Stuart Hughes is a London-based freelance journalist and content writer best known for writing sports, travel, lifestyle, and technology features and articles. His work includes collaborations with Techopedia, Lenovo, Best Western Hotels & Resorts, and several aviation brands, including Frontier Airlines. Having lived all over the world, Stuart brings a distinctive, real-world perspective to his writing, and when he’s not at his desk, you’ll find him travelling, playing football, cricket, and golf, or out on the bike.
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Articles by Stuart Hughes
Can MLS Make the Most of World Cup Fever?
The World Cup is over, but MLS' biggest test is just beginning. Can the league turn record-breaking interest into lasting fans and sustained growth?
By Stuart Hughes
From the WNBA to the SHL: Which Leagues Are Set to Take Off?
From packed Japanese ballparks to the rapid rise of professional padel, these five leagues are building bigger audiences without receiving the attention they deserve.
By Stuart Hughes
What Alberta’s New “Open” Gaming Market Means for Canada
Alberta has become the second Canadian province to opt for gambling reform, but what does it mean for its residents, and why might it spark other provinces to roll the dice?
By Stuart Hughes
Can Prediction Market Traders Beat the Emmy Awards Gurus?
As Hollywood pundits argue over the 2026 Emmys, Kalshi's prediction markets are quietly letting punters back their own selections with real money trades. So, do they know something the experts don't?
By Stuart Hughes
Meet Rothera: Robinhood's Challenger to Kalshi and Polymarket
Could Kalshi and Polymarket prediction market dominance be under threat, as Robinhood-backed Rothera surges to $2 billion in opening-month trades during the FIFA World Cup?
By Stuart Hughes
Think You Need 10,000 Steps a Day? Science Says Otherwise
For decades, the daily 10,000-step goal has been hardwired into our brains, but the science behind the benefits of walking tells a very different story.
By Stuart Hughes
