Ratings Down 65% — Are WNBA Players Seriously Asking for Their Old Deals Back?

Описание: Players In Uproar As WNBA Contracts Tank 65% — Are They Begging For Better Terms? The collapse did not arrive as a rumor. It arrived as a number. A brutal, undeniable number that cut through months of hype and confident headlines. Sixty-five percent. That is not a stumble. That is not a slow decline. That is a free fall. When Unrivaled opened its second season to barely over one hundred thousand viewers after pulling more than three hundred thousand the year before, the message was not subtle. Whatever curiosity once existed had faded, and whatever loyalty leaders believed they had built simply was not there.
For months, Unrivaled had been treated like a symbol. A symbol of leverage. A symbol of power. A symbol of choice. It was supposed to be the safety net behind every bold demand WNBA players made at the negotiating table. If owners refused to bend, players could walk. If contracts felt insulting, players could leave. That threat only works if the other place actually works. But as ratings collapsed, that threat lost its teeth. A backup plan that cannot attract an audience is not leverage. It is a liability.
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65% DROP! WNBA Players "Begging" For Old Contracts?