London Stadium set to target boxing fans to up commercial revenue
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West Ham United’s home ground, the London Stadium, is exploring new avenues for financial growth by focusing on the boxing market. Stadium operators aim to diversify the event calendar to boost commercial income. While the stadium primarily serves as the permanent base for the Premier League club, hosting high-profile combat sports events is seen as a strategic move to maximize the facility's earning potential outside of the football season. Increasing the volume of non-football events is intended to improve the overall economic performance of the site, which remains a key objective for the venue’s management and associated stakeholders.
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