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Infrastructure Is Destiny: Why the U.S. Sports Economy Outpaces Everyone

Infrastructure Is Destiny: Why the U.S. Sports Economy Outpaces Everyone

A recent Oliver Wyman chart puts hard numbers to what dealmakers have long intuited: the United States leads the global sports economy by a wide margin, with sports contributing 2.8% of GDP, compared to 2.3% in Europe and just 1.3% in the Middle East.

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What’s Driving Sports Betting and Tech Deals Right Now

What’s Driving Sports Betting and Tech Deals Right Now

Global sports betting soars to $298B, Sony reshapes tennis media, and Magic Johnson's empire expands. Plus: Big Ten's $2.4B PE play and the rise of eSports betting infrastructure.

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Global Sports Betting Outlook 2025–2035

Global Sports Betting Outlook 2025–2035

Insights on growth, consumer behavior, and the structural pressures defining the next decade of sports betting.

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Sports Media Rights Shatter $60B Barrier — Who’s Cashing In?

Sports Media Rights Shatter $60B Barrier — Who’s Cashing In?

Sports media just hit a record $60B, as streaming giants and investors race to own the world’s most valuable entertainment asset.

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The $30B Data Play: Why Sports Analytics Is Entering Its Platform Era

The $30B Data Play: Why Sports Analytics Is Entering Its Platform Era

A decade ago, sports analytics was a back-office function—crunching numbers on shot selection, load management, or defensive efficiency.

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The Global Sports Media Rights Boom: A Market at Peak Momentum

The Global Sports Media Rights Boom: A Market at Peak Momentum

The sports media rights market has entered a new era of record valuations and expanding global influence.

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Inside the Billions: The World’s Most Expensive NBA Arenas Revealed

Inside the Billions: The World’s Most Expensive NBA Arenas Revealed

Basketball’s new frontier isn’t on the court—it’s in the architecture. With billion-dollar arenas redefining urban growth, the NBA is building more than venues; it’s constructing ecosystems.

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The Business of Basketball Infrastructure: How NBA Arenas Are Redefining the Economics of Sports Entertainment

The Business of Basketball Infrastructure: How NBA Arenas Are Redefining the Economics of Sports Entertainment

The evolution of NBA arenas mirrors the broader transformation of sports as both a cultural enterprise and a sophisticated investment class.

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Djokovic Bets Big on Biofabric: From Rehab to $100M Brand

Djokovic Bets Big on Biofabric: From Rehab to $100M Brand

Automation is quietly taking over the sidelines — from robotic turf tech to wearable recovery gear — redefining how performance, maintenance, and money move through modern sports.

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Robots, Sensors, and the Silent Revolution in Sports Field Management

Robots, Sensors, and the Silent Revolution in Sports Field Management

Investors chasing edge in the sports infrastructure market may want to look down—literally. The latest investment frontier isn’t in scoreboards, suites, or streaming apps. It’s in the turf.

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F1’s Cash Circuit, OTT Showdowns & Gaming’s New Hybrid Beast

F1’s Cash Circuit, OTT Showdowns & Gaming’s New Hybrid Beast

From billion-dollar rights to esports-betting fusion, sports and streaming are colliding fast. The new game is digital, data-driven, and global.

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Streaming’s New Power Play in Sports

Streaming’s New Power Play in Sports

In 2025, streaming platforms are expected to invest $12.5 billion in global sports media rights — a 25% year-over-year increase that will account for 20% of total media rights spend.

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