In the last five years, a wave of up-and-coming sports leagues has surged in popularity, driven by fans’ appetite for fresh, immersive experiences. Unlike traditional leagues, these new sports ventures blend athletic competition with technology, interactivity, and unprecedented access to players. Fans still crave live sports, but they also love seeing athletes in new perspectives,  for example, hearing competitors mic’d up or watching from unique angles[1][2]. This desire for

Spatial sports media transforms passive viewers into active participants, giving unprecedented control over the game experience.