
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 | 171 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Mark Walter and the fire sale of his sporting portfolio has dominated the news this week after he sold the LA Lakers for a record $12.5bn in 48 hours. Now with his stake in Chelsea reportedly up for grabs, what would it mean for the club who has had ... more
It’s padel week. 135 shows in, and the most requested sport gets its day. There couldn’t be a better person to take us through the world of a sport that has exploded in popularity over the last 10 years than Nikhil Mohindra. A Team GB professional wh... more
In the week where UEFA, CONCACAF & AFC clubbed together to inform FIFA and Infantino of their collective stance post privatisation scandal, we have to keep across what it means for football and its governance structures moving forward. Add to this a ... more
Have you ever heard of the owner who’s the manager who’s been the CEO as well as the kitman? Well if you haven’t, you’re about to, and this is a serious conversation despite at times seeming comical when you read that out.
Marc White founded Dorking... 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 dives into the business side of sport, spotlighting owners, executives, and athletes who shape leagues, governance, and revenue models. Episodes consistently explore ownership structures, governance reforms, strategic investments, and the evolving economics of football, boxing, tennis, cricket, and other global sports. Notable angles include community ownership, data-driven decision making, multi-channel revenue ecosystems, and the tension between sporting ambition and financial prudence. The format often features candid, unscripted discussions with prominent industry players, delivering practical insights for listeners involved in sports administration, sponsorship, or media rights. A standout trait is the willingness to dissect g... more
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Recent guests on Business of Sport include:
1. Marc White
2. Brett Gosper
3. Frank Smith
4. Seb Coe
5. Mirwan Suwarso
6. Craig Tiley
7. Colin Graves
8. Monty Panesar
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