Ed Dixon is a Senior Staff Writer for SportsPro, with his work also appearing in the Dayton Daily News. With a focus on sports business and industry news, Ed covers a wide range of topics including team ownership, investments, mergers, and media partnerships. His articles provide insights into the ever-evolving landscape of sports and its impact on various sectors.
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Ed Dixon's coverage predominantly focuses on sports, particularly announcements and press releases related to sponsorship deals, player transfers, and major sporting events. His interest in these topics suggests that he may be open to pitches about exclusive details regarding sponsorship agreements or insights into the impact of major moves within sports leagues.
Given his emphasis on citing data in his articles, Ed might appreciate pitches backed by relevant statistics or market trends. Additionally, because most of his coverage revolves around sports business news and sponsorships across a variety of sports including soccer, golf, basketball etc., experts with knowledge of how these commercial aspects influence the respective sports could find success when reaching out to him.
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Don Garber says sports industry needs to settle on “new metric” that better reflects streaming consumption habits.
New competition would compete with EuroLeague and other elite domestic leagues on the continent. 10 December 2024 Ed Dixon
Olympic governing body has so far secured US$6.2bn in revenue for 2029 to 2032 period. 10 December 2024 Ed Dixon Getty Images
Investment from Gulf state's sovereign wealth fund could value PGA Tour's commercial arm at US$12bn.
Arctos and Ares take separate 10% stakes as PE firms buy into league ownership for first time. 12 December 2024 Ed Dixon
By: Ed Dixon
17-year-old was also the most googled athlete in the UK this year. 13 December 2024 Ed Dixon Getty Images SHARE THIS ARTICLE
Fast food chain Subway signs multi-year deal with Women's Professional Leagues Limited worth 'over UK£1m'.
Creator-led, six-a-side soccer competition will launch in the United Kingdom and the United States in 2025.
Berman family leads oversubscribed Series A investment round in new three-on-three women's basketball league.
By: Ed Dixon
Prize fund for next summer’s Euros rises to €41m, while new second-tier club competition will kick off next season.
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