Which set lists the four future trends in digital sport engagement?

• A. Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, E-sport, AI Personalization
• B. Blockchain, Cloud Gaming, 5G, Holograms
• C. 3D Printing, Drones, VR, AI
• D. Wearables, GPS, Social Media, Streaming

Answer: (A)

The idea being tested is how digital sport engagement is likely to evolve through immersive, interactive experiences and personalized fan journeys. Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality push fans closer to the action by delivering immersive viewing and training experiences, plus the possibility of virtual arenas and live AR overlays that enrich how people watch and participate. E-sport is a powerful driver because it creates scalable, global competition that draws massive digital audiences, sponsorships, and media deals, expanding how fans engage with sport beyond traditional formats. AI Personalization tailors content, recommendations, and training insights to individual fans, making experiences more engaging and monetizable by aligning offerings with each person’s interests and behavior.

Other options touch on technologies that are valuable in specific contexts, but they don’t align as directly with how fans interact with sport at scale in the near term. For example, blockchain or holograms can add value in niche areas, while cloud gaming, drones, or wearables and GPS influence related capabilities but don’t on their own define the primary future shape of digital sport engagement like immersive tech, competitive digital ecosystems, and AI-driven personalization do.