The World Cup is returning to the US, and the rules...
Oriana Morrison argues that the 2026 World Cup will mark a decisive break from the past: unlike 1994, foreign teams and players will face...
Why Bare Knuckle Boxing is the fastest-growing combat sport
The UFC was underestimated for years before exploding into the mainstream, and bare knuckle boxing (BKB) is now following that same underdog trajectory, with...
The Olympics clock is ticking toward irrelevance
The Enhanced Games is changing the rules of sport and the Olympics only have Los Angeles 2028 to show they can still compete.It has...
The four shifts that’ll shake sports in 2026
Ed Abis, CEO of Dizplai, defines the areas sports organisations need to address to become future proof. Every January, sports industry predictions read like wishful...
Women’s sport is booming – 2026 will decide if it lasts.
Women's sport has momentum, but as Tammy Parlour writes in her latest for Insider Sport, 2026 must be the year we we turn it...
The NBA’s growth in Europe and the Middle East: The future...
The NBA's David Brody explores how a new generation of European stars, record fan engagement and culture-shaping partnerships are turning Europe and the Middle...
Britain is losing the race for F1’s future
As the US and Gulf states turn Formula One into a strategic industrial asset, Oriana Morrison writes that Britain risks surrendering the engineering cluster...
Halo or hollow? Sky’s TikTok for women’s sport rings false
Sky Sports’ new TikTok channel for female fans was meant to celebrate inclusion. Instead, its tone and framing risk turning women’s sport into a...
The WNBA’s labour reckoning
America’s women’s basketball league is growing up fast. Its pay politics are trying to catch up.As most American sports fans start obsessing over the...
Why sports networks are moving from satellite to IP distribution
LTN’s Rick Young explores why live sports networks are moving from costly satellite to purpose-built IP distribution, unlocking reliability, flexibility and new revenue as...
































