The player-owned women's basketball league, Unrivaled, has secured significant new funding, pushing its valuation to $650 million. This figure surpasses the league's initial target of $100 million for its Series C funding round.
The substantial investment comes as Unrivaled gears up for its third season, scheduled to commence in 2027. The league's growth and increased valuation signal strong investor confidence in its model and future prospects within the professional women's sports landscape.
Unrivaled Basketball League Valued at $650 Million Ahead of Third Season
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