The former, such as F1, the masses can't participate, but the level of sophistication and high-tech content of the event makes it a great concern around the world.
The latter, such as e-sports, is a mature competitive industry through the participation of the deep masses in the world. Of course, football is in the world, NBA and basketball are in China. This is a common success in both aspects, so it has gained greater popularity.
However, Madden NFL has obvious shortcomings in both of these, which makes its success in localization in the United States only as a case that is only suitable for the United States, and this is also the main reason for its difficulty in establishing a foothold outside the United States. I have made a guide for Madden Coins here, you can see from below:
For example, the first point is that the American football is too commercialized to be broadcasted in the world. There is one-third of the advertising time in a foreign sports game that is not suitable for a time. What depends on the time zone? The highest-selling Super Bowl, a large part of the US's foreign ratings is purely from the singer's midfield show rather than the game itself, let alone a five-month regular season.
What can Morrel give me a typo? I clearly stated in the context that the NFL provides the right to broadcast, and the commercial suspension is also stipulated by the NFL. Other TV stations can get the right to broadcast and have to "get" these advertising time. For example, CCTV turns to Super Bowl, all advertising time can be used. You like the United States to broadcast this advertisement with your own ads without any problem. The NBA uses the same time to broadcast local advertisements in CCTV. But it is clear that outside the United States, no TV station dares to do this, even in Europe, where television business is as developed, they would rather let this time be empty and not dare to fill it with advertisements. This is what I call irony.
Morrel’s brother picked one of my “no purpose scans” and said that this is purely a reference to the words of the Wall Street Journal. It does not contain negative meanings. Football and basketball broadcasts are not related to the game. The multi-camera capture, these are also "no purpose scans", and you said that the NFL games used these broadcast skills higher than other sports (I did not think that you listed a series of TV broadcasts What are the skills that are not available in other sports broadcasts).
Morer's brother took the negative elements of football and basketball compared with the positive elements of his support for the sport. I was so tired of this trick. Is there no garbage time in the NFL? With the NFL's so slow offensive and defensive transition rhythm, there are a few games that can score 14 points (two successful touchdowns plus penalty kicks, put in the NBA at most ten points in the NBA) above the reversal? (I checked it for you. In the 15 years, there have been only one round in 15 rounds so far this season. In the seventh round, Buccaneers reversed 21 points against Redskins, even if it is only 14 points, the maximum difference is no more than 3). And the NFL's regular-season total score is only 8th, but it can rely on the small division to squeeze out two teams that score better than their own. The team enters the playoffs of the 6th team and still dominates the home game. You tell me the season. Ornamental?
Secondly, American football is not a mass movement in essence. Its participation has a strong interest orientation, and it is obviously different from the general mass sports physical fitness and leisure entertainment features. However, where there is no need for interest in the United States, it is naturally impossible to generate conditions for the attention of the masses. Otherwise, why should the NFL officially promote the flag? Isn’t it that they themselves know that the United States’ path is not good at the outside?
Morrel brother, you use half of the space to argue "how the Americans think", can you read the next question? Looking for data is also how to find American football in the eyes of European/Asian/South Americans. Do you find a way to tell Americans what to think about and what is related to my answer? Then you come to a "I can't figure out the difference between XX and XX?" Have you "retorted" like this?
The development of American football has begun to rely on the campus sports foundation of the United States and the social effects of campus sports. It is followed by the economic conditions of the United States, the appreciation habits of the United States, and the mode of professional sports in the United States. Everything is Americanized. And these are too weak outside the United States. A sport that was born in 1880 and has mature rules. It has been around for more than a century in the world. Compared with basketball, baseball, and volleyball, which were also born in the United States, there is nothing to say.
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