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Brett Knight

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  • Assistant Managing Editor, SportsMoney, Forbes
Los Angeles
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Covers:  Sports business
Assistant managing editor, @Forbes SportsMoney. I can catch things falling off a shelf better than anyone you've ever met. Ask me about my D&D campaign.

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Brett Knight is a Los Angeles-based assistant managing editor who reports on the business of sports and edits coverage in Forbes’ SportsMoney section. He oversees many of Forbes’ tentpole sports projects, including the world’s most valuable sports teams, the world’s highest-paid athletes, the most valuable sports agencies and the annual 30 Under 30 Sports list, and he has covered the off-field business endeavors of prominent athletes including Canelo Álvarez, Devin Booker, Carli Lloyd and the C…

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Serena Williams no ha vuelto al tenis por dinero

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By Brett Knight Verified
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Dos meses después de que Serena Williams revelara en un ensayo para Vogue en 2022 que colgaba su raqueta para centrarse en su familia, aclaró lo que realmente significaba «alejarse del tenis». «No estoy retirada», declaró la 23 veces campeona de Grand Slam en individuales aquel octubre, tras cumplir 41 años y disputar tres partidos en el US Open que muchos consideraban los últimos de su legendaria carrera. «Las probabilidades [de volver] son ​​muy altas. Pueden venir a mi casa; tengo una cancha».
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Las cifras más sorprendentes del Mundial 2026

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By Brett Knight Verified
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Tras tres semanas del Mundial, empieza la verdadera acción. El nuevo formato del torneo de este año, con una fase de grupos ampliada a 48 equipos, propició que 32 países avanzaran a la fase eliminatoria esta semana, el doble que en las diez ediciones anteriores. Sin embargo, la competencia se ha intensificado, ya que Alemania y los Países Bajos, potencias mundiales, han quedado eliminados.
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The numbers behind the 2026 World Cup

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By Brett Knight Verified
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Published on July 2, 2026 Golden Boots: Argentina’s Lionel Messi has a tournament-best six goals so far at the World Cup and is one of two billionaires competing, alongside his longtime rival Cristiano Ronaldo. (Getty Images) Three weeks into the World Cup, the real action is beginning. The tournament’s new format this year, with an expanded 48-team field in group play, meant that 32 countries advanced to the knockout stage this week—double the number from the previous ten editions of the event.
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