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📌 Olympic Marketing in three numbers: ✅ USD 7.6 billion in revenue generated in the Olympiad 2017-2020/21 ✅ 90% of the revenue is distributed to the wider Olympic Movement to the benefit of athletes. ✅ This means USD 4.2 million is distributed every day. 👉 Read this and much more in the IOC Marketing Media Guide Paris 2024: https://lnkd.in/em_icXGT

How is the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia quickly becoming the combat sports capital of the world? There are exciting developments in MMA and sports growth underway in Saudi Arabia, as Danny Townsend, CEO of SRJ Sports Investments, discusses the impactful partnership with the Professional Fighters League (PFL). In this excellent piece of coverage by Timothy JR Wheaton, who's out there right now, we learned about how this collaboration is aiming to elevate combat sports in the region, starting with the PFL vs. Bellator event tomorrow on February 24 at the Riyadh Season | موسم الرياض. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to expand into other regions, including the Middle East, Australia, and Latin America. The partnership between SRJ and PFL is focused on promoting fitness, sport, and providing pathways for young aspiring MMA athletes in Saudi Arabia. Townsend emphasizes the importance of localizing global sports to create world-class events that inspire participation and excellence in sports within the kingdom. Peter Murray, CEO of the PFL, aligns this effort with Saudi Vision 2030, aiming to develop a world-class MMA ecosystem in Saudi Arabia. This endeavor includes working with the Saudi MMA Federation and other sports federations to nurture talent from the grassroots level to the professional stage. Townsend also highlights the broader vision of developing a robust sports economy in Saudi Arabia, capable of hosting world-class events and fostering champions in MMA and other sports. This vision represents a significant opportunity for Saudi athletes and the sports sector as a whole. As the PFL, Saudi Arabia, and SRJ Sports Investments kick off their collaboration with the upcoming event, it marks the beginning of a promising journey towards achieving these ambitious goals in the sports industry. 🌟 #sportsbusiness #investements #mena #mma via Arabs MMA LLC

Celebrating Saudi Sports Transformation: Paving the Way for a Cultural Shift! 🌐🇸🇦 In the wake of the remarkable achievements by the Saudi Olympic and Paralympic Committee, the cultural transformation resonating in sports is nothing short of extraordinary. CARMA envisions its role in accentuating the broader impact of this transformation on the Kingdom's image at large and, more specifically, on esteemed organizations like the Olympic Committee. As Saudi Arabia undergoes significant cultural shifts, CARMA can play a pivotal role in measuring the impact of these transformations on the Kingdom's image globally. Our comprehensive media monitoring services can gauge the resonance of these sports developments in international media, shedding light on how they contribute to shaping perceptions of Saudi Arabia on a broader scale. Furthermore, CARMA can provide tailored insights to the Olympic Committee, offering a nuanced understanding of how these achievements influence their global reputation. By analyzing media coverage, sentiment, and public discourse, we can assist the Committee in making informed decisions to enhance their communication strategies, fostering positive engagement with stakeholders and the international community. In essence, CARMA can serve as a strategic partner in not only monitoring the narrative but also in providing actionable insights to leverage the positive impact of these transformative sports initiatives. Together, we can showcase the Kingdom's commitment to cultural evolution and sports inclusivity on the global stage, reinforcing a positive and dynamic image for Saudi Arabia. 🌍🏅 Saudi Olympic & Paralympic Committee | اللجنة الأولمبية والبارالمبية السعودية Ministry of Sport – وزارة الرياضة #CARMAInsights #SaudiSportsTransformation #GlobalImpact #CulturalShift #OlympicCommitteeEngagement

Arabia's Sporting Renaissance: From F1 to Football 🌟 A Transformation in the World of Sports 🌏   The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, often criticized for human rights issues, is making bold strides in the sports world. As the sole candidate to host the 2034 World Cup, they're not only investing in football but also Formula 1, golf, equestrian, and boxing.   In a move to reshape its image, the oil-rich kingdom has embraced a multitude of internationally recognized sports events, challenging convention.   Saudi Arabia's commitment to hosting the 2034 World Cup has sparked global debates, and it's not their only ambitious endeavour. 👉 From hosting Formula 1 races in Jeddah to luring football legends like Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema, they are leaving no stone unturned in sports investments. 👉The launch of the LIV Golf circuit has sent shockwaves through professional golf, attracting top players and massive earnings. 👉In the world of boxing, they've become a hub for high-profile matches, quashing sport-washing allegations.   Saudi Arabia is more than just an oil-rich nation; it's positioning itself as a sports powerhouse. With events like the Masters Next Gen tennis and the Dakar Rally, they're ushering in a new era for global sports.   What are your thoughts on this transformation? Credit: nextgenatpfinals.com

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🥊 Qatar is challenging Saudi Arabia as the combat sports capital of the world as the world’s largest martial arts organization. One Championship announces One 166: Qatar, a mega event featuring five championships across MMA, Muay Thai, Kickboxing, and Submission Grappling, to be held in Doha on March 1st, 2024. #playbookmiddleeast Partners:  Presenting Partner: Qatar Tourism Media Partner: Media City Qatar  Official Partner: Ooredoo Group, a leading Qatari telecom company 🎟️Early bird tickets are on sale and range from QR100 to QR8500 for VVIP. But there are skeptics to of One’s financial performance…. The organization reportedly suffered a $111 million loss in 2021, in the same year the Qatari government co-led One’s 2021 $150 million round of investment. DealStreetAsia also reported the organization’s revenue in 2022 to be between US$5 million and US$8 million. Still, Chairman and CEO Chatri Sityodtong stated that the investment phase of their business is coming to a close, and they are on track for $200 million in revenue in 2024. 📺Much like Formula 1, One Championship has turned to production to expand its brand worldwide and diversify revenue by leveraging the globally popular The Apprentice Show. The Apprentice: One Championship Edition is returning on Netflix for its second season later this month. Competitors will battle it out for a $250,000 job offer at the organization’s headquarters in Singapore under Chairman Sityodtong. ❓Will this finally be the year that One comes out on top? With the increasing competition in combat sports, given the Professional Fighters League's explosion, how will One fair in the global competition for eyeballs? __________ For more news and analysis on the emerging sports economies of Africa and the Middle East, check out Playbook - Sports Business for Emerging Markets. Photo: Sports Illustrated

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Star athletes, fantastic planning, superb marketing, great venue and well organized - but,  get this aspect wrong and none of those will count in your favour…. FIBA’s Secretary-General has accepted that mistakes in ticket pricing have contributed to disappointing attendances at the 2023 Basketball World Cup.The World Cup was played across The Philippines, Japan and Indonesia. Attendance was expected to break the 700,000 mark (the opening game saw 38,000 spectators) with Okinawa in Japan averaged 85% occupancy, but games in Jakarta, Indonesia were little more than 60% filled. There were strong sales in the most expensive (the USA match tickets topped out at US$481) and cheapest ticket categories (as low as US$8), but less success in mid-range tickets. “I was several times in the venue where the fourth and fifth tiers were full, the first tier was full, and the second and third were not. So that’s where you immediately see the impact of pricing. And this happened several times, so perhaps we can say that the second and the third tiers were higher priced than would have been the market-acceptable price.” - Andreas Zagklis. He added: “The hall was 50% empty before the start of the matches, and only 75% full at the break. We were wrong in estimating some prices.” Qatar will stage the FIBA World Cup in August-September 2027.