TV money gives NFL leg up if fans can't fill coffers
NFL money from lucrative media deals helps the league weather reduced or no attendance in 2020. Fitch Ratings notes each team’s media revenue at about 250 million annually, underpinning roughly half of the NFL’s 15 billion annual revenue. Analysts warn of potential cap adjustments if fan revenue vanishes, but TV ratings and national contracts give the league stability as other sports struggle.
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Fukuoka to miss Tokyo Olympics to pursue medicine
Kenki Fukuoka plans to forego rugby sevens at the postponed Tokyo Games to focus on medical studies. The Panasonic Wild Knights star left Japan’s national sevens squad amid a 12 month Olympic delay, citing difficulty balancing studies with pro rugby.
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