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WNBA All-Star Game Draws 2.2 Million Viewers, Shines Without Clark

7/23/2025

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WNBA All-Stars Shine

The 2025 WNBA All-Star Game captivated 2.2 million viewers, ranking as the second-most watched ever, even without star Caitlin Clark due to injury. The Skills Challenge and 3-Point Contest surged to 1.3 million viewers, an impressive 89% jump from last year, highlighting the league's resilience amid labor disputes.

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WNBA Growth Surge

The WNBA is on the rise, with franchise values skyrocketing to nearly $300 million, fueled by a lucrative $2.2 billion TV deal. By 2030, the league will expand from 13 to 18 teams, showcasing a surge in viewership and attendance. Additionally, pregame fashion is captivating audiences, drawing in luxury brands and a fresh wave of fans.

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WNBA All-Stars Shine

The 2025 WNBA All-Star Game captivated 2.2 million viewers, ranking as the second-most watched ever, even without star Caitlin Clark due to injury. The Skills Challenge and 3-Point Contest surged to 1.3 million viewers, an impressive 89% jump from last year, highlighting the league's resilience amid labor disputes.

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