In this episode of Gameday Podcast with Kike Levy, we dive into the mind of a true digital pioneer and media powerhouse: Sunil Singhvi. With a trajectory that includes shaping global content partnerships at Twitter, where his work even led him to collaborate with the British Royal Family, and a background at the BBC, Sunil has been at the absolute forefront of the intersection between tech, media, and sports. Starting his career in a completely different era for the industry, when digital media was still finding its footing, Sunil brings a unique perspective on success and the evolution of the game. From revolutionizing how global athletes use social media to communicate directly with fans, to his current role driving innovation with digital collectibles at Courtyard, he has broken barriers across traditional and modern media, proving to be an unstoppable visionary in shaping the future of the fan experience.We discuss the spectacular boom of social media, breaking down how it has completely shifted the paradigm of the global sports industry and why athlete storytelling is one of the biggest assets for players today. Sunil Singhvi also shares his insights on the realities of paving the way in the early days of digital strategy, recalling when players were skeptical about having an online presence and debated including social media clauses in their club contracts. Furthermore, we explore the modern transfer ecosystem: are clubs actively signing players based on their follower counts and on-camera charisma? We analyze this new reality by looking at the "Podolski Effect" during the 2014 World Cup, why the "Drive to Survive" formula isn't a one-size-fits-all magic trick, the golden rule of controlling your own narrative, and the massive future opportunities in the digital ownership space.👉 Do you think social media followers and an athlete's personal brand will eventually become just as important as their on-field performance?🔔 Comment and subscribe for more in-depth interviews on business, sports, and the psychology of success.

En este episodio de Gameday Podcast con Kike Levy, nos adentramos en la mente de una verdadera pionera y la mejor jugadora española de baloncesto de la historia: Amaya Valdemoro, miembro del Hall of Fame de la WNBA, competición en la que conquistó 3 anillos, también campeona de la Euroleague Women y ex capitana de la Selección Española. Con un inicio profesional en una era completamente distinta para la industria deportiva y un ascenso histórico hacia la élite absoluta, Amaya aporta una perspectiva única sobre el éxito y la evolución del juego. Desde hacer historia cruzando el océano para unirse a la WNBA en sus años fundacionales y forjar una dinastía con las Houston Comets, hasta brillar en los micrófonos como una de las principales comentaristas de baloncesto en España para Movistar Plus+. Ha roto todas las barreras posibles demostrando ser una pionera imparable tanto dentro de la cancha como en los medios de comunicación.Hablamos sobre el espectacular boom del baloncesto y el deporte femenino, desglosando por qué es una de las mayores oportunidades dentro de la industria deportiva global. Amaya Valdemoro también comparte su visión sobre las duras realidades de abrir camino en los orígenes del baloncesto profesional, y cómo gestionó la presión de hacer historia en Estados Unidos durante la creación de la WNBA. Además, exploramos el ecosistema financiero, desde Project B, los enormes salarios de la NCAA, los nuevos topes salariales de la WNBA y la liga Unrivaled de Miami, hasta desgranar el éxito del incesante talento español tras el histórico Draft de la WNBA de 2026, con jugadoras como Awa Fam en el pick 3, Iyana Martín en el top 7 y Marta Suárez en el 16.👉 ¿Crees que el actual boom económico del baloncesto femenino marcará un antes y un después en la historia de este deporte?🔔 Comenta y suscríbete para más entrevistas en profundidad sobre el negocio, el deporte y la psicología del éxito.

En este episodio de Gameday Podcast con Kike Levy, nos adentramos en la mente de una verdadera pionera como Jennifer Miranda, Campeona Mundial Interina de la WBA, Campeona Intercontinental y múltiple Campeona de España de boxeo. Con un inicio tardío en el deporte pero un ascenso meteórico hacia la élite absoluta, Jennifer aporta una perspectiva única sobre el éxito y la resiliencia. Desde hacer historia como la primera boxeadora española en firmar con Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) de Jake Paul y la primera en pelear por el título mundial indiscutido en el mítico Madison Square Garden, hasta brillar en la pantalla como 'Arteche' en el fenómeno global de Netflix, La Casa de Papel. Ha roto todas las barreras posibles demostrando ser una fuerza imparable tanto dentro del ring como en la industria de la pantalla.Hablamos sobre el espectacular boom del deporte femenino, desglosando por qué es una oportunidad masiva y rentable dentro de la industria deportiva global. Jennifer Miranda también comparte su visión íntima sobre las duras realidades y sacrificios de ser mujer en el boxeo de élite, y cómo gestionó su aparición en los sets de grabación de una superproducción de Netflix como La Casa de Papel. Además, nos regala una verdadera masterclass de psicología de alto rendimiento: exploramos cómo "hackear" el cerebro, utilizando tácticas prácticas de visualización y diálogo interno positivo para eludir nuestro instinto natural de comodidad, convenciendo a nuestra mente protectora de que el dolor valdrá la pena para reprogramarnos hacia un éxito extraordinario.👉 ¿Crees que la fortaleza mental es el factor más importante para llegar a lo más alto en el deporte?🔔 Comenta y suscríbete para más entrevistas en profundidad sobre el negocio, el deporte y la psicología del éxito.

