Clay Travis and Stephen A. Smith to Square Off in Debate at Front Office Sports' Gathering of Media Professionals
In September, the sports world will gather in New York City for the Tuned In sports summit, organised by Front Office Sports. The event, taking place at The Times Center, promises to be a lively and engaging discussion on contemporary issues where politics has bled into sports.
One of the highlights of the summit will be a debate between two prominent sports commentators, Clay Travis and Stephen A. Smith. The exact topics for the debate are yet to be announced, but it's sure to be a captivating exchange of ideas.
Clay Travis, host of 'The Show with Clay Travis', has made a name for himself with his insightful analysis and thought-provoking discussions. His show is available on ESPN, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts, and he recently had Smith as a guest on his show in December.
Stephen A. Smith, a staple of ESPN's SportsCenter, is also no stranger to controversy and passionate debates. He has a long and successful career in the sports industry and has spoken openly about his family life, his rise to fame, and his views on woke culture in sports.
The debate between Travis and Smith is scheduled to take place during the afternoon wave of the summit. Other notable names set to speak at the event include Adam Silver, NBA commissioner, Jimmy Pitaro, ESPN chairman, and Rob Manfred, MLB commissioner.
While the specifics of the debate are still under wraps, sports fans can expect a dynamic and engaging discussion on the impact of politics on sports and the sports business world. The Tuned In sports summit promises to be an exciting event, bringing together some of the biggest names in sports for a day of thought-provoking discussions and debates.
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