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insidersport.com | Kieran O'Connor
Berlin’s incumbent government is facing criticism from opposition parties and the general public after revealing ambitions to host the Olympic and Paralympic Games. The ruling party wants to bring the Olympics to Germany, Berlin Sports Minister Iris Spranger announced on May 27. The plans outline a desire to host a sustainable Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2036, 2040 or 2044 across a range of cities, Berlin included.
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insidersport.com | Kieran O'Connor
West Ham United and London Stadium have secured two separate partnerships with BrewDog, making the brewery the official beer provider for both the Premier League club and its home ground. West Ham’s partnership with BrewDog, announced on May 28, kicks off with a grassroots football initiative, supporting local teams in East London. BrewDog will provide branded kits to clubs at Hackney Marshes and Romford Rec.
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paymentexpert.com | Kieran O'Connor
While neobanks have been a welcome addition to the payments space, they’re also emerging as hubs for payment risk. Challenger banks have experienced significant growth in recent years. Revolut, for example, totalled over 52.5 million customers by the end of 2024, an increase from 38 million the year prior. In addition to customers attracted to payment products not available from traditional institutions, a big reason for this growth is how easy it is to open an account.
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insidersport.com | Kieran O'Connor
UFC heavyweight champion Tom Aspinall has secured a partnership with American sportswear brand Champion, further expanding his commercial footprint across multiple industries. Announced today (May 28), the collaboration includes his debut capsule named HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION. Created in collaboration with Aspinall, the range features performance-focused apparel alongside lifestyle-inspired designs, including Champion’s signature Reverse Weave hoodie.
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1 week ago |
insidersport.com | Kieran O'Connor
Enhanced Games Founder Aron D’Souza has reacted to criticism from the China Anti-Doping Agency (CHINADA), which likened the event to a “drug contest”. CHINADA condemned the event on May 23, likening it to a “gladiator show” and criticising its slogan: “The achievements of science and technology should be celebrated.” The agency argued the competition distorts the essence of sport, turning it into a “drug contest” rather than a fair athletic competition.
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