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  • Fury: The real fight is not in the ring or ad spend, but brand alignment

    Sport Business

    Tonight, when Tyson Fury steps back into the ring, the spectacle will be available live on Netflix to 300m customers worldwide. It is a knockout for audiences. And it will be a showcase event for brand partners too.  However, in high-profile environments like this where brands want to make an impression, it is not just [...]

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  • Padel’s growth phase is largely behind it, so what comes next?

    Sport Business

    Padel hasn’t taken off in the UK by accident. It has grown quickly because it arrived at exactly the right moment. Like many sports, it benefited from Covid-19. At a time when people were looking for ways to stay active and social, padel offered something simple: it was easy to pick up, played in small [...]

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  • Football clubs are starting to build out their legal benches

    Legal

    As they say, if you love what you do, you will never work a day in your life. With the popularity of sports ever-growing, it is no surprise that lawyers are flooding into legal work involving sports. Even the driest M&A deal can be a little more exciting when it involves deals for your favourite [...]

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  • Woods to McIlroy: How Tiger Slam at Masters reshaped economics of sport

    April 7, 2026

    Ahead of the Masters, Nick Keller marks 25 years since Tiger Woods won the Tiger Slam and sports consumption changed forever. When Tiger Woods completed the ‘Tiger Slam’ in 2001 – holding all four major championships at once – it wasn’t just a sporting achievement. It was a cultural marker for how modern sport would [...]

  • Newcastle United and Everton stadium sales are not solutions, they are delays

    April 5, 2026

    There is a growing sense that elite football is attempting to outmanoeuvre its own reality. Not by solving its structural financial challenges, but by creatively working around them. The recent moves involving Newcastle United and Everton’s stadiums are not clever innovations, but symptoms of a system still unwilling to face the truth.  Newcastle’s move to [...]

  • Back of the Netflix: Sports content is fuelling wave of ad-funded streaming

    April 4, 2026

    Owning live rights is no longer the only way for streaming platforms like Netflix to capture sports audiences, writes Chris Keenan.  Could there be a way to engage sports audiences without the billions spent on traditional broadcast rights? It’s this thinking that appears to be shaping Netflix’s latest moves. Over the past year, the streaming [...]

  • World Cup no longer has global audience – and that’s a marketers challenge

    April 4, 2026

    The domestic football season is hurtling towards its conclusion and, despite England’s drab international break and talk of boycotts, World Cup fever is starting to build. Soon, wallcharts will be pinned up, vintage England kits pulled out from the back of the wardrobe, and Three Lions will find its way onto office playlists. However, this [...]

  • Investec Champions Cup organisers should meddle with knockouts

    April 3, 2026

    On Wednesday the amount of tickets still available for Harlequins’ Investec Champions Cup round of 16 fixture against Sale Sharks was well over 6,000. Against their registered capacity of 14,800, that could result in an attendance of less than 9,000 – or around 40 per cent empty – come Saturday night. It is a better [...]

  • Middlesex CCC needs saving from oblivion so ECB must take bold action

    April 2, 2026

    As the English cricket season begins again, the demise of Middlesex should be ringing alarms bells at fat cats Surrey and the ECB, writes Ed Warner. Of course the forecast is for biting winds across the country this weekend. What did you expect? The English cricket season starts tomorrow.  Expect confected hoopla about The Hundred, [...]

  • Tottenham Hotspur relegation: A black swan event the Premier League needs?

    March 26, 2026

    The Premier League trades on its unpredictability so the relegation of Spurs, one of its ever-present clubs, could offer a Leicester-like lift in a dull season, says Ed Warner. Barnsley, Oldham Athletic, Bradford City, Swindon Town, Portsmouth. Just a few members of the not-so-exclusive club of 16 teams that Tottenham Hotspur fans will be desperate [...]

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