Sports and live entertainment have proven to be among the most resilient and premium-priced consumer experiences, with fans willing to pay increasingly high prices for in-person events and exclusive content. TKO Group — parent of WWE and UFC — owns two of the world's most globally recognized combat sports brands with expanding media rights deals. Live Nation dominates concert promotion and ticketing through its Ticketmaster platform, and DraftKings has built a major business monetizing sports fan engagement through betting.
1
4.6
TKO Group Holdings
TKO
$206.75
+3.38%
P/E: 19.7
TKO Group Holdings owns WWE and UFC, the world's two most valuable sports entertainment properties, combining professional wrestling and mixed martial arts into a powerful live events and media company.
2
4.5
Live Nation Entertainment
LYV
$158.27
+2.20%
P/E: 27.7
Live Nation dominates the live events industry through Ticketmaster and its concert promotion business, promoting over 40,000 events annually and benefiting from growing experiential consumer spending.
3
4.3
Madison Square Garden Sports
MSGS
$291.48
+4.77%
P/E: 37.6
MSG Sports owns the New York Knicks and New York Rangers, two of the most valuable professional sports franchises, with significant upside from rising team valuations and media rights.
4
3.5
DraftKings
DKNG
$21.76
-13.51%
P/E: 94.6
DraftKings is a leading digital sportsbook and daily fantasy sports platform, directly benefiting from the rapid expansion of legal sports betting across US states.
5
3.4
Flutter Entertainment
FLUT
$125.17
-11.46%
P/E: 26.1
Flutter Entertainment is the world's largest online sports betting and gaming company, owning FanDuel, Paddy Power, Betfair, and PokerStars across major regulated gambling markets.
6
3.4
Manchester United
MANU
$17.44
+1.51%
P/E: 5.0
Manchester United is one of the world's most valuable and popular football clubs, with over 1 billion global supporters generating revenue from broadcasting, commercial deals, and matchday income.
7
2.4
Penn Entertainment
PENN
$11.76
-5.24%
P/E: 3.5
Penn Entertainment operates gaming properties across North America and partners with ESPN for the ESPN BET online sportsbook, combining casino operations with digital sports betting growth.
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