Lights, Camera, Sports: How American Celebrities are Redefining Football Ownership
Atharva Suryavanshi Atharva Suryavanshi

Lights, Camera, Sports: How American Celebrities are Redefining Football Ownership

From iconic musicians and revered actors to business magnates with a flair for the limelight, a star-studded cast of American celebrities has embarked on a journey that sees them not only as spectators in the stands, but also as active participants in the ownership of these hallowed clubs. This fusion of glitz, glamour, and the beautiful game is proving to be a spectacle of its own – one that mirrors the spirit of competition and ambition intrinsic to the sport itself.

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The Matildas Outshine Australia's Ashes Cricketers in Monday Night TV Ratings
Jacob Colangelo Jacob Colangelo

The Matildas Outshine Australia's Ashes Cricketers in Monday Night TV Ratings

In a spectacular clash of sports and television viewership, the Matildas, Australia's national women's soccer team, emerged victorious in the TV ratings battle against Australia's Ashes cricketers. The Matildas' outstanding performance during the FIFA Women's World Cup captured the hearts of millions of viewers, leaving cricket in their wake.

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SlamBall: The High-Flying Return of a Cult Sport
Jacob Colangelo Jacob Colangelo

SlamBall: The High-Flying Return of a Cult Sport

In the early 2000s, SlamBall took the sports world by storm with its unique blend of above-the-rim basketball and football's physicality. Combining fast-paced action with gravity-defying trampoline moves, it left fans in awe of the athleticism on display. Although the sport seemed to fade away, recent viral clips and growing interest have paved the way for SlamBall's triumphant return.

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Breaking Tradition: Wimbledon Allows Coloured Undershorts for Female Players
Jacob Colangelo Jacob Colangelo

Breaking Tradition: Wimbledon Allows Coloured Undershorts for Female Players

Wimbledon, one of the most prestigious tennis tournaments in the world, is known for its strict adherence to tradition. However, in a subtle but significant move, the All England Club, which hosts Wimbledon, has decided to break from tradition and introduce a new rule allowing female players to wear coloured undershorts. This change, approved unanimously by the board after consultations with players, aims to alleviate the anxiety and stress that female athletes experience when competing while on their period.

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Sports Big Disruptor: Saudi Arabia
Jacob Colangelo Jacob Colangelo

Sports Big Disruptor: Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince, Mohammed Bin Salman, is spearheading a transformation of his nation's image on both the global stage and among its own population of 35 million people. The country has long faced criticism for its human rights abuses, restrictions on freedom of speech and women's rights, and the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. To counter these negative perceptions and cater to its young and burgeoning population, Bin Salman has turned to sports as a key tool for change.

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An Esports First: The LCS Players Association's Walkout
Jacob Colangelo Jacob Colangelo

An Esports First: The LCS Players Association's Walkout

The 2023 LCS Summer split was in jeopardy after the members of the LCS Players Association (LCSPA) voted in favour of a walkout. This unprecedented collective action highlighted the deep divide between Riot Games and the LCSPA regarding certain issues related to the future of the North American League of Legends, resulting in the first walkout in esports history.

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Recapping the Reverse Boycott: Fans Rally Against Oakland Athletics' Ownership
Jacob Colangelo Jacob Colangelo

Recapping the Reverse Boycott: Fans Rally Against Oakland Athletics' Ownership

Years of discontent among the Oakland Athletics’ fan base reached what perhaps was a crescendo last week at the Coliseum, as more than 27,000 fans poured in to protest owner John Fisher. It was a raucous event, dubbed a “reverse boycott” because fans were out to show that the team’s issues aren’t due to a lack of local support.

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Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy Revolutionise Golf with High-Tech Indoor League
Angus Yeates Angus Yeates

Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy Revolutionise Golf with High-Tech Indoor League

Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy's TGL startup venture aims to revolutionize golf with a high-tech, indoor golf experience. The league, in partnership with the PGA Tour, will feature six teams competing in 18-hole matches on Monday nights in Florida. With a focus on fan engagement, the matches will be played on a virtual course with live coverage on primetime TV.

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