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In recent decades, the field of sports has witnessed extensive development, which has led to the emergence of many disputes of a sporting nature, both at the national and international levels. And these disputes differ from other traditional civil and commercial disputes, which necessitated the existence of a specialized legal system capable of settling them in proportion to the specificity of the sports field. This research examines the nature and types of sports disputes, with a statement of the legal system applied to them, whether through sports arbitration, specialized courts, or through the role of the International Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). The research also reviews the development of national legislation (such as Iraqi, Egyptian and French law) in the field of settling these disputes, while addressing free legal principles and international laws that govern sports globally. The research concludes the importance of developing national legal systems and enhancing the role of alternative means to achieve justice, speed and efficiency in resolving these disputes. This study also highlights the role of the International Sports Court in addressing sports disputes through the mediation mechanism and others. And therefore the competent authorities must be available to adjudicate any type of sports disputes, where the International Sports Court is one of the most important of these bodies, and the mediation mechanism is also an important amicable tool that contributes to solving sports disputes.