Unrivaled is rewriting the business of women’s basketball

the NWSL. How much of that timing matter for you? Look, I've spent a lifetime working in professional sports and in particular in in tennis, most of it in women's tennis. And so I I could see the...

But, you know, it's like you lived in San Francisco, and now you're moving to New York. It's the same country, but it's two very different cities. Does that make sense? Yeah. I mean, a part of...

How Unrivaled is building the entire ecosystem around women's basketball

The discussion explores how Unrivaled positions itself as separate from but complementary to the WNBA, building an entire ecosystem around women's basketball. The conversation touches on their relationship with the league and reveals they have 54 WNBA players involved in their platform.

Why women's basketball is copying tennis's ownership playbook

A sports executive compares growing women's basketball to their experience at the WTA tennis organization. They discuss tactical expansion moves like adding tournaments and road games, while examining different governance structures between sports leagues.

Comedian Wanda Sykes as investor pushes league expansion into major markets

A discussion about strategic decisions behind expanding women's basketball games to major cities like Philadelphia and Brooklyn. The conversation explores how location choices balance multiple factors: revenue diversification through larger arenas, brand exposure, and league reputation building.

How women's basketball broke Michael Jordan's attendance record at this arena

The speaker reveals how their women's basketball event broke Michael Jordan's attendance record at Xfinity Arena. They discuss implementing a one-on-one tournament format and how players had mixed reactions - some embracing the competitive format while others were hesitant about the additional work involved.

Basketball fans will tell you exactly what they think unlike tennis fans

A guest compares fan behavior between basketball and tennis, highlighting how basketball fans are vocal and trying to get in players' heads while tennis maintains a quieter, more reserved atmosphere during play. The comparison reveals interesting cultural differences between the two sports industries.