New Orleans Saints (New Orleans Saints) The New Orleans Saints are a professional American soccer team in the National Football Conference South (NFC South), located in New Orleans, Louisiana, founded in 1967, with a home stadium in the Louisiana Superdome. The team has won two NFC West championships, two NFC South championships, and won the Super Bowl in 2009.

The Texas Rangers (Texas The Texas Rangers are a Central Division team that belongs to the Western Conference of the American League. The Texas Rangers were founded in 1961 after the original Washington Senators moved to Minnesota (renamed), the team was established under the name of the Washington Senators and later moved to Arlington, Texas, where it was renamed the Texas Rangers. The team won two American League championships and five Western Conference championships in the American League.

The U.S. Masters Tournament, Masters Championship) is one of the four major tournaments in the world of men's professional golf, first held in 1934, held in April each year in Augusta course, the course for four days.

The St. Louis Blues (St. Louis The St. Louis Blues are a team in the Central Division of the National Hockey League's (NHL) Western Conference, founded in 1967 and now located in St. Louis, Missouri, USA, with a home rink at the Scottrade Center, the team has yet to win the Stanley Cup, but the St. Louis Blues made the playoffs for 25 consecutive years from the 1979-1980 season to the 2003-2004 season, setting the second longest record in North America. The second longest streak in the four major professional sports.

Houston Rockets The Rockets are a team in the Southwest Division of the Western Conference, founded in 1967, once called the San Diego Rockets, changed to the Houston Rockets in 1970, with its home court as the center. Chinese superstar Yao Ming joined the Rockets in 2002, so the Rockets have a large fan base in China. The Rockets have won two championships and four league championships in their history.

Wilson Sporting Goods Company ( Wilson Sporting Goods Company (Wilson) is a famous American sporting goods manufacturer, founded in 1913, is now its brand, Wilson products include basketball, soccer, tennis, golf and other types of balls, footwear, protective gear, as well as tennis racket, badminton racket, squash racket and other racket.

Orlando City Soccer Club ( Orlando City SC is an Eastern Conference team that became the 21st MLS franchise in 2013, with a home stadium at Orlando Citrus Bowl that can accommodate about 61,000 spectators. Orlando City's first match at home was held on March 8, 2015, with a goal scored by Kaka.

AND1 is a famous American sports brand AND1, founded in 1993, mainly produces basketball-related products, including basketball shoes, basketball uniforms and other equipment.

FC Dallas (FC FC Dallas is a Western Conference team founded in 1996 (Dallas Burning), with a home stadium of 20,000 spectators at Pizza Hut Park in Dallas.

Oakland Raiders The Oakland Raiders are a professional American soccer team in the American Football Conference (AFC) West Division, founded in 1960. The team has won three Super Bowls, four AFC championships, and 15 AFL West and AFC West titles in its history.

The U.S. Open (U.S. The other three are the Australian Open, the Wimbledon Open and the French Open. The US Open has been held at the USTA National Tennis Center in New York since 1978, usually in late August to early September each year, and is the last Grand Slam tournament played each year.

The United States Open Championship (United United States Open Championship, the United States Open, U.S. Open) is one of the four major golf tournaments, held since 1895, organized by the United States Golf Association, held in mid-June each year. The U.S. Open is one of the four major tournaments in golf and has been held since 1895.

Utah Jazz The Utah Jazz are a Western Conference Northwest Division team that plays at Energy Solutions Arena. The team was founded in 1974 in New Orleans as the New Orleans Jazz, then renamed the Utah Jazz and moved to Salt Lake City, Utah. The team won eight division championships and two league championships.

The Cincinnati Reds ( The Cincinnati Reds are a team in the National League Central, founded in 1882, one of the earliest teams in the major leagues, originally known as the Cincinnati Red Stockings, and staged the famous "Black Sox Incident" in 1919. The team has won five World Series championships, nine National League championships, three National League Central championships, and seven National League West championships.

Precor is a famous Precor is a leading manufacturer of fitness equipment, headquartered in the United States, as its brand, mainly providing high-end cardio and strength training equipment.