Kieran Lockhart, Feb, 17 2023
This article discusses the differences between the World Cup and the Super Bowl, two of the most popular sporting events in the world. It explains that the World Cup is the world's most watched event, with nearly 3 billion viewers tuning in for the 2014 tournament, while the Super Bowl was watched by nearly 1 billion viewers in 2018. It also looks at the financial cost of each event, with the World Cup estimated to cost around $6 billion compared to the Super Bowl's $4.5 billion. Finally, it looks at the size of the stadiums each event is held in, with the World Cup using many stadiums across multiple countries, while the Super Bowl only uses one stadium. Overall, the World Cup is a larger event than the Super Bowl in terms of viewership, cost, and size.
Categories:
Tags:
