- Is This the Most Powerful Man in Sports? The story of World Wide Wes http://www.gq.com/sports/profiles/200706/william-wesley-worldwide-wes-nba-basketball 7 comments nba
- Why isn't India a major sporting power? An interview with a man trying to change that. http://www.sportsideo.com/blog/sportsideoteam887/the-business-ofsports/soccer/iot-tries-to-turn-indias-sporting-potential-into-reality.html 3 comments sports
- Jonathan Vilma takes on 'the most powerful man in sports.' http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2012/writers/michael_rosenberg/06/06/vilma.goodell/index.html?eref=sihp&sct=hp_wr_a2 12 comments nfl
- Who the hell is William Wesley? The most powerful man in sports. Cool read http://www.gq.com/story/william-wesley-worldwide-wes-nba-basketball 14 comments nba
- [Michael Walker] On Man City: Shaped in the image of its Abu Dhabi owners, it has crushed the opposition. 6th EPL trophy in 7 seasons. The owners love that because autocratic states specialise in monopolies – of power, of thought. The trouble is sport doesn't love it. Sport thrives on competition. https://www.irishtimes.com/sport/soccer/2024/05/25/michael-walker-mood-turns-sour-on-manchester-city-and-their-abu-dhabi-wealth/ 96 comments soccer
- [Alfredo Martínez] Fernando Carro, candidate for Barça sports director, Leverkusen’s CEO is one of the names being mentioned to replace Mateu Alemany. He knows European soccer perfectly well and is a man of numbers, He’s one of the most powerful in German soccer. https://www.sport.es/es/noticias/barca/fernando-candidato-director-deportivo-carro-86817621 16 comments soccer