In accordance with the important value of sports ‘autonomy’, resolution of sports disputes within sports organizations such as the Sports Fair Committee has been considered first. However, in the process of resolving sports-related disputes within sports organizations, issues of fairness and neutrality were raised, and continuous discussions continued to improve these problems. It can be confirmed through the status of CAS that arbitration is the dispute resolution procedure for efficiently and effectively resolving sports disputes. Therefore, if a new alternative to resolving existing domestic sports disputes is presented, it can also be said to be the establishment of a sports arbitration institution. However, various measures to secure a financial and legal basis by taking lessons from previous failures and to improve fairness and independence should be studied. In addition, the expansion of dispute jurisdiction and differentiation of arbitration rules according to the type of dispute should also be accompanied. In addition, in order for sports arbitration to be activated, it is essential to coordinate and cooperate with the interests of sports organizations. The sound and healthy development of our sports should be promoted through an efficient and fair dispute resolution system.