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Super Bowl as the most expensive sports event on the planet

July 22, 2020 editoriuyt6

Super Bowl is the most expensive match on the planet, which can worth up to $ 22 billion. The seats to directly watch this match at the stadium can bring up to 2.7 billion to the organizer.

The 54th American Super Bowl finals took place on the evening of 2/2. In front of more than 70,000 spectators present at Hard Rock Stadium (Florida, USA), Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers offered a great match. With a score of 31-20 after five matches, Kansas City Chiefs officially became the winner of the match estimated to be worth up to $ 22 billion.

Super Bowl match flooded in money in the US

According to the publication of FEE magazine (USA), the NFL earns more than 5 billion USD when it sells the rights to broadcast Super Bowl, the most viewed game of the year. It is known that the average ticket for the Super Bowl match on February 2 was $ 8,940.

To advertise 30 seconds when the Super Bowl is broadcast live, sponsors will have to pay about 5.6 million USD (an increase compared to last year 5.25 million USD), about 187 thousand USD / second.

Fans will spend about 17.2 billion USD for food, drinks, goods after the game. It is estimated that each spent about 88.65 USD out of 193.8 million people who watched the match, through buying tickets, buying television rights, applications…

According to Sillyseason, whether you win or lose the players will receive 118,000 USD (2.7 billion), the players who contribute to the team will be divided according to the amount of different%.

Another match worth tens of billions of dollars ended, and Kansas City Chiefs is the club that has lifted the championship trophy and has access to prizes worth the whole season they play.

As can be seen, Super Bowl, with the special Super Bowl Half show, is one of the most expensive sports event in the world nowadays!

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