Athletes participate in Fanatics Fest with live podcasts and events
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 23, 2026, 12:16 PM
Last updated Jul 23, 2026
The third annual Fanatics Fest took place at New York City's Javits Center over four days, featuring over 500 celebrities, including current and former athletes. Among the events were live podcast episodes, with notable figures like LeBron James, Aaron Judge, and Shaquille O'Neal participating. The convention attracted around 200,000 attendees who engaged in various activities, including panels and autograph signings. Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin reported a production budget of $80-90 million, indicating significant investment in athlete appearances. The event highlights a growing intersection of sports and media through live shows.
- •Fanatics Fest attracted approximately 200,000 attendees over four days.
- •LeBron James and Aaron Judge participated in live podcast recordings.
- •The event hosted more than 500 celebrities and featured athlete panels.
- •Fanatics allocated $10 million specifically for athlete appearances.
- •Live podcasts included shows by popular figures like Shaquille O'Neal and Marshawn Lynch.
- 12:16 PMYahoo Sports — How Fanatics Fest became the place for sports' biggest stars to be seen (and heard)
"The four-day convention is now home to dozens of athlete podcasts. And the competition to be there will only grow.
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