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Sports Ownership, Investing in Sports, Sports Trading Cards, How to Land a Job in Sports

Sports ownership is changing.What used to be reserved for billionaires and major ownership groups is becoming more accessible through smaller clubs, emerging leagues, and alternative sports assets.In this episode of The Constant Sports Podcast, I sit down with Chris Carter, minority owner of Carrick Rangers, to break down:• What sports ownership actually looks like• Why investors are entering emerging sports markets• The economics behind smaller clubs• Sports cards as investable assets• The future of sports investing and ownershipThis conversation is a deep dive into the business side of sports that most fans never see.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Find Constant Sports on the SocialsInstagram: Constantsports1Twitter: Constantsports1LinkedIn: Constant SportsTik Tok: /Constantsports1Enjoyed this video? Please leave a like and subscribe! - ‪ @ConstantSports  [https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCegkFesjbEqIAfA2z8ehWzg] Subscribe to our newsletter: https://constant-newsletter-085c66.beehiiv.com/

Racquet Sports Are Exploding.....Here’s Why | Racquet 360 Raises $9 Million

Tennis. Padel. Pickleball. Racquet sports are growing faster than almost any category in the world — and there’s a deeper shift happening behind it. In this episode of The Constant Sports Podcast, I sit down with Emiliano Abramzon, Founder & CEO of Racquet360, to break down how technology, data, and participation are reshaping the future of racquet sports. We cover: • Why racquet sports are booming globally • The rise of padel and pickleball • How technology is changing player development • Why data is becoming essential for athletes at every level • The business opportunities inside racquet sports • What the next 5–10 years look like for this category If you want to understand where sports participation is heading — this is the episode.

The Next Big Sports Investment Isn’t a Team, It’s Sports Medicine

What if one of the biggest investment opportunities in sports isn’t a team, a league, or a media company… but sports medicine? In this episode of the Constant Sports Podcast, Conner Schenk sits down with Sanj Singh to break down why sports medicine, recovery, diagnostics, and human performance could become one of the most valuable sectors in the entire sports ecosystem. We discuss: * Why sports medicine is often misunderstood as a “support function” * How patents and IP in this space can create massive enterprise value * Where investors are paying attention in performance, recovery, and athlete health * Why human performance may be one of the biggest future bets in sports * How sports, health, science, and business are starting to merge If you care about: sports business, sports investing, sports tech, athlete performance, human optimization, or healthcare innovation — this episode is for you.

The Sports Tech Boom: Startups, Data & the Future of Sports | Sterling Mack from Sports Tech Atlanta

What’s really happening behind the scenes in sports? Startups, data platforms, AI, and founders are reshaping the industry faster than ever. In this episode, I talk with Sterling Mack, founder of Sports Tech Atlanta, about the rise of sports tech and where the biggest opportunities exist. We dive into: • Sports tech startup trends • Investment and funding in sports • The real challenges of building in sports • How to break into the industry • The future of innovation across leagues and teams

How Fanchize Is Reinventing the Sports Fan Experience

Sports fandom is evolving. Fans want more than tickets and merchandise — they want connection, participation, and influence. In this episode of the Constant Sports Podcast, Conner Schenk sits down with Jeff Holland, Founder and CEO of Fanchize, to explore the future of fan engagement and how platforms like Fanchize are reshaping the relationship between sports organizations and their audiences. We dive into: • The rise of fan-driven sports platforms • How loyalty contracts can deepen fan engagement • Why sports teams are becoming media communities • The business opportunities behind fan ownership models • Where the next wave of sports innovation will come from This episode is sponsored by /mkt, the marketplace for investing in athlete earnings. Learn more at https://www.sportsmkt.com/ [https://www.sportsmkt.com/]