This dated measure belongs to World Sevens Football. It is not an estimate of the whole independent sports market. Prize awards, team entries and player fields have different units and cannot be added together.
Origins
First competition year: 2025. The displayed observation has its own edition and reporting period.
Business model
Independently operated competition. The linked organizer materials document the selected measure; this profile does not establish audited revenue, profit or enterprise value.
Rules & athlete rights
We examine entry and exit rules, who owns and licenses an athlete’s name, image and likeness (NIL), and how income reaches the athlete.
Participation
Invited professional clubs. Check the organizer’s current eligibility and entry terms before applying.
Movement & exit
Contract release, outside competition and exclusivity terms remain under review.
NIL ownership & licensing
Individual NIL ownership and licensing terms remain under review. Independent operation alone does not establish OPEN status.
Athlete earnings
The London organizer publishes a 50/50 club/player split of the top four teams’ prizes. This allocation rule does not verify each player’s receipt.
What makes a market OPEN or CLOSED?
OPEN · athlete autonomy
Athletes can enter through sporting ability without federation control over entry, exit or outside earning opportunities, while retaining control of their name, image and likeness (NIL). Event rules, safety standards and selection can still apply.
CLOSED · governing-body controls
Participation in a federation-governed system is conditional on compliance with that governing body’s bylaws and regulations. Registration and eligibility determine who can compete; transfer and contract rules govern movement, with financial and commercial conditions set by the system.
OPEN / CLOSED are NTG research classifications, not legal statuses. Selection alone does not make a system closed. Independence alone does not prove openness. An event media licence is not automatically a transfer of all NIL rights.
LIFECYCLE & GROWTH
Progress in its own time
Explore published amounts and organizational growth by year. Select a measure and a year to inspect its source. Exact comparable observations also support an index starting at 100 and years since launch.
Published values are shown first. Each series retains its metric, legal entity, reporting period and source. Calendar age is shown separately in the evidence table.
World Sevens Football · London edition · team prize pool
London · May 28–30, 2026
Published values · calendar years
Reported
First published · 2026
US$1.5MReported
Latest published · 2026
US$1.5MReported
Annualized change
— One observation · growth not available
One published observation establishes a baseline. More dated observations are needed to show a growth history.
A dated edition baseline, not a growth rate. Coverage and participation models differ between competitions.
World Sevens Football · London edition · team prize pool
Index = 100 × current value ÷ baseline. Annualized change = 100 × [(last ÷ first)^(1 ÷ elapsed years) − 1]. Calendar age = observation year − launch year; launch year is 0. At least two elapsed annual intervals are required here for annualized change.
Prizes, transfers, business revenue, programs and teams remain different measures. Only exact comparable observations are indexed or used for growth calculations. Published estimates and forecasts retain their labels; + amounts are lower thresholds. Missing years remain unobserved and no values are interpolated.
For the same 2023–2025 window: TST prize growth is +41.4% annualized; FIFA-reported transfer fees +16.4%. These are different financial flows, not a performance ranking.
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