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The Joe Pomp Show

Joe Pomplianowww.joepompliano.com
Host Joe Pompliano breaks down the most interesting topics in sports business. From athlete investments to media rights deals, you'll leave each episode more informed about the business and money behind sports. Join hundreds of thousands of others and start listening today!
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Episodes

The Logic (And Money) Behind The NBA's Expansion Plan

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver says the NBA isn't currently discussing expansion, but there are already a few markets (and owners) who sit atop the list. So today’s podcast breaks down the league’s expansion process, including potential winners and losers. Enjoy!

Sep 17, 20248 minEp. 344

The UFC Is Spending 10x More Than Normal On Its Event At The Las Vegas Sphere, Still Thinks It Can Be Profitable

Today’s podcast breaks down the details behind the first-ever live sporting event at the $3 billion Las Vegas Sphere, including how Dana White got out of his exclusive contract with MGM, why the UFC spent 10x more than normal on production, and what fans/viewers can expect. Enjoy! Save 30% off your first subscription order & receive a free six-pack of Ketone-IQ with https://ketone.com/JOE

Sep 14, 20248 minEp. 343

Cosm Raises $250 Million To Build Immersive Sports Experiences Worldwide

Cosm’s new immersive sports viewing venues have been going viral every week and many of you have asked me what is happening. So, today, I explain the business behind Cosm, including the company’s financials, strategy, logistics, and long-term goals. Enjoy!

Sep 12, 20245 minEp. 342

How Aston Martin Can Make Adrian Newey's $200 Million Contract Profitable

Adrian Newey, Formula 1’s greatest car designer and engineer, has agreed to join Aston Martin’s F1 team on a deal reportedly worth $200 million over five years. So, today’s podcast breaks down how the company will leverage his knowledge to power its on track success, and, more importantly, make billions of dollars in the process. Enjoy!

Sep 10, 20249 minEp. 341

The NFL's First Game In Brazil Signifies A Shifting International Strategy

Tonight, the NFL will play its first-ever game in Brazil. Many fans and players have raised concerns over travel, security, and air quality, but the bigger storyline is how this game signifies the NFL’s shifting international strategy. Today’s episode breaks it all down. Enjoy!

Sep 06, 20247 minEp. 340

How Dick's Sporting Goods Became One Of The Market's Best Performing Stocks

One of my favorite sports business statistics is that Dick’s Sporting Goods stock is up 623% over the last five years, or 6.5x more than the S&P 500 over the same period. So, today’s podcast breaks down the details, including how Dick’s has used acquisitions to build hundreds of retail stores and why the company’s tech stack could end up being its most profitable product.

Aug 31, 20248 minEp. 338

The Secret Life Of Aaron Rodgers (with award-winning author Ian O'Connor)

Ian O'Connor's newest book details the fascinating life behind one of the NFL's greatest (and most complex) players, Aaron Rodgers. Ian takes me through how he decided to write a biography on Rodgers, how many people he reached out to for interviews (spoiler alert: it's 500!), where Rodgers’ personal life stands today, his regrets regarding commentary around the COVID-19 vaccine, a private fact-checking session with Rodgers in Malibu, and much more. Enjoy! You can buy Ian's new book on Amazon: h...

Aug 15, 202431 minEp. 333

Why No One Wants To Host The Olympics Anymore

Today's podcast breaks down the economics behind this year’s Olympics, including why the International Olympic Committee is seeing fewer and fewer bids each 4-year cycle. Enjoy!

Aug 04, 20246 minEp. 329

How AC Milan's Preseason Tour Lead To Record Sales And Audience Growth

Today’s podcast examines why the world’s biggest football clubs (AC Milan, Barcelona, Real Madrid, Manchester City, etc.) keep scheduling preseason matches in the United States. We’ll use AC Milan, specifically as an example, highlight how the club’s U.S. matches are leading to record sales and audience growth. Enjoy!

Jul 25, 20246 minEp. 325

The Company Allowing Fans To Buy Stock In Their Favorite Athletes

Vestible is an investment platform that allows fans to by stock in their favorite athletes. The company’s co-founders (Parker Graham & Yves Batoba) join me to discuss how they came up with the idea, the regulation process, their first offering with Denver Broncos linebacker Baron Browning, how investors make money, future expansion ideas, and more. Enjoy!

Jul 17, 202436 minEp. 322

How MLS Can Become The World’s Top Soccer League With Camilo Durana

Camilo Durana is the Executive Vice President, Apple Partnership, Properties, & Events at Major League Soccer and Soccer United Marketing. We discuss Lionel Messi’s impact on MLS, the state of the league’s partnership with Apple, Copa America, Leagues Cup, MLS attendance, and much more. Enjoy!

Jul 14, 202425 minEp. 320

Why Wimbledon Leaves $100 Million On The Table

Today’s podcast breaks down the business and money behind Wimbledon, including the financials behind the sport’s most iconic event and why the hosting club leaves nearly $100 million annually on the table. Enjoy!

Jul 09, 202411 minEp. 318

The Boston Celtics Sale Will Break Records

The Boston Celtics are up for sale just two weeks after winning an NBA championship, potentially setting a new NBA record and raising the value of future expansion teams. Today’s podcast breaks it down. Enjoy!

Jul 04, 20248 minEp. 317
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