En este episodio de Gameday Podcast con Kike Levy, exploramos el complejo negocio detrás del ring con Juan Francisco "Juancho" Arias, Asistente de la Presidencia en la World Boxing Association (WBA). Con más de una década de experiencia operando en los niveles más altos del deporte, Juancho aporta una verdadera visión 360° de la industria. Desde dirigir el equipo de prensa de la WBA y gestionar la agenda del presidente hasta producir combates transmitidos internacionalmente, ha navegado con éxito por las complejas estructuras de los organismos rectores mundiales, entendiendo a la perfección cómo interactúan las federaciones, las promotoras y los derechos de televisión en la era moderna del boxeo.Hablamos sobre la arquitectura global del boxeo, desglosando exactamente cómo se organiza la industria y el verdadero laberinto detrás de cómo funcionan realmente los principales organismos sancionadores (WBC, WBA, WBO e IBF). Juancho también comparte su visión sobre cómo se construye estratégicamente la carrera de un boxeador desde su debut hasta la oportunidad de pelear por un título mundial, cómo operan las empresas promotoras entre bastidores y qué significa este renacimiento global, impulsado por nuevas plataformas, para convertir el talento en el ring en una industria rentable y sostenible.👉 ¿Crees que se debería comunicar mejor el funcionamiento del boxeo a los fans?🔔 Comenta y suscríbete para más análisis en profundidad sobre el negocio del deporte.

In this episode of Gameday Podcast with Kike Levy, we explore the intersection of the creator economy and professional sports with Soheil Var, Founder & Owner of Palm City FC and one of the most innovative creators bridging football and digital media. Long before launching his own club in Dubai, Soheil captivated audiences with his viral "Road to Pro" series, an unfiltered look at his pursuit of a professional football contract. Over the past few years, he has successfully leveraged that loyal online community to transition from a digital creator into a modern sports entrepreneur, completely redefining what an athlete can achieve off the pitch.We discuss the mechanics of building a professional football franchise fueled entirely by community power, and how digital content is actively disrupting the traditional football ecosystem. Soheil also shares his insights on why a strong personal brand is now an athlete's most valuable asset, how he balances his own image with club sponsorships, and what his journey reveals about the future of fan engagement and ownership in this new era of sports.👉 What do you think is the best way to turn digital attention into a tangible, real-world sports asset?🔔 Comment and subscribe for more deep dives into the business of sports, digital innovation, and the new models shaping football.

In this episode of Gameday Podcast with Kike Levy, we explore the intersection of sport and technology with Samuel Westberg, Co-Founder & CEO of LaSource and one of the most connected voices in European sports tech. Before founding LaSource, Samuel was Co-Founder and Chief Commercial Officer at LiveLike, working with major leagues and broadcasters worldwide. Over the past decade, he has collaborated closely with startups, rights holders, media companies, and investors operating at the forefront of sports innovation.

We discuss how analog the sports industry still is, why this may be one of the most important moments in years to help clubs unlock value through technology, and where the next real growth opportunities are emerging. Samuel also shares his perspective on the media rights situation in France and the challenges facing Ligue 1, as well as the strategic significance of the new investors at Paris FC, including the Arnault family through LVMH (Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy), and what it signals about the evolving relationship between capital, media, and football.👉 Is the sports industry truly ready to unlock its next wave of technology-driven growth?🔔 Subscribe for more conversations about the sports business, innovation, and the forces shaping the future of sport.

In this episode of Gameday Podcast with Kike Levy, we explore the future of digital ownership, crypto, and sport with Peter Smith, Co-Founder and CEO of Blockchain.com. As one of the leading entrepreneurs in the global cryptocurrency and financial technology space, Peter has spent more than a decade at the forefront of digital assets, helping build the infrastructure that enables value to move across the internet.We discuss how crypto, and blockchain are beginning to reshape the sports industry, from global football brands like Real Madrid to major U.S. franchises, transforming fan engagement, and having the potential to do it with digital ownership, and new commercial models. Peter also shares insights from Blockchain.com’s landmark sponsorship with the Dallas Cowboys, one of the first major crypto partnerships in the NFL, and what it reveals about the growing relationship between global sport and the digital economy.👉 Could fans one day own a stake in their team through digital technology?🔔 Subscribe for more conversations about the sports business, innovation, and the forces shaping the future of sport.

In this episode of Gameday Podcast with Kike Levy, we explore the global power of football with Hicham El Amrani, former Secretary General of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) and current Senior Advisor to the Saudi Arabian Football Federation (SAFF). With more than two decades at the highest level of international sports governance, he shares his perspective on why football remains the most universal cultural force in the world and how the game continues to shape societies far beyond the pitch.We discuss the rapidly evolving landscape of Saudi Arabian football, the strategic role of its federation, and why the 2034 FIFA World Cup represents a major turning point for the country and its sports industry. Hicham also reflects on football’s social impact, including how Morocco’s historic run to the World Cup semifinals became a moment of collective identity and global resonance.👉 Can football be the most powerful social connector in the world today?🔔 Subscribe for more conversations about the sports industry, global football, and the forces shaping the future of sport.