Despite a rich history in various sports, Asia faces challenges in producing elite track stars. Factors such as limited resources, insufficient coaching expertise, and cultural priorities must be addressed to unlock the region’s potential in athletics.
SPOTV has secured broadcasting rights for All Elite Wrestling (AEW) and the new Snow League across Southeast Asia. This deal marks a significant expansion in SPOTV’s sports portfolio, promising to enhance the region’s entertainment landscape.
Yu Zaiqing, Vice President of the International Olympic Committee, emphasizes the rapid growth of winter sports in Asia, attributing rising participation rates to increased investment and infrastructure development. This surge is reshaping the regional sports landscape.
Saudi Arabia’s aggressive investment in sports transcends financial motives, reflecting a broader geopolitical strategy. By hosting major events and acquiring international clubs, the kingdom aims to enhance its global standing and diversify its economy.
Asia Society’s “Family Day: Japanese Sports Day” celebrates cultural heritage through traditional games and activities. Families gathered for a day of fun, showcasing teamwork and community spirit while immersing themselves in Japan’s vibrant sports culture.
The Seattle Speaker Series, hosted by Asia Society, kicked off its inaugural event, “SAM Talks 1,” showcasing influential voices in Asian culture and innovation. The gathering aimed to foster dialogue and understanding in a diverse global context.
In a recent article for SportBusiness, Martini Ip highlights how women’s sports in the Asia-Pacific region represent a growing opportunity for brands. With increasing visibility and support, companies are urged to tap into this dynamic market to enhance engagement and drive growth.
Manchester United has announced a post-season tour to Malaysia and Hong Kong, set to engage fans and showcase their talent. The trip marks a significant opportunity for the club to strengthen global ties and enhance its brand presence in Asia.
The Japan Sports Agency has announced its initiative to integrate artificial intelligence into athlete training programs. This innovative approach aims to enhance performance, provide personalized analytics, and support athletes in achieving their competitive goals.
Hong Kong has officially inaugurated its new sports park, featuring a state-of-the-art 50,000-seat stadium. This landmark facility aims to boost the city’s sporting culture and host international events, showcasing Hong Kong’s commitment to sports development.
Globalsports is set to fuel the excitement of pickleball in Asia with the announcement of the 2025 Indian Open and the Global Sports Pro and Challenger League. This landmark event is poised to elevate the sport’s profile across the region.
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has announced a collaboration with law enforcement agencies in Asia and Oceania to combat doping in sports. This initiative aims to strengthen integrity and enhance anti-doping efforts across the regions, ensuring fair competition.
The Asia Sports Betting Roundtable, hosted by Inside Asian Gaming, convenes industry leaders to discuss the evolving landscape of sports wagering in the region. Key topics include regulatory challenges, technological advancements, and market trends shaping the future of betting in Asia.
Asia is rapidly emerging as a powerhouse in the global pickleball boom, with increasing participation and infrastructure investments. Countries like China and India are embracing the sport, fostering local leagues, and attracting international tournaments, enhancing its global reach.
In a strategic move poised to reshape the landscape of sports broadcasting in South East Asia, UK-based technical production company Tell has announced its expansion into the region.this bold initiative…
In the vibrant tapestry of Asia’s sporting landscape, few events capture the spirit of exuberance and fervor like the region’s raucous festivals of sport. As one of the most anticipated…
As e-sports gain momentum in the Philippines, regulatory frameworks struggle to catch up. This article explores the current landscape of e-sports regulations, highlighting challenges and opportunities for stakeholders in this rapidly evolving industry.
UN Women Asia and the Pacific emphasizes the need for holistic change in women’s sports through strategic investment. By fostering equity and providing resources, the initiative aims to empower female athletes, enhance visibility, and ensure sustainable growth in the sporting arena.
Sports serve as a powerful tool for fostering regional harmony in South Asia, transcending cultural and political divides. By promoting unity through competition and teamwork, events like cricket and football can bridge gaps and cultivate peace among diverse communities.
In her recent feature for Tatler Philippines, Su-Yen Wong explores how sports can illuminate our true potential. Highlighting personal stories and transformative experiences, Wong argues that athletic pursuits not only foster resilience but also inspire communities to unite and strive for excellence.