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Commonwealth Games 2026: Singapore lawn bowlers gear up for first indoor challenge in Glasgow
At this year’s Commonwealth Games, lawn bowls will be played indoors for the first time, and Singapore’s athletes are preparing for the change through overseas training.
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‘It makes me different’: Meet the women breaking world records in lumberjack sports
The BBC finds out what is driving the sports’ increasing popularity with women and what it takes to be the best.
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FIFA emerges as the $9 billion winner as the biggest, brashest World Cup ever draws to a close
The football governing body presided over the most lucrative sporting event in history and is poised to net over $9 billion in revenue for 2026.
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New Bundesliga TV deal in US prioritizes reach over money
The Bundesliga has a new home on American screens after Germany’s top football league left ESPN. The new deal is a sign of the times.
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The World Cup winner will earn $51 million under expanded purse
FIFA expanded the payout for the 2026 World Cup, setting a record with a combined $871 million paid to the 48 participating teams.
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Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin on two sports businesses his multi-billion-dollar conglomerate won’t enter
Fanatics has become one of the most influential companies in sports, building out a massive merchandise, collectibles and sports gambling platform.
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Why Dana White thinks much more of UFC’s future will be Power Slap and boxing
UFC president and CEO Dana White predicted that Power Slap may become as big as his flagship fighting sport at the Game Plan conference in New York.
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World Cup audience stayed bipartisan despite Trump’s prominent role, CNBC survey finds
Nearly half of registered voters watched the 2026 World Cup, with income and education shaping viewership more than party affiliation, the survey found.
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Has Nike lost its ‘cool’ factor? LeBron James weighs in
Nike’s stock has slumped as the sportswear giant faces new competitors and waning influence. LeBron James has some advice on how to regain its ‘cool’ factor.
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‘Crisis’ in youth sports comes into focus after early US World Cup exit
ATLANTA/NEW YORK, July 16 : Another early World Cup exit underscores a fractured youth sports culture in the United States, as the nation hopes to catch up with footballing powerhouses that have no clogs in their talent pipeline.The Americans have not reached the quarter-finals of the global showpiece since 2
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