The WNBA Finals break their audience record with 3.3 million viewers

ByDavid Mitchell

The seventh game of the WNBA Finals (Women’s National Basketball Association), in which the Golden State Valkyries They won the title against the Atlanta Dream had a average audience of 3.3 million viewers, a record for league playoffs, as reported this Tuesday by USA Sports.

The figure, based on Nielsen and Adobe Analytics measurements, add the USA Network and CNBC broadcasts and digital platforms, led by Peacock.

The meeting was fourth most watched in WNBA history and surpassed in a 128% of the match audience who decided the Finals of 2025 between Las Vegas Aces and Phoenix Mercury.

The Valkyries they proclaimed champions in their second season when imposed by 68-63 in it first ‘game 7’ of some Competition finals.

The broadcast was also the most watched program of the day on American cable television, ahead of college football.

USA Sports closed his eight qualifying broadcasts with an average of 1.6 million viewers. His coverage after the decisive match, with the trophy presentation and interviews, surpassed the million.

David Mitchell
David Mitchell

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