
Unrivaled Reveals Uniforms For First Season’s 6 Teams
In December 2024, Under Amour was announced as Unrivaled’s official and exclusive uniform partner, and on Jan. 3, the league displayed the uniforms for the six teams on social media.
The league is the brainchild of WNBA players Minnesota Lynx forward Napheesa Collier and New York Liberty forward Breanna Stewart. The league is a 3-on-3 league that will play its games during the WBNA offseason from January through March. Unrivaled will feature 30 of the top professional women’s players on six different teams at a Miami venue.
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Several days after the league introduced the uniforms, they announced that tennis superstar Coco Gauff had become an investor in the league.
A champion on the court, a visionary off it. Welcome @CocoGauff to the @Unrivaledwbb family as an investor—together, we’re taking basketball to the next level! 🚀🏀 pic.twitter.com/aROAe6oDJk
— Unrivaled Basketball (@Unrivaledwbb) January 6, 2025
“I’m thrilled to be joining Unrivaled as an investor,” said Coco Gauff in a written statement. “Basketball is one of my favorite sports, and the chance to support a league that’s redefining the game is exciting. I look forward to being part of this movement and continuing to help elevate women’s sports to new heights.”
Gauff joins other prominent investors including Alex Morgan and Trybe Ventures, Carmelo Anthony, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Michael Phelps, Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis, The Berman Family, Dawn Staley, David Levy, John Skipper, Moira Forbes, Tyus and Tre Jones, Dan Rosensweig, Richard Sarnoff and Gary Vaynerchuk.
When the announcement was made in July 2023, Stewart said that the players had a choice to stay in the States as opposed to going overseas to try to make money during the offseason.
“It’s the ability for players to stay home, to be in a market like Miami where we can just be the buzz and create that with the best WNBA players,” Stewart told ESPN. “We can’t keep fighting [the WNBA’s prioritization rule]. It is a rule that takes away our choices, which should never be a thing, especially as women, but it is still a rule.”