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After a decisive win over Bosnia, the U.S. men's soccer team has moved into the tournament's last 16. Fans can capitalize on limited‑time price cuts on officially licensed apparel, using the BRAVE promo code for up to 60% off select items and an additional 10% discount on their first order.
Penn State announces a decade‑long agreement with adidas, introducing new football uniforms, fan merchandise and significant financial commitments.
Nike has launched a new line of college football jerseys for the leading name‑image‑likeness (NIL) athletes, offering fans a chance to wear the same gear as their favorite prospects. The collection, priced at $139.99, can be customized and purchased through Fanatics.com, while the partnership with the NCAA underscores a broader push to celebrate emerging talent.
Upper Deck's upcoming Allure Hockey collection blends veterans and rookies across 150 cards, offering a spectrum of parallels, autographs and limited‑run inserts, with release details still fluid and availability spread across major retailers.
The partnership brings together two American institutions — rock ‘n’ roll legends and stock‑car racing — to create a crossover line of clothing, limited‑edition vinyl and a visual narrative that reimagines NASCAR drivers as a touring band.
The 2026 Donruss Football collection arrives without official team logos, but it promises autographs, memorabilia cards and a suite of parallel variations that aim to reinvigorate the hobby.
The Oklahoma Sooners defeated the North Carolina Tar Heels in a best‑of‑three series to win the 2026 College World Series, sparking a surge in fan purchases of officially licensed apparel from Fanatics.
Topps will open pre‑orders for its 2025‑26 Inception Basketball product on June 23 at 12 PM ET, offering $289.99 hobby boxes that include autographs, relics and premium inserts such as the Splashdown set with Jalen Brunson, Cooper Flagg and Stephen Curry.
Pre‑orders for the 2025‑26 Topps Inception Basketball set begin June 23 at noon Eastern, offering $289.99 boxes that blend autographs, relics and eye‑catching inserts.
A new exclusive agreement between the Saudi Arabian Football Federation and Topps, announced for 2028, will bring trading cards, games, stickers and accessories to fans of the men's, women's and youth national teams, leveraging the 2034 World Cup host nation's growing sports profile.
The NFL is preparing for the Olympic introduction of flag football, with active and retired stars potentially competing before training camps, while the league eyes professional leagues and expanded worldwide reach.
The Javits Center will host Fanatics Fest from July 16‑19, showcasing a $300 exclusive Series 2 box that highlights the Statue of Liberty and other New York City motifs, while welcoming autograph guests such as Aaron Judge, LeBron James, Tom Brady, Jay‑Z and John Cena.
The United States will open its 2026 World Cup campaign against Paraguay, with a new Nike jersey sparking social media buzz, a family‑wide release, and a packed schedule of upcoming matches.
Boise State Athletics announced its color scheme, fan engagement plan, and a 23,000 season‑ticket target for the 2026 Pac‑12 football season.
From bustling bars to living rooms packed with supporters, the tournament’s energy is matched only by the surge in merchandise, as Fanatics prepares its extensive catalog to keep fans decked out in team colors.
Alex Ovechkin, still celebrating his historic goal milestone, is on vacation in Turkey where he signed 1,600 cards for Upper Deck, a promotion highlighted by his wife Nastya Ovechkina’s Instagram Story. The signing effort ties into broader memorabilia campaigns and a pending decision on his NHL return.
Canada will open its 2026 World Cup campaign against Bosnia and Herzegovina in Toronto on June 12, with Nike’s newly launched jersey now on sale at Fanatics.
From North America to Europe, collectors seek official soccer scarves ahead of the expanded tournament
Leading sportsbooks are deploying goal‑based incentives, expanding their apps and projecting billions in betting handle as the 2026 World Cup draws near.
The United States is preparing its national flag football squads for back‑to‑back international tournaments, leveraging growing grassroots interest, NFL investment and the prospect of elite athletes joining the player pool.
DraftKings is offering new customers a $100 bonus in soccer bets during the World Cup, requiring only a $5 wager at odds of -500 or longer. The promotion, available across 27 U.S. states plus Washington D.C., credits the bonus as four non‑withdrawable $25 bets that expire after seven days.
NASCAR will pay tribute to Kyle Busch during the 2026 Coca‑Cola 600, a Memorial Day staple, as the event moves to an exclusive Prime Video broadcast.
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow is positioning flag football as a springboard toward Olympic competition, leveraging relationships with industry leaders and his NFL franchise to grow the game.
At a recent Fanatics Flag Football Classic, Joe Burrow expressed his desire to represent Team USA in the 2028 Summer Olympics and expand the sport globally.