Caitlyn Clark has now broke that glass ceiling and they should be bowing at her.

She’s going to create jobs and money and to hell with the Wnba.

They’re nothing, they’re nobody.

Nobody’s watching.

They lost.

They lost 50 million, as predicted.

The Wnba collapse following the unexpected departure of Caitlyn Clark, and it’s very obvious to them that very few people ever knew the Wnba existed, much less cared to watch before Caitlyn ever set foot in the league.

But Caitlyn brought more than just her skill with her.

When she arrived, she brought notoriety, admirers and, most importantly, cash.

At last the league was beginning to come alive.

People were paying attention and discussing it, and then she was gone.

And for once the Wnba wasn’t just a joke and an argument about sports.

Without, without warning, the Wnba found itself in a financial bind.

Once more, it appears as though Caitlyn Clark left the building and the cash signs trail behind.

The Wnba appears to have nothing more than vacant Arenas and unpaid expenses as of right now.

Unbelievably, there is is now far more fear emanating from the Wnba waste than there is from Camp.

The Wnba’s decision to fire Caitlyn Clark wasn’t a minor setback.

No, it felt more like pulling the plug on the Wnba’s life support system.

They appear to be allergic to saving money.

While they are riding High 1 minute and the following one- a flat surface, the speed at which the tables turn was almost laughable.

The minute Caitlyn left, the league, which was at last beginning to seem like a legitimate company, completely collapsed.

The figures are truthful.

The Wnba was doing better than it had ever done before to her departure.

In reality, tickets were being purchased.

The merchandise and cash were literally flying off the shelves.

Yes, they were swimming in it like it was Scrooge Mcduck.

However, it seems as though someone has turned on the switch lately.

Furthermore, the financial crisis has been very disastrous.

Many Wnba clubs have already concluded their season and a large number of players have already left to play in other countries during the winter.

But some of these players are wondering if they’ll even make it with the controversy that surrounds the Wnba right now and their meager compensation, not to mention the pay of the players, or, since the circumstances are so absurd, let’s actually start there.

Some of these players are probably thinking about taking Uber shifts in between games because their compensation has plummeted so much.

We’re talking about pay that would make the gym teacher at your high school seem like a Wall Street Titan- the best players in the Wnba, those who benefit financially from the Caitlyn Clark effect, are currently witnessing a sharper decline in their bank accounts than the League’s post Clark TV ratings.

According to reports, a few of these players are considering their own departure because playing in foreign competitions seems far better than waiting around for meager pay.

If the Wnba continues providing them minimum wage contracts, they might as well start packing their bags for Europe.

The Eu believes that our presence here does not need them to pay us extra, and you know I don’t think I mentioned it when I originally discussed prioritization.

Our commission mentioned that we may potentially earn $700,000.

That’s actually completely untrue.

Not a single player achieves that.

We were also promised league and team marketing Partnerships, but they have fallen through.

Caitlyn was no ordinary player.

She served as the Wnba’s anchor pillar and walking bank account.

It was more than just butts on seats for her.

For them, she was essentially printing money.

She, the sponsors and the ratings.

It was only because of her that they were present, but now that she’s gone, it seems as though the league is hardly able to Lo at their wallet, much less save any money.

They’re struggling merely to keep the lights on because of how terrible the repercussions has been.

It’s not just the inexperienced players that are feeling the heat either.

Nope, these severe wage cuts are affecting even the biggest players in the league.

The changing areas, yes, they’re essentially full with players who are unsure about whether to start pursuing Sidekicks, because playing basketball by itself isn’t enough these days.

This season saw a tremendous Boom.

The Wnba, in my opinion, should have profited even more from the tremendous surge in retail sales, television viewership, soldout Arenas and other factors.

The Wnba front office, meanwhile, is completely freaked out.

They exuded confidence when Caitlyn was around, as though everything was all right, because they had her to fall back on.

However, at this point, their players are openly discussing leaving the Wnba for leagues where they can still earn respectable salaries.

So they’re essentially in damage control, fighting to remain relevant and, to be honest, who could blame them when you’re making less money than a middle school dodgeball coach?

This financial collapse is nearly too absurd to be real.

How can this much disruption be caused by one player quitting?

She wasn’t just any player, though.

Rather, she was the player.

Her Jersey sold out faster than concert tickets.

She was the one that the entire world watched and she was the one who pulled millions of new players into the league.

The Wnba’s entire Financial ecosystem has completely collapsed since she left.

Nothing seemed to be able to turn the Tide, though.

Year after year, they keep losing millions of dollars, and Caitlyn Clark was the spark that ignited it all.

This was no leisurely Ascent.

The league appeared to have been launched out of a cannon and her name was virtually calling out loud.

