TNT Says 1.2 Million Viewers Watched the US Beat France in the Women's FIBA World Cup Final
The gold-medal game peaked at 1.5 million viewers as TNT aired its first women’s World Cup and the U.S. roster featured WNBA stars.
- On Sunday, the United States delivered record ratings for the FIBA World Cup on TNT, with an average of 1.2 million people watching the Americans beat France in Germany's gold medal game.
- Team USA featured WNBA stars including Caitlin Clark, Napheesa Collier, Breanna Stewart, and Angel Reese, as the WNBA paused its season so players could participate in the tournament.
- HBO Max recorded its four most-watched women's basketball games during the event, while TNT held women's World Cup rights for the first time and will broadcast the men's tournament next year.
- Ratings for the Americans' three-point win over Italy peaked at 1.7 million, while the tournament produced the five highest-rated World Cup games ever, surpassing the 2022 U.S.-China contest that drew 446,000 viewers.
- Craig Barry, executive vice president and chief content officer for TNT Sports, said, "It's not just this great FIBA World Cup tournament, but women's sports coming into the spotlight." The title game competed with the NFL and the Open.
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TNT says 1.2 million viewers watched the US beat France in the women’s FIBA World Cup final
NEW YORK (AP) — The U.S. delivered record ratings for the women's FIBA World Cup on TNT, with an average of 1.2 million people watching the Americans beat France in Sunday's gold medal game in Germany.
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TNT says 1.2 million viewers watched the US beat France in the women's FIBA World Cup final
The U.S. delivered record ratings for the women's FIBA World Cup on TNT, with an average of 1.2 million people watching the Americans beat France in the gold medal game
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