Former American tennis player Serena Williams announced Monday with the participation of Toronto Tempo, WNBA Female Professional Basketball League Team that begins to compete in 2026.
In the WNBA report, the 43 -year -old Williams highlighted the financial aspect of the process by ensuring that the women’s game is a great opportunity for investors.
Toronto Tempo announced Monday that Serena Williams would be the new owner of the WNBA team. pic.twitter.com/yibavdfge8
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“This moment is not just referring to basketball. This is to show the real value and energy of female athletes. I have always said that women’s game is incredibly investment opportunity,” said the tennis player, one of the most important in history and the winner of 23 major titles.
WNBA or Williams did not reveal the size of the tennis player in Toronto Tempo.
In May 2024, WNBA announced that it had decided to grant the rights of the Women’s League to Toronto. The fourteenth team of the League was awarded to the Kilmer Sports Ventures, owned by the Maple Leaf Sports and Recreation Management Board (MLSE), the Canadian Milmillanario Lorry Dananbam.
