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About a year ago notable entrepreneur and former owner of the Dallas Mavericks Mark Cuban sold his majority stake in the team to the Adelson family. Initially, no one knew

The convergence of sports, media, and technology has created a lot of opportunities. As a result, several new leagues are popping up across the world. In the past 10 years,

AT&T Fan Zone at the NCAA Final Four Fan Fest produced by Bluewater Technologies.

I know what you’re thinking. Not another NIL list… However, given how much innovation is happening throughout the industry, we felt it was necessary. The NIL space is still in

It's 14 years later and the vision has changed. Nowadays, many athletes are more synonymous with Marc Andreessen and Mark Zuckerburg than Drake or Jimmy Iovine. They are not trying

Currently, the total racquet sports industry is worth over $9B according to RaqcuetX, an all-racquet-sports festival. And that's not including money spent building new courts, upgrading existing ones, sponsoring celebrity

This generation of sports fans is less engaged, more isolated, and spends on average 7.2 hours in front of screens. It's getting harder to capture the attention of fans with

As a result, many tech companies have started to emerge in the sport. Many teams and leagues globally have also built their respective innovation hubs and accelerators including the the

Check out what's taken shape over the past week or so. First, StatusPro, a sports technology company that combines data with augmented and virtual reality,