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Just Women's Sports
Everything you need to see and know in the world of women’s sports.
About Just Women's Sports
Just Women’s Sports Inc. (JWS) is a digital-first consumer media brand dedicated to 100% women’s sports, 100% of the time. JWS is proudly backed by Blue Pool Capital, Will Ventures, Ryan Sports Ventures, Kevin Durant and Rich Kleiman’s Thirty Five Ventures, SC Holdings, OVO Fund, Muse Capital, Supernode Global, Revolution, Bolt Ventures, Dapper Labs and Drive by DraftKings, as well as an all-star roster of angel investors and women’s sports icons including Billie Jean King, Allyson Felix, Abby Wambach, Kelley O’Hara, Elena Delle Donne, Hilary Knight, Sam Kerr, Lynn Williams, Arike Ogunbowale, and Sam Mewis.
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Presence & Recognition
Just Women's Sports reported that Katie Taylor capped one of the greatest careers in boxing history by notching one last win in front of a sellout home crowd inside Dublin's Croke Park.
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Presence & Recognition
Just Women's Sports London City signed international stars Alexia Putellas, Mapi León, Mary Earps, and Kadidiatou Diani ahead of its second season in the Women's Super League.
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Partnerships
Just Women's Sports London City signed a multi-year front-of-shirt partnership with Nike, with owner Michele Kang pegging it as the largest deal in the women's game.
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Presence & Recognition
Just Women's Sports announced that ESPN and ION signed on to cover TMRW Sports’ WTGL ahead of the indoor league’s November debut.
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Presence & Recognition
Just Women's Sports drove hundreds of thousands of organic views for the profile of Alex Eala
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Presence & Recognition
Just Women's Sports reported that world No. 18 Alexandra Eala hit the US Open court for tonight’s first-round clash with No. 122 Mary Stoiana in Queens.
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Presence & Recognition
Just Women's Sports reported that the WNBA is getting a makeover, with the league officially refreshing its championship logo as the 2026 regular season nears its close.
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Research & Knowledge
Just Women's Sports published new data from Nielsen showing that sponsor valuation growth across women’s sports leagues since 2022 has increased by 82%, 71%, and 51% respectively for the NWSL, WNBA, and LPGA.
Reported by Haley Rosen