Rob Ridley is a journalist who specializes in sports and stadium-related news. He writes for TheStadiumBusiness and his work has also been featured in SportBusiness. With a focus on stadium projects, developments, and events, Rob provides insightful coverage on the latest happenings in the world of sports and entertainment venues.
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The Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) has announced the launch of an ANZ arm of its Premier League competition.
Pinellas County has signed off on its portion of the financing needed for a proposed $1.3bn (£1.02bn/€1.24bn) ballpark for the Tampa Bay Rays, placing the onus on the MLB franchise to determine whether to press forward with the project.
By: Rob Ridley
Real Betis has given a fresh look at the future Estadio Benito Villamarín, with the LaLiga football club’s president, Ángel Haro, answering criticism of the project relating to its multi-purpose remit and premium seating offering.
Florida Atlantic University has secured a naming rights partner for its FAU Stadium following a previous aborted attempt, with Flagler Credit Union agreeing a 15-year deal for a reported $22.5m (£17.7m/€21.4m).
The Philadelphia 76ers have been given the green light for a $1.3bn (£1.04bn/€1.25bn) arena project that has been the cause of much debate, with the NBA franchise now set for a future away from their current Wells Fargo Center home.
Rangers is this season marking the 125 th anniversary of one of the most iconic stadiums in European football, with the Scottish Premiership club reflecting on the success of a landmark project for inclusivity as well as planning ahead for the future of Ibrox.
Monumental Sports & Entertainment (MSE), parent company of the NBA’s Washington Wizards and the NHL’s Washington Capitals, along with their Capital One Arena, has given a fresh look at the $800m (£639.4m/€769.9m) revamp planned for the venue as the starting gun was officially fired on the project.
Welsh United Rugby Championship (URC) club Ospreys has hailed Swansea Council’s decision to invest in its proposed new home at St Helen’s Sports Ground as a milestone for the project.
USL Championship soccer club Oakland Roots has shared a proposal to develop a permanent home at the Howard Terminal site, furthering connections to now departed MLB franchise the Athletics.
Spanish technology and engineering solutions company Ayesa has landed the Project Management Consultancy (PMC) contract for the new Aramco Stadium in Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia.
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