Look, folks, right behind me are the Pro Bowl games. And for the first time ever, it is a private event. But you have a golden ticket through me.So congratulations. Let's go. I'm Rhonda Williams, a sports business reporter for Bloomberg News.And I'm taking you inside the world's biggest, flashiest and most expensive sporting events to answer one question. How did sports become this big of a business. This year, the Super Bowl week has something a little different on the schedule.And no, I don't mean the pri ...

Well, they said in the statement that they want to get a proper evaluation on these things. MSD as a company is valued at $7 billion Sportico Forbes, CNBC all estimate the Knicks and the Rangers combined are much larger than that. You're talking about the Knicks being a ten, potentially the Rangers probably at 3 to 4.And so that combined is anywhere between 13 to $14 billion. I think when you're thinking about these assets, they are very huge and they want to get a proper valuation on them. Is it they're ge ...

They say that this view is responsible for land at sea level 16. But who's in it. Me.It's been 10 minutes up here. I'm Miranda Williams, a sports business reporter at Bloomberg News. And I'm taking you inside the world's biggest, flashiest and most expensive sporting events to answer one question.How did sports become this big of a business. I'm in San Francisco for Super Bowl 60, and this whole city came as a surprise to some. Silicon Valley's hosted the big game just twice before, once in 1985 at Stanford ...

Maybe you're here with NetApp. Of course. I want you to tell me what you're doing.That special with Jerry, with the NFL. What makes you and your company brilliant. Oh, I love that.You know, NetApp is a data company. We believe that data is it powers everything. And especially when you think about what it does for the NFL and what it does for the 40 Niners and especially as it comes to life for Super Bowl 60.Data is behind everything, right. It's this is the most intensive data sports moment for data in spor ...

The setting up for the Apple Music Super Bowl halftime show. I'm that Funny is about the stage. I'm Rhonda Williams, a sports business reporter at Bloomberg News.And I'm taking you inside the world's biggest, flashiest and most expensive sporting events to answer one question. How does sports become this big of a business. We know all about the game.But let's face it, sometimes the performance outshines the sport. What's your favorite halftime show performer ever. Fritz, J-Lo.Beyonce there. But yeah. Bruno ...

TO DO THEIR on halftime show because the NFL's halftime show failed its one true mandate. Doing a halftime show in all Spanish is not unifying. The Super Bowl halftime show divided in a time that's supposed to be a unifying moment.They could have found somebody more uniting. Why the f**k is it the Super Bowl halftime entertainer's job to unify In what world is that their job. Oh, isn't there another person whose job That description is much more along those lines.Let me ask you a question. Hmm, I I MEAN, IT ...

[MUSIC] [FOREIGN] >> It was awesome. Even if you didn't understand a word of it, it made you smile, it made you dance. Hi again, everybody.It's five o'clock now in New York. What an uplifting end to a really amazing performance. You heard Bad Bunny there, God Bless America, he said, during his Super Bowl halftime show.Behind him on the Jumbo Tron, you couldn't miss it. It said, the only thing more powerful than hate is love. And on the football he was carrying, together we are America.Inspiring, positive, d ...

Don't bless America, sea Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Bolivia, Per Ecuador, Brasil, Colombia, Venezuela, Guyana, Panamá, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, Guatemala, México, Cuba, República Dominicana, Jamaica, Antilla, United States, Canadá, I'm my motherland, mi patria, Puerto Rico. Say it, Maki. It was awesome.Even if you didn't understand a word of it, it made you smile, made you dance. Hi again, everybody. it's five o'clock now in new york but an uplifting end to a really ...

Game Summary - The Seattle Seahawks won Super Bowl LX against the New England Patriots with a final score of 29-13 [1][53] - Seahawks placekicker Jason Myers set a record by kicking five field goals during the game [1][43] - The game featured a halftime show headlined by Bad Bunny, marking a historic moment as he became the first Latino and Spanish-speaking solo artist to perform at the Super Bowl [1][21][29] Key Events - Jason Myers scored the first points of the game with a field goal in the first quarter, leading to a 9-0 score by halftime, which was notable for being one of only five Super Bowls without a touchdown in the first half [9][18] - The first touchdown of the game was scored by Seahawks tight end AJ Barner, extending their lead to 19-0 [36] - The Patriots managed to score their first touchdown through Mack Hollins, bringing the score to 19-7 [38] Halftime Show - Bad Bunny's performance included surprise appearances by Lady Gaga and Ricky Martin, energizing the crowd [21][27] - The show concluded with a powerful message displayed on a billboard: "The only thing more powerful than hate is love" [29] Final Moments - The Seahawks' lead was further extended by a touchdown from linebacker Uchenna Nwosu, making the score 29-7 [47] - The Patriots scored a late touchdown by Rhamondre Stevenson, finalizing the score at 29-13 [49] - Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker III was named MVP of the game, contributing over 160 scrimmage yards [65]

SPEAKING OF NOT TAKING IN THE DEBATE THERE WERE SOME PEOPLE ON THE MAG RIGHT THAT TOOK THE BAIT. WELL, 133 MILLION PEOPLE REV WATCHED BAD BUNNY GO OUT AND JUST COMPLETELY OWN THE THE FIELD, THE STAGE, THE COUNTRY, THE WORLD, LADY GAGA COMES IN, THIS WAS A PRETTY EXTRAORDINARY STATEMENT, RICKY MARTIN, IT WAS A HUNDRED AND THIRTY 23 MILLION PEOPLE WATCHING THIS INSTEAD OF ALTERNATIVE PROGRAMMING WHERE THEY HAD A GUY PERFORMING WHO, OF COURSE, THROUGHOUT HIS CAREER HAS PREACHED THE GLORIES OF AND FRANKLIN GRAH ...