Alright, let's cut to the chase here. You keep saying "low audience" and "underpaid" like they're separate things—they're not. If barely anyone watches, sponsors don't pay up, and the money just isn't there. That's simple cause and effect.
But you know what? I'll give you this—you're right that investment matters. Women's sports don't get the same marketing push. That's a real issue. But here's the thing: that doesn't mean current players are being shortchanged. It means we need to grow the game first.
I've seen women's soccer explode after the World Cup. More viewers, more sponsors, bigger contracts. That's how it works. You can't demand NFL money when you're getting college-level viewership. So no, they're not underpaid—they're paid based on what they generate. And as that grows, so will the checks.
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