#saudi-investment

#saudi-investment

Now the Saudis have turned to TKO Group Holdings and Dana White to oversee Zuffa Boxing a newly created vehicle designed to expand the footprint of its equity partners in the United States. Zuffa Boxing is taking a far less generous approach toward fighters than Sheikh did. That's evidenced by the contract that many of the fighters being recruited by Zuffa are being asked to sign.

After nearly four years of fighting, including a brief period in which the parties looked close to a truce, the PGA Tour is on the verge of finishing off LIV Golf as any kind of serious player in the global golf scene. This week's big development is the PGA Tour's reacquisition of Brooks Koepka, one of the most famous players in the world and the key piece of LIV's poaching strategy that began in 2022. After spending the last few years playing for the Saudis, Koepka is returning to his old tour this month. He'll miss out on equity in a new PGA Tour venture, donate $5 million to charity, and get back to his life.

A jovial President Donald Trump held a warm and friendly meeting with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman at the White House, packed with plenty of handshakes and back pats. He brushed aside questions about Saudi Arabia's human rights record, praised the prince for his statesmanship and announced hundreds of billions of dollars in new Saudi investment in the United States. The White House rolled out plenty of pomp for the Saudi royal on Tuesday, dispatching fighter jets that the two leaders watched from a red carpet, parading out an honor guard on horseback and giving a lavish dinner in the East Room.

The German International had an impressive campaign in the last season, and he scored 17 goals in all competitions. He was on the radar of Bayern Munich as well. However, the honorary President of the German club, Uli Hoeness, has now revealed that they would not have paid 90 million for the striker. He believes that Woltemade is not worth that kind of money.