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🏀【Sports BIZ News】🇹🇼New Taiwanese Professional Basketball League Announced Chairman Wang Wen-Hsiang of the New Taipei Kings, a member of Taiwan's P League Plus, has announced the formation of a new professional basketball league. Over the past three years, he has contributed to the development of Taiwanese professional basketball and proposed the "New League," aiming to integrate the existing PLG and T1 leagues. Nine teams from PLG and T1 have expressed their intention to join, with one additional team from Southeast Asia expected to participate. The name, regulations, and system of the new league will be discussed among the members under principles of fairness and justice. If realized, this will become the largest organization in Taiwan's professional sports leagues, further accelerating the growth of the country's basketball industry. #SportsBiz #Basketball #ProfessionalSports #TaiwanBasketball #PLG #T1League #NewLeague #SportsMarketing #SportsBusiness #BasketballIndustry #WangWenHsiang #NewTaipeiKings #SportsGrowth #SportsDevelopment

African footballers have had impactful stints in Asia, and the J-League is no exception! In my latest blog, I explore the Top 5 African players who have left their mark in Japan's premier football leagues of J1 and the J2 - with stars like Michael Olunga and Peter Utaka having led the way. 🥇🔥 From incredible goal-scoring records to their ability to adapt to a new culture and language, these players have proven that the Asian football market is a valuable alternative for African talent. ⚡ Learn more about these football pioneers and how they’ve paved the way for future African stars to play in Japan one day. Click the link below to read more: https://lnkd.in/gWzQcW_Q #AfricanFootball #JLeague #GlobalTalent #FootballPioneers #performance #mvp #SportsBlog #jleague #asia #content #sportsbiz #sportsmarketing Check out the full post to get the insights!

What is Overseas Basketball Like Overseas Basketball gives so many great opportunities. But maybe one of the best feelings is testing yourself against competition from across the world. 🏀 🌍 Every Overseas basketball league and region brings a different element to the game. So - imo - there is no “ideal region.” Instead, there’s something learn from each corner of the world to put into your GAME. How would you assemble your ultimate Overseas Hooper?

Breaking News: How French basketball turned so many young talents into NBA players Made in France: How the country's basketball system transforms young talents into NBA stars. From innovative coaching to player development, France's basketball culture produces world-class talents like Rudy Gobert, Nicolas Batum, and Evan Fournier. Check out the full Story: https://lnkd.in/dRavaKJs The French model's emphasis on fundamentals and teamwork the same model that The Basketball Factory has adopted which yields consistent highly skilled players in the area. #BasketballSkills #FundamentalsFirst #MrBasicTraining

Very interesting report from the managing director of the NBA for the Asian region. Glimpsing the growth of interest in basketball and the NBA in particular in South Korea. American sport and the approach of teams in management leading the industry in the US still is on the upfront of Global Sport Management. While the Superbowl was a more exclusive American product for inner consumption generally, year-to-year statistics as well as my sense of the out-of-US media coverage of the major American sports event show the expansion of US leagues worldwide. NBA, NHL, and NFL are gonna keep growing for global consumers and fans creating a whole new culture, and that's something to keep an eye on. #sports #sportsmedia #sportsbusiness #nba

Depending on your exact definition of what is a Sport the number of different sports around the world is about 8,000. And new sports are being developed all the time Sport is also more popular than ever with Millennials Yet American Colleges are cutting back on the number of Sports they offer . Yet another illustration of how the power of sport is being dominated by the big players such as Soccer , F1 and American Football

Our latest blog article is now available, and in this week’s topic, we discuss the highest grossing football leagues in Asia! From the  Chinese Super League’s salary restructuring, to the lucrative contracts players can sign in Japan as well as in other leagues. to read more, check out the blog by clicking on the link below: https://lnkd.in/gCbRUXbk  #football #soccer #blog #content   #marketing #sportsmarketing #sportsbusiness  #asia #athletes

Big decisions ahead for European basketball to realize untapped business potential: 2⚽️/1🏀 ratio in football/basketball European fan base × 2 times difference 4ooo/2oo million € ratio in annual revenue × 20 times difference 50/0 million € in rewarding Seville/Gran Canaria - second tier European tournament winners to advance UEFA Champions League/Euroleague Basketball. Recently, National Basketball Association (NBA) hired The Raine Group concluded that basketball ecosystem in Europe&Middle East could generate 3ooo million $ in annual revenue. Sportico reports that new proposals include NBA and FIBA operated - NBA Europe league, taking on what together was done in Africa with Basketball Africa League (BAL). In 2020, FIBA and US investment company GCBH announced about the new entity, FIBA ClubCo, to jointly hold shareholding in Basketball Champions League. In 2026, long-term licenses of Euroleague participating clubs are about to expire as well as ten years the IMG broadcasting rights deal.

As many may know, Japanese sports culture is truly based on "Competition" and "Seriousness" . It is truly different from that of US, where professional and college sports is becoming more and more "Entertainment". The latter is surely making more money, and if you look at things in the order of capitalism , US may be the clear winner. However, if looking at this from a different lens, such as richness in culture, which would you prefer? I found a perfect video clip that explains the competitiveness/seriousness of Japanese sports (baseball), and would like to share! If there are anyone seeing that plans or would like to plan a visit to Japan to watch Japanese sports please let me know as I would love to know the interest!