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AT&T’s activation at WNBA Live included meet-and-greets with superstar athletes A’ja Wilson (pictured) and Sabrina Ionescu throughout the weekend.Photo: Courtesy of AT&TINDIANAPOLIS—On Saturday, Napheesa Collier’s team outscored Caitlin Clark’s, 151-131, in front of a sold-out crowd at the Indiana Fever’s home arena, Gainbridge Fieldhouse, in Indianapolis during this year’s WNBA All-Star Game.
Clark had announced ahead of All-Star Weekend that she would not be participating due to a groin injury. She received the most votes in league history—1,293,526—thanks to record-setting participation from fans. As a team captain, she helped coach her team from the sidelines.
Despite the top star’s absence on the court, the game attracted more than four million viewers, according to The Athletic, illustrating the growing momentum and fanbase that the league is experiencing.
Before the game, the players took the court for warm-ups in shirts that read, “Pay Us What You Owe Us.” The team owners and players are currently in negotiations over a new collective bargaining agreement. The current one expires at the end of October.
In addition to the action on the court, brands including AT&T, American Express, and Nike brought immersive activations to the fan experience, WNBA Live, at the Indiana Convention Center July 18-19.
Keep scrolling to see more from the activations and events surrounding this year’s AT&T WNBA All-Star 2025…
