Start with the obvious: no trans woman currently plays in the WNBA. This entire stunt is responding to a hypothetical, not a reality. There is no wave of trans athletes "dominating" women's basketball. There isn't one on a WNBA roster right now. The premise the stunt is built on doesn't exist.

Angel Reese doesn't just show up. She shows up and changes the room.

Since leaving the Chicago Sky and landing in Atlanta, Reese hasn't just helped push the Dream to No. 6 in the WNBA standings - she's turned their arena into the hottest ticket in the league. After just 15 home games this season, Atlanta has already blown past their entire 2025 attendance record. We're talking 100,369 fans through the doors as of August 3, compared to 98,560 for the whole of last season, which had 20 home games. And they've still got two more home games to play after clinching a playoff spot. Playoff crowds are usually the biggest of the year, so that 100K mark landing with seven games still on the clock? That's not luck. That's star power.

Angel Reese is about to make history again - but this time, not on the basketball court. The Chicago Sky star has just announced that she’ll be walking in the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, becoming the first professional athlete ever to hit that runway.

Women’s basketball history is set to be made in Philadelphia. Unrivaled, the 3-on-3 league co-founded by Napheesa Collier and Breanna Stewart, will bring its high-energy format to Xfinity Mobile Arena on January 30, 2026. The back-to-back matchups mark the league’s first official tour stop—and the city’s first professional women’s basketball games since 1998.

TOMME Studio is thrilled to announce the release of a unique collection for their signature bags in celebration of the Women’s Euros 2025. This collection features a series of bespoke footballs and football bags designed by renowned UK-based female artists. Celebrating the spirit of women's football, collaboration, and the increasing visibility of women’s sports. Not just a functional item, but wearable art - a collector's piece that will celebrate the Lionesses’ journey, and the continuing domination of Women’s football across the summer and beyond. 

In a recent broadcast, talkSPORT host Alan Brazil dismissed Manchester United's investment in their women's team, asserting that "people around the world are not bothered" about women's football. Personally, I feel this perspective not only undermines the significant strides women's football has made but also overlooks the tangible benefits of investing in the women's game.

In the fast-paced, ever-evolving world of sports, women’s sports are no longer just a side story—they're the main event. For years, outdated myths and half-baked assumptions side-lined women’s sports, but the game has changed. If your brand is still sleeping on this, it’s time to wake up. Women’s sports are not just “emerging”; they’ve become a cultural juggernaut, rewriting the rules of engagement, fandom, and business.

Yesterday, history was made at Ashton Gate as US rugby star Ilona Maher made her UK debut for the Bristol Bears. The energy was electric, the stakes were high, and the record-breaking home crowd of 9,248 fans turned out to witness something truly special. This wasn’t just a win for rugby—it was a monumental moment for women’s sport.

Few outfits over the course of a professional athlete's life, if any, are a bigger deal than the draft outfit.

From NFL hopefuls to NBA draftees to WNBA selections, everyone seems to put a very big importance on what they wear when taking the next step in their career.

Last Monday night, dozens of young women arrived in Brooklyn, New York for the 2024 WNBA Draft. While everyone looked impeccable, a few stood out with their stellar outfits.

Innovative streetwear brand TOMME teams up with the iconic Ed Hardy brand to create a limited-edition basketball bag that’s a ‘slam dunk’.

Ed Hardy x TOMME unleashes a slam dunk with an exclusive basketball bag collaboration.