OP I'm sorry but this doesn't sound like a relationship for you.
When I met my dh he had never lived with another female (although owned his own flat and had a lodger) he had never had a serious relationship and so would spend alot of time watching sport or with his family who he is very close with.
However, when we got together I became his world and he became mine. Within 6 months I moved in, in a year engaged, 2 years a house together, married and now the kids.
I was 28 when I met him, he is a few years my senior.
Sport is still incredibly important but not to the detriment as a couple or family, although I try to be mindful of important games and dont try to stop him going to things unless it impacts us.
Fron the outset though he included me in decisions, when it came to meeting family it took a few months but that was more me.
I knew he was right because his behaviour towards me was different to previous blokes. I actually mattered, my views, my opinions, my likes so I pay him the same respect.
We have mutual respect for each other. From what you have said you dont have this. I know everyone is different but please dont sell yourself short
After one very bad breakup I took time to find me, lived in shared accommodation, went on a massive holiday on my own (never done it before) and became independent of needing a relationship.
If he is not making you truly happy then he is not the one for you