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...did athletes end up as angel investors? And there's a very common, maybe miss misconception, which is they throw money at stuff they like the look of. There's a clear evolution of the the athlete or the celebrity investor, if you will. You get the ea
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They have a sophisticated institutional grade mentality on change and the value of change, but they also have lots of ordinary income. And the sports properties create a huge tax shield. They are not correlated with health care or tech or finance. Yo
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Aside from all of the performance aspects that Ian just talked about, the protected and defensible moats, the long term recurring visible predictable revenue streams, the scarcity of the assets because the big five leagues, there's only a 150 of them
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It's a lot of math. It's a lot of contract review. But there's nothing that complicated about it once you have access to the information and the people and the decision makers to do your work. You just gotta do the work. Getting access to those deals
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And then internationally, it's been easier for a long time, but it's become more institutional to where we can own stakes in European football teams, formula one teams, other types of businesses that serve the industry as a whole. And it all comes ba
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...started investing, started taking outside private money. Historically, sports teams, certainly in The United States, were just basically rich family toys. And they were inherited by multiple generations and there wasn't really an exit for them. But m
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1% trades of the Broncos, 2% trades of the Broncos, somebody was, you know, partners with a founder who bought control, but then they passed away and their family needs to sell for estate planning purposes, or they just it's done really well for them
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...of of sports investing today? You we wrote a great piece. I think it was maybe a year or two ago, maybe more. I can't remember on this topic. What are your thoughts today? They become trophies for billionaires. I mean, this is don't try to justify th
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...athlete if the very biggest prize you could win all year is $30? Like, you can't. And so that's why I came out the gate and said, okay. We're gonna have a record breaking purse. Like, $60,000 is the top prize for our event. It's a one day event and w
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