The Indiana Fever, who earlier had trouble even getting people to acknowledge their existence, found themselves inundated with admirers as though their performance was the final one ever held.

A 25% increase in ticket sales.

Yes, that’s ridiculous as well as impressive.

Indiana became the new Wnba attendance Champions.

After their home games drew a Full House of 17,36 Fans instead of just a few dispersed Spectators and Concession workers, and Indiana wasn’t the only state participating.

Due of Caitlyn’s enormous impact, teams like Atlanta, Washington and Las Vegas were forced to relocate their gains to larger venues.

Why, as it was everyone’s desire to witness Caitlyn Clark in action, the Wnba even questioned how to accommodate the attendant of the entire city.

For this season, the Wnba has witnessed a level of fandom never seen before.

Last week, fresh data revealing the overall attendance figures in the Wnba were released.

Naturally, the fever had the most fans throughout the regular season- 643,000 in all.

And since those sales figures are really insane, let’s think about jersey sales: a 1,1: 193% rise in Jersey sales for fever.

It’s all because of one name: Clark.

Not only did basketball players take those jerseys, though, to claim they had a layup, those who couldn’t distinguish between a layup and a jump shot were purchasing them.

Caitlyn Clark developed into more than a mere athlete.

She was a true phenomenon in the culture.

Over 186,000 people packed gainbridge Fieldhouse during the season, with eight of the 11 home games for the fever sold out eight.

That is nothing short of extraordinary for a squad that used to have trouble filling half the seats.

Not alone did Clark attract admirers.

She had an army with her: 1.8 million people watch game one of the first playoff series, while 2.5 million watch game two.

To put that into perspective, the first round series alone has already attracted more viewers on average than any previous Wnba finals.

In league history, basketball player Caitlyn Clark was more than that.

She was a walking talking phenomenon who drew in audiences that probably didn’t know what a three-pointer was.

In addition to Dieh hard basketball fans, her impact was immediate and enormous, and everyone wanted to see her make history.

Let’s discuss June 23rd, 2024, the fever’s date.

Match up with the Chicago sky.

This was not your average game.

At its peak, the game attracted 3.3 million Watchers, but it only attracted 2.3 million.

Not only is that outstanding for the Wnba, it’s significant.

It had been 23 years since the league had seen those types of figures, not since the early days when the whole women’s professional basketball thing still Peak people’s interest.

It was more than just Caitlyn mapping Indiana Fever.

The whole league was basically resting on her back for the first time.

It seemed like everyone was genuinely paying attention, as she transformed infrequent watchers into Wnba Fanatics.

In an instant and Clark participates in a postseason match.

More over 2 million people are watching, compared to less than a million watching the very following game in which she does not play.

However, she later departed, and boy did things spiral out of control.

Without Caitlyn Clark, the Wnba would be like a birthday celebration without cake: just clumsy and a little depressed, the Arena’s abandoned set.

It’s nearly terrible to look at how badly attendance has declined.

In an attempt to lure fans back in the seats, teams are essentially tossing hail Mar’s.

However, nothing is working.

Even the most devoted admirers are staying home in her absence due to the powerful Caitlyn effect, probably browsing Netflix rather than witnessing players attempt to enthrall an absentee audience while the arena is half empty.

The figures are truthful.

Tickets to the fever games were in high demand during Caitlyn’s playing days.

Consider that game against the Chicago sky on June 23rd.

Reselling tickets brought in an average of $346.

That’s the domain of Beyonce concerts.

However, right now, it is almost like giving out free tickets, not that people are exactly queuing up for them.

Even then, in the end, Caitlyn Clark was more than simply a Wnba player.

The player was her the vital organ that kept the league alive.

Since her departure, the Wnba appears to be operating on empty, frantically trying to find any means necessary to continue operations.

However, without her celebrity, the league feels as though it is just one core quarter away from collapsing.

Teams are currently reducing expenses in the most humiliating manners imaginable.

Although the Wnba is clearly desperate, they are making an effort to present a brave front.

Salary reductions are occurring on all sides.

It’s not only harming the athletes either.

The league is falling apart because of it.

It was like taking down the bottom Jenga block when Caitlyn left.

As of right now, nobody knows how to stop the entire thing from collapsing.

It’s incredible to consider that not too long ago, the Women’s National Basketball Association was experiencing growth and success following years of hardship, and now they’re over here snipping away at salaries as if they were Sunday paper coupons.

The League’s Financial stability has been taken away by Caitlyn’s departure and they are now faced with the harsh reality.

Right now, the Wnba is in danger of becoming bankrupt and the likelihood of they’re making a comeback is increasingly unlikely in the absence of Caitlyn’s celebrity endorsements to generate Revenue.