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The Next Wave in Sports
While sports continue to gain global appeal and attract fans all over the world, there remains a sizeable opportunity to engage with fans, regardless of their geography, in more meaningful ways—consequently generating greater business value.
Strong performance across sports teams and leagues
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Scarcity = Substantial Return
The largest leagues maintain wide and exclusive economic moats that have grown substantially in the last decade. The average return from 2002-2021 was 761% (vs. 485 for S&P 500). Source: Buyouts Insider
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Broadcast Contracts
Next year, broadcast rights in North America could surpass $60B. Sports boast some of the largest broadcast rights contracts, while newer distribution formats create greater competition and revenue for the leagues and teams. Source: Front Office Sports
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Private Equity
Several private equity firms have established sports funds that are over-subscribed and can’t spend their capital fast enough in sports teams and sports-related ventures.
Today’s Dynamic Sports Scene: Evolving Now and Into the Future
Today’s Dynamic Sports Scene: Evolving Now and Into the Future

Unlocking New Avenues to Connect With Fans
Live sporting events are no longer the only way for fans to engage with their favorite teams, leagues, players, public figures or organizations. With innovative online and virtual tools—including digital gamification, streaming, social media, and more—industry leaders are now able to blend physical and digital experiences, delighting fans beyond and between the events they attend in-person.
The Opportunity: Transform from a media-centric business model to an engagement model.

Where do you start?
From ticket sales and demand generation to boosts in loyalty, brand relevance and more, there are many benefits to unifying fan experiences across disconnected ecosystems. But it can be challenging to identify the best starting point for your brand. Begin by asking yourself which of these questions or issues you’d like to solve for first.
Taking the first steps: Bringing fans and teams closer together


What Professional Sports Teams Should Consider to Drive Revenue and Protect Financial Investments
Professional sports teams must better understand today’s fans in order to drive growth in the future. They can do this by becoming engagement-centric rather than focusing on media.