last guy get run over by mark and the others? He came off as genuine and kind and they didn’t seem very nice to him lol
yo, yes. Marc is such a bully. I can't stand him. Kevin is at least funny when he's mean. Marc is a friggen pitbull that goes beserk when you cross on the opposite side of his street.
To be fair these pitches can be 1-2 hours long and it’s cut down for RU-vid. They had like 7x more exposure to the guy and 7x more opportunities to sense a snake
@@helloimclaudioHe didn’t scam them, he made them rich, kept the money flowing in & the owners felt they deserve more without lifting a finger. When money starts to come in, it blinds people.
"Daymond had friends at Marvel Comics and they wanted to make a Spiderman Spikeball set. We consider Spikeball a sport. If we made a Spiderman-branded set, my fear was that people would think it was a toy.That cheapened the product for me. He knows a lot about licensing but that wasn’t in the playbook for us. I didn’t want to do a deal just for the sake of doing a deal. We didn’t need the money. There were no hard feelings. But our deal was dead before the show aired in May 2015."
Bubba's Q boneless Ribs update: "As of May 2023, the company ceased production, stating on its website that "what began as an exciting opportunity on 'Shark Tank' quickly turned into a nightmare." Al Baker's daughter accused Daymond John and Rastelli Foods of excluding them from important business conversations, attempting to take ownership of their patent, and withholding the vast majority of Bubba's Q profits. The company also launched a Go Fund Me to help fund their legal battle, prompting John and Rastelli Foods to file for temporary restraining orders against the Baker family, as well as an order to cease and desist. According to the L.A. Times, the Bakers claim that the $300,000 for 30% equity deal was later changed to $100,000 for 35% equity without their knowledge; they lost control of the company's bank accounts; and John and Rastelli only gave them about 4% of the profits. John later posted a TikTok sharing his side of the story, in which he accused the Bakers of spreading "false narratives" and breaking their confidentiality agreement."
lmao at "The deal was changed with-out their knowledge". Why did they sign the deal if they weren't happy with it? Plus, which business other than politics uses social media for their issues? They either wanted $, fame or both, else they would have won the court case if their allegations were true.
Sharks were absolutely trippin on the last guy. Especially Mark who’s usually my favorite but he woke up on the wrong side of the bed that day. Didn’t get an arrogant vibe from him at all
I feel sorry for that second humble successesful lady, she got insalted by sharky offers, I've never seen the sharks that greedy before, she literally got millions in sales and got plans for later sales. Daymond was good partner but not at 35 she could get him for 20 or 25 max
Daymond licks his lips when she says 98 countries and that all she needs is production, and that she's a slow little turtle just trying to make sure everything is done right, lol. Very good observation about successful people, some types, maybe, and I appreciate her appearance on the Shark Tank. 🥰 If she'd seen that 🤤😛she could have tried lowballing him.
I wonder how much physical involvement other than money these Sharks play in these businesses,how do they manage to be fully invested into 100's of different companies. Think of how many deals took place since the beginning of Shark. Pretty crazy
I usually agree when Cuban for calling out scams on the tank. But that Titin one seems kind of fine to me. They shouldve marketed it as perfecting an old way of weight training instead
Mark wants to pretend he understands science, this guy was a mechanical engineer at GA Tech, one of the best schools for the sciences in the world. I wish he would’ve said that at the start it would’ve shut him up.
@@baxoutthebox5682yeah it’s kinda sad they all literally bashed him and Kevin called him a dick. He never was a dick at all they all hoped on mark’s bandwagon
“It’s a great product, I love you, your sales, evaluation, and your presentation. What you’re asking for is more than fair and I can really see this being a global success, and for those reasons I’m out” - Barbara
As of 2024, Spikeball's estimated net worth is over $50 million, and the company continues to innovate. They have introduced new product lines like the Glow in the Dark Kit and the Spikeball Rookie Kit, catering to different segments of their audience. The company also supports numerous events hosted by local roundnet organizations across the US, Canada, and Europe
However, the deal with Daymond never actually closed due to creative differences. Daymond wanted to market Spikeball as a toy, whereas Ruder saw it as a sport.
