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The world's most expensive sports events
New York Knicks fans may need to tighten their belts after a new report claimed the franchise have the most expensive tickets in the NBA.
The Knicks, at nearly a $140 per ticket, lead the Los Angeles Lakers, the Chicago Bulls and the Miami Heat as the priciest home court tickets.
However, the fee to watch the Knicks play at Madison Square Garden pales in comparison to the asking price of some of the world's greatest sporting events.
Check out what some people will pay to watch the ultimate battles in sport.
Carmelo Anthony is the main attraction at the Madison Square Garden. (AAP)
Basic tickets to the 2014 World Cup final started at a cool $1,150. (AAP)
Last year's Wimbledon final reportedly cost some crazy punters $154,000. (AAP)
Courtside tickets for game seven of the 2010 NBA finals fetched $133,000. (AAP)
The Abu Dhabi GP is considered the most expensive race on the F1 tour. (AAP)
The cheapest ticket for this year's Super Bowl was reported as $2,400. (AAP)
A four-day pass to the US Masters can set you back $5,200. (AAP)
Tickets behind the home plate for the MLB All Stars game in 2011 was $8,300. (AAP)
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