
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 | Weekly | Episodes | 99 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Sir Andrew Strauss is the last England Captain to win the Ashes in Australia. So what better time to get him in the hotseat. Aside from the timing being perfect, this is a show I have wanted to do from day one. That is not just because he is one of E... more
Emily Frazer is the CEO of Matchroom Multi Sport. She's led the charge in transforming sports like 9-ball pool into fast-growing, commercially compelling global properties, building new formats, elevating athlete storytelling, and bringing fresh audi... more
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Rugby is facing a massive few years. A battle to demonstrate financial sustainability, the need for players to build brands that can compete with sport’s biggest stars, a threat to established systems from challenger leagues; it’s sink or swim time, ... more
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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.
I only listened because one of them is married to my sister but it was actually pretty good
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Focusing on the intersection of sports and business, a variety of high-profile guests share their insights and experiences in this engaging series. Topics range from financial sustainability in football clubs and the pressures of professional sports careers to the impact of technology and market dynamics in sporting industries. Noteworthy discussions often emphasize the importance of balancing ambition with pragmatic financial planning, illustrating the complex landscape faced by sports organizations today. Unique episodes explore personal transitions from athlete to entrepreneur, providing valuable lessons for anyone interested in the business side of sports.
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Recent guests on Business of Sport include:
1. Bex Smith
2. Mark Hammond
3. Dominic Thiem
4. Peter McCormack
5. Carl Frampton
6. Nicolas Julia
7. Jimmie Johnson
8. Simon Leslie
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