Omg I remember buying a pair of this in a lil' boutique store, they were one of my favorite shoes! Wore them out completely, loved the product but couldn't remember the name/etc! I can't wait to get another pair!!
I saw spike ball at dicks sporting goods looked up the company when I just saw this and was amazed how successful this business is I think it comes down to how they demonstrated it and played the game well done !
They took advantage of the shoe lady, shame on them. They knew she was weak in certain areas and used that to their advantage. I don't even like the shark Tank people anymore. They showed their true colors and preyed on the weak.
@@ignaciorubio2955my school in South-East Asia just had a spikeball/roundnet tournament this year. Just goes to show how far this sport has spread if they can come all the way here
One sole being so successful, really could’ve sold for lower equity Tintin guy was trying his best I didn’t think he was arrogant he tried answering all Qs and apologized for their upsets 😅
Even with a product Barbara does love like the shoes, she goes out if she has to do alittle work. She wants half a company to just use her money and she sits back. The products she does win out on are basically dollar tree gadgets that don't need much work to go on the shelves.
The Titin guy was very funny, like the sharks said “romancing the truth,” very confident in his product, we have proven our product works through validation of multiple universities, he could go on and on “I’m Batman” “I’m Bruce Wayne”
In the dragons den, when people turn up with purchase orders, they are advised to get a bank loan to fund it rather than give away equity. Couldn't the same be done in the US?
@@jaynebutler3342 There are other companies that will offer you a loan if you have proof of purchase orders. They are just very predatory with the interest they charge.
Banks don't loan you money if you don't have a collateral aka a full-time job that makes a high salary OR a house. They don't take a risk of loaning you money when they know you can go bankrupt and your business isn't stable. You need like 3 years of sales for them to consider loaning you money
_This is awesome._ _I remember when I first saw this years back, it reminded me of a game I created, and all my neighbors started playing it wit me._ _I called it WallSquare!_ _(It's basically a fusion of Wallball and Four Square.)_ _I created diff rules and styles (like KickSquare - a fusion of 4 Square and Kickball, & HeadSquare - Where you can only hit the ball wit your head.)_ _It was so fun back in da day and I became da goat of it in my cul-de-sac! Lol_ _Jus grab a piece of chalk and a bouncey rubber ball (kickball size) and it's time to play!_
With Daymond John, it really depends on what product or service I am pitching. If it's clothing or some other kind of apparel, absolutely I will take a deal with FUBU King himself. That's his specialty or focus. But if it's software, that's not his forte.
Idk if he is legit. i saw a youtube which is trending recently saying he is a scammer and scammed one of the shark tank partners. They are filing a lawsuit against daymond
I can never look at Daymond in the same way, after his robbery of the de-boned rib company. He *outright* robbed those people, then used lawfare, to keep them from getting their company, and FAIR, AGREED UPON profits back. Just sickening, really.
Same, it makes me sick to my stomach. He also used law to stop them from "defaming him" because they were telling the truth about him scamming them. Now, they have to stay quiet about it...
My stomach turns when someone accepts Daymond’s offer now. This guy is such a sus bucket. Especially when he says he wants to do a deal alone. It’s probably because he doesn’t ‘t want the other sharks to see his fraudulent business practices. Bubba’s math truly adds up and Daymond’s response to them screams guilty. He doesn’t bring up any receipts just posts a general video as response and then restraining order.
I’m finally noticing the ways Kevin gaslights people 😅 he always brings up allll the problems they’ve had in running a business - before he gives a very sharky very Kevin offer lol
There's a huge research moment we don't see after the shark's make an impulse offer. Too bad they don't make an after offer episode, we see what happens to the deals after the episode. Not just the once every 3-4 seasons when we see 3 successes. Makes it seem like deals go bust
