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I’ve been noticing a massive spike in how much attention certain leagues are getting lately. It feels like we're moving past the era where you could just ignore everything except the big four major sports. Every time I scroll through my social feeds or check my streaming apps, there's a much more diverse range of matchups getting a spotlight than there was even five years ago.
It makes me wonder if we're seeing a permanent change in how people consume content. It used to feel like you had to follow a very specific "script" to be a sports fan, but now the barriers to entry seem lower, and the interest in women's athletics is hitting a fever pitch. I remember back in the day, you'd have to hunt for a specific broadcast just to catch a game, whereas now, it feels like everything is right at your fingertips if you know where to look.
Do you think this sudden surge in interest is just a passing trend, or have we actually entered a new era of sports media?
It makes me wonder if we're seeing a permanent change in how people consume content. It used to feel like you had to follow a very specific "script" to be a sports fan, but now the barriers to entry seem lower, and the interest in women's athletics is hitting a fever pitch. I remember back in the day, you'd have to hunt for a specific broadcast just to catch a game, whereas now, it feels like everything is right at your fingertips if you know where to look.
Do you think this sudden surge in interest is just a passing trend, or have we actually entered a new era of sports media?