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X @The Economist
The Economist· 2025-08-05 17:40
“I like to think that this is the year of the women’s-sports bar.” More of them are opening, @rsimjackson tells “The Intelligence”, because the fan bases are growing https://t.co/d8O2vMyx5e ...
X @The Economist
The Economist· 2025-07-30 02:40
The bars are opening in part because the games they screen are more popular than ever. One consulting firm estimates that women’s sports will generate $2.4bn in global revenue this year, up from $981m in 2023 https://t.co/zq0ND1a1bY ...
Eli Manning Talks Sports Investments And The Future Of The New York Giants
CNBC Television· 2025-07-24 15:01
Investment & Business Strategy - Eli Manning invested in X tech due to his passion for football, his positive experience using their shoulder pads, and his belief in the company's innovation and growth potential [2][14] - Manning aims to actively participate in X tech's growth, leveraging his contacts and serving as a spokesperson to expand the business into high schools [4] - Manning invested in NWSL and TGL driven by passion and a desire to help grow the business, with a focus on supporting women's sports and providing role models for his daughters [18][22] - Manning withdrew from pursuing a minority stake in the Giants due to the high cost (even a 1% stake in a company valued at $10 billion is a very big number) and potential conflicts with his broadcasting and coaching roles [16][17] X tech Analysis - X tech's shoulder pads are innovative, prioritizing safety, mobility, and flexibility, which is crucial for quarterbacks [2][8] - X tech initially gained traction in the NFL through word-of-mouth, player endorsements, and connections in equipment rooms, eventually expanding to college and high school markets [13] - X tech's success is attributed to addressing the lack of innovation in shoulder pad technology, offering lighter, more breathable, and more flexible options [12][13] Football & NFL Insights - The NFL does not mandate specific shoulder pad brands, with initial safety concerns focused on helmets and head injuries [11] - The increasing involvement of parents and schools in equipment choices is changing the landscape, with a greater emphasis on safety and performance [5][6] - Mobile quarterbacks are becoming the norm, requiring the ability to extend plays, move in the pocket, and scramble [44][45] - The NFL is proactive in educating players about gambling to maintain the integrity of the game [50]