Could Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark really end the WNBA’s rise? One shocking theory has some fans fearing the worst for ...

The WNBA has seen a dramatic ratings decline since Caitlin Clark was sidelined with a left quad strain on May 24. According to Nielsen data, national TV viewership has dropped 55%, with Indiana ...

WNBA Ratings Are in Following Caitlin Clark’s Injury, ... The Indiana Fever’s national TV games have seen a 53% decline, averaging 1.81 million viewers before the injury and 847,000 since.

You may have heard that sports is suffering from a ratings decline in virtually every corner of the television world. Not the WNBA, which enjoyed an excellent 2021 in the boardroom.

Caitlin Clark's quad injury causes devastating 55% drop in WNBA ratings, exposing the league's total dependence on one superstar player for viewership success.

The WNBA was the only exception among the pro leagues: WNBA ratings were up 15% overall, and viewership for Game 3 of the WNBA Finals on ESPN was up 34% over last year.

"WNBA today has a better marketing pitch" - NBA insider drops bombshell take on the lack of competitiveness in ratings-hit league By Rob Andrew Lo Published Dec 25, 2024 14:36 GMT ...

The WNBA‘s viewership across ABC, ESPN, ESPN2 and CBS was up 21% compared to last season, according to the league. This year’s All-Star Game was the WNBA’s most watched in 16 years with ...

The Indiana Fever's June 3 game against the Washington Mystics will mark the third consecutive contest that superstar guard Caitlin Clark is missing because of a left quad strain.

Caitlin Clark's rookie campaign might have come to an end Wednesday night, but her historic season helped drive the WNBA to its highest average game viewership in 24 years.

The competitive claims made by WNBA players enhance the league’s value proposition, making it an even more attractive partner in a merger by promising a heightened level of competition and ...