Clay Travis pledges $10M for ‘battle of the sexes’ matchup as WNBA trans debate intensifies
Clay Travis offers $10 million for a high school boys team to face the WNBA champion Las Vegas Aces in a pay-per-view "battle of the sexes" game.
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OutKick founder Clay Travis challenged the WNBA on Monday, offering a $10 million prize to stage a "modern-day battle of the sexes" basketball game between the reigning WNBA champion Las Vegas Aces and a boys' high school basketball state championship team.
The challenge comes as the WNBA finds itself at the center of a transgender culture debate after Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham, 29, said girls should not have to compete against biological men in women’s sports.
Cunningham’s bold stance to support keeping women’s sports reserved for biological females has generated strong backing – with some women’s sports advocates even rallying outside her games – but also fierce backlash.
"If the WNBA really doesn't believe that men are that much better than women at basketball, then the champion of the WNBA should be able to beat a bunch of high school boys," Travis said Monday on "The Will Cain Show."
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