The SportBusiness Podcast15 Aug 2025

Riding the storm: EPL ‘to buck global downturn in next cycle’

Welcome to The SportBusiness Podcast, getting you informed on the biggest stories in the global sports industry.

This week, Frank Dunne joins the pod to shed light on the evolution of the Premier League’s media rights sales and boldly predicts continued increases in international revenues going forward.

Matthew Glendinning and Jonathan Rest discuss the America’s Cup and the new landmark F1-style strategy poised to shake up the commercial and competitive structure of future events.

We also pay tribute to Josh Burack, the highly-respected and well-loved industry executive who sadly passed away on August 8. Martin and Josh’s business partner and friend, Nick Haigh, join the call to reflect on Josh’s career and recount some wonderful stories.

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Host: Catherine Davies

Contributors: Frank Dunne, Matthew Glendinning, Jonathan Rest, Martin Ross and special guest Nick Haigh

Editors: Lumi Lehmuskallio, Gwen Gourvellec

Sources:

1. In Focus: English Premier League

2. Masters rules out Premier League games abroad

3. Tributes paid to ‘revered and vibrant’ Josh Burack

4. America’s Cup models F1 in commercial shake-up

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