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More people than ever watch women’s sports, but investment and media coverage still lag

Melanie Anzidei, NorthJersey.comComments Off on More people than ever watch women’s sports, but investment and media coverage still lag

In 2020, the WNBA saw a 68% increase in viewership. The NWSL saw a 500% jump. Now former women stars are stepping in as investors.

     
Melanie Anzidei, NorthJersey.com
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