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Welcome to The SportBusiness Podcast, getting you informed on the biggest stories in the global sports industry. 


This week, Matthew Glendinning joins Catherine Davies to talk about the emergence of the predictive market sector as a potential game changer in sports sponsorship.


Matthew Williams calls in from Mumbai to report on the latest trends in the Indian sponsorship market, while Jonathan Rest breaks down the latest developments at the Professional Fighters League as it adapts its format, calendar and ownership structure. Plus, a wearable tech spat at the Australian Open.


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Host: Catherine Davies 

Contributors: Matthew Glendinning, Matthew Williams, Jonathan Rest

Editor: Lumi Lehmuskallio

 

Sources: 

1. Polymarket surge continues with MLS deal

2. NCAA calls out college sport prediction markets

3. Kit supply deadline looms for Indian national team

4. Knighthead, 885 up PFL stakes as founder Davis exits

5. Oberlander takes COO role at PFL

6. Tenfield strikes late to net AUF production rights

7. Whoop wearable tech spat hits Australian Open 


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