
2 months ago
Thomas Tuchel Blasts World Cup Hydration Breaks for Ruining Match Identity
"It changes the identity of the football match much more than I thought. It breaks the match almost in four quarters," Tuchel said. The England manager claimed the two forced three-minute breaks in either half stop the flow that "adds to the characteristic" of soccer. "In one unbroken half, it builds momentum and battle on the field between the teams."
By Ankit Sharma
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2 months ago
Josh Gordon Claims Super Bowl Is Bigger Than World Cup
Former NFL WR Gordon ignited debate by claiming the Super Bowl is bigger than the FIFA World Cup as it is monetized better. “Super Bowl is a bigger show. It’s a better show. We’re going to have more eyes on it,” Gordon said. While Super Bowl ads cost up to $7 million for 30 seconds, the World Cup generates multi-billion-dollar broadcast deals across 200-plus countries.
By Shubham Bhargav




