Challenge???

Anybody want to bet on whether or not the WNBA/Las Vegas accepts it???

The WNBA has once again found itself embroiled in controversy, thanks in large part to the reaction from Sophie Cunningham’s comments on male competition in women’s sports.

When Cunningham said that transgender male athletes should not compete in women’s sports, she echoed a position shared by 80% to 90% of the American public. And also one supported by the realities of biology and science considering the inherent physical advantages men have over women.

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In order to educate those curiously uninformed coaches, OutKick founder Clay Travis publicly posted an offer to the WNBA: have the Las Vegas Aces, the league’s championship winning team, play a high school state title-winning boys’ basketball team, with $10 million at stake. Beat the boys, get $10 million. For a team with an estimated annual revenue of $33 million, that’s a substantial sum of money. Forbes even estimated the Aces were worth $300 million in 2025, meaning the $10 million prize would represent about 3.3% of the franchise’s valuation.

Yet more than 24 hours later, there’s been radio silence. 

Full article, HERE from Fox News.

My bet is that both organizations will NOT take the offer, knowing they will lose, just like the USWNT did, HERE.

And the coaches ‘not’ being able to say what a woman is, and wearing the protect trans lives t-shirts at the games are just a ‘tad’ over the top. Sophie Cunningham’s refusal to back down has made her even more hated than Caitlin Clark (for now).

What I find ‘interesting’ is that the Olympic Committee, Women’s tennis, and of course Title 9 now being upheld apparently means nothing to the WNBA…

I just wonder how long it will be before this is ‘disappeared’ by the MSM???

Oh yeah, and there is a ‘rumor’ that Travis has also said he’d put up $10 million for a ‘trans’ team to join the WNBA… snerk…


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