The UEFA has renewed its deal with BeIN sports at $200 million a year for three years to broadcast Champions League and other games.
Wearable makers like WHOOP, STATSports, Oura, and Catapult are appealing to both athletes and fans, and sometimes connecting them.
DAZN has declined a $1.83 billion offer from Comcast’s Sky Sports to share Serie A broadcasting rights for the next three years.
Dallas Cowboys quaterback Dak Prescott is leaving adidas to sign a five-year sponsorship deal with Jordan Brand.
Spotify CEO Daniel Ek is reportedly set to increase his bid to $2.83 billion to acquire Arsenal from Stan Kroenke.
ESPN is going “all-in” on sports betting, say sources. ESPN is exploring the launch of its own branded sportsbooks.
The NFL wants to expand its International Series. The league is seeking a German city as a host of regular-season games.
GameStop announced its new CEO and CFO will both be former Amazon executives, and its revenue grew 25%, despite an overall loss.
Apple has been careful about what it says about its app store, given its antitrust trial, but it revealed the store’s historical revenue.
In a trend seen since the start of the pandemic, sports bettors are continuing to wager on a game they don’t know much about: table tennis.
