Join our daily newsletter At The Bell to receive exclusive market insights
Former Port Adelaide AFL star – turned media personality – Warren Tredrea and co-host Jack Hudson explore the business of sport, today discussing:
- The next AFL broadcast rights $4.5 billion bumper deal for Channel 7 and Foxtel. The contract included a ‘diversity’ clause, sparking fresh debate around corporates being free to hire the ‘best person for the job’;
- They discuss concussion insurance and Zurich’s decision to omit coverage for these injuries for professionals in high-contact sports. Warren Tredrea and Jack Hudson discuss what that means for the AFL;
- The Adelaide 36ers’ sacking of coach Scott Ninnis only weeks out from the 2024-25 NBL season, replacing him with his lead assistant coach, American Mike Wells;
- NBL Sunday games on free to air TV;
- The Perth Wildcats basketball deal, as fan and tech entrepreneur Mark Arena is now officially the new majority owner of the team;
- Rumours Amazon executive chair Jeff Bezos might be looking to buy the NBA Celtics – the price tag is reportedly some $6 billion;
- KFC T20 Big Bash League cricket and David Warner’s Sydney Thunder commitment;
- Soccer star Kylian MBappe’s quest for €55 million ‘unpaid wages’ from Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), after he debuts with Real Madrid;
- Paris Olympics gold medallist and US basketball star Kevin Durant’s move to buy a minority stake in the biggest football (soccer) club in France, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG);
- The new sports streaming service in the US, involving Disney, Fox and Warner Bros;
- Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund offer of a billion euro package to 24 year-old Real Madrid star Vinicius Jr to join the Saudi Pro League – that’s well above his current 20.83 million euro deal;
- American rapper Snoop Dogg’s half a million dollars a day pay packet – or nine million in total – to promote the Paris Olympics; and,
- 12th-placed Olympic pole vaulter Anthony Ammirati’s opportunity: His appendage was blamed for knocking off the bar as he went for 5.7 metres high, a feat which he had previous accomplished. He’s since been offered $390,000 by porn website CamSoda to ‘show off his goods’ in a 60-minute webcam show performance!
Disclaimer: The information provided by The Big Deal does not constitute personal financial/product/investment advice. The information provided is of a general nature only and does not take into account your individual objectives, financial situation or needs.
It should not be used, relied upon, or treated as a substitute for specific professional advice. The Big Deal recommends that you obtain your own independent professional advice before making any decision in relation to your particular requirements or circumstances.
Past performance of any product discussed is not indicative of future performance.
We may at times refer to third parties. Details of these third parties have been provided solely for you to obtain further information about other relevant products and entities in the market.
The material provided in this article is for information only and should not be treated as investment advice. Viewers are encouraged to conduct their own research and consult with a certified financial advisor before making any investment decisions. For full disclaimer information, please click here.
