
The show that takes you behind the scenes with the industry's biggest owners, operators and athletes. It's the game you don't see!
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 158 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

In the summer weeks when tennis is front and centre, USTA CEO Craig Tiley joins us as tennis faces both a bucket load of major opportunities to take advantage of and challenges to overcome. Player pay, demanding audiences, (lack of) centralised gover... more
England are still alive at the World Cup, but only just, and as the tournament properly gets going, Thomas Tuchel’s big selection calls are starting to look a little more uncomfortable. We’ll get into that, before heading to Wimbledon where Serena Wi... more
County cricket. This is long overdue. If we wanted to do this properly, the was really only one place to start, so I’m delighted to welcome Colin Graves to the show. Colin has held positions at the top of international and domestic cricket as Chair o... more
With two weeks of edge of your seat football, it’s fair to say that the World Cup is delivering on the pitch. But what about all the noise around tickets and pricing and non-football exploits that dominated the news pre-tournament? Time to check in o... more
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Brilliant brilliant show I’m enjoying this keep it coming
A terrific insight into the inner workings of the world of sport. Thoroughly enjoying deep dives into different sports on The Breakdown.
These two hosts aren’t half bad….
the episode with Steve Bruce was fantastic
Loved the podcast, super interesting. Can’t wait to see who else they get on.
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The show provides sharp, data-driven conversations about the business side of sports, exploring governance, finance, sponsorship, and leadership across football, rugby, tennis, and emerging leagues. Episodes frequently feature senior executives, club owners, agents, and union leaders, offering practical insights into strategy, growth, and the human costs behind big decisions. It's likely to appeal to listeners who want the inside track on how sports organizations are built, financed, and run, with a pragmatic, sometimes provocative edge that connects on-pitch performance to long-term value and sustainability.
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Recent guests on Business of Sport include:
1. Colin Graves
2. Monty Panesar
3. Liam Scully
4. Jean-Eric Vergne
5. Kirsty Coventry
6. Kieran Gibbs
7. Kyle Edmund
8. Tymal Mills
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