For most sports, the best seat is at home on your couch watching on your giant tv.
For most sports, the reason to not sit at home watching on your giant TV is to have social interactions with other people at the event.
Ultimately, useful products don't need all this philosophizing that VR always seems to entail. The whole premise of VR goggles is kind of stupid.
Yes and that’s only a subset of the social interactions. Many people prefer to have friends over and enjoy home cooked food and liquor store priced (cf. stadium prices) beverages. Watching the big game on a giant TV with friends is not going to be beaten by clunky headsets any day of the week.
I'm an avid golfer and watcher of Golf on TV. I'm not entirely sure I want to watch The Masters in VR. I really enjoy The Masters but it's still a social event for me on Sat/Sun at a bar and Thurs/Fri it's up on a screen near my work computer.
Admittedly this is because they just do ham-fisted cuts - a full POV throughout a game would be different, but for a lot of the sports I watch it just seems like it's going to make watching the game as a spectator more frustrating.
The company that broadcast NBA games in VR was acquired by Apple.