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2014 World Cup Discussion Thread
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I've been asked a few times outside of this forum how "big" the World Cup is, especially when compared to some American sports and here's a little comparison:
The 2014 Super Bowl had a total US viewership of 115.3 million. The US' population is around 320 million. So that's about 36%. Yesterday quarter final against Costa Rica was watched by at least 7.5 million people out of a population of 16.8, or 44.6%. And that figure has not yet been adjusted for the many people who watched in bars or public squares. |
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