Over 250,000 enthusiastic football fans converged on Detroit to witness the spectacle of the NFL Draft, setting a new attendance record and underscoring the unwavering passion for America’s favorite sport.Â
It starts with the changes in the front office with the hiring of General Manager Mike Elias and ownership change from the Angelos family to billionaires David Rubenstein and Mike Arougheti. A franchise that once had the characteristics of being cheap is now being run by owners who brought Orioles fans a round of beers on opening day. What could be better than that to start opening day?
Every April, the golfing world converges upon Augusta National Golf Club in anticipation of the Masters Tournament. One of the most iconic moments in Masters history occurred when Tiger Woods made his 24th consecutive cut, setting a new record. But what goes into this incredible tournament? Read on to find out about the business behind the Masters.
With the recent legislation in North Carolina legalizing sports betting, the potential for increased betting activity is high. The impact of this legislation has been profound, with reports indicating that within the first two weeks of legalization, North Carolina generated a staggering $200 million in revenue, setting a pace for a potential $600 million per month.
The recent $3 billion investment into PGA Enterprises, spearheaded by high-profile figures like LeBron James, Drake, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Lindsey Vonn, has sent shockwaves throughout the sports industry.
In a groundbreaking move, UFC CEO Dana White recently announced UFC 306’s monumental shift to the Las Vegas Sphere.
Mahomes’ performance was extraordinary. He showcased his talent, resilience, and leadership on football’s grandest stage. His accolades and admiration from fans and pundits alike is well earned.
Known as one of the most heavily wagered sporting events in the history of North American football, Super Bowl 58, between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers, could be one of the most anticipated sporting events of the year.
Netflix and WWE have stuck a streaming deal, valued at an astounding $5 billion over the next decade. This has undoubtedly sent shockwaves through the entertainment and sports industry.