Pacers prepare for the tiebreak battle, WNBA All-Stars will also start, Clark will definitely lead in votes

The 2025 WNBA All-Star Game will be held in Indianapolis, with the three-point game and the main game scheduled from July 19 to 20. This is the home court of Clark's Indiana Fanatics. Judging from the current voting results, Clark and Criel are leading the data in the WNBA's first All-Star voting.

Among them, Clark's vote was 500,000, and Bobcats' Collier ranked second with 480,000 votes, while Clark's teammate Alya Boston ranked third with 460,000 votes.

It is worth mentioning that in 2023, before Clark joined the WNBA, the votes were less than 100,000 votes, and only 8 players won more than 50,000 votes. This year, Clark had more than 500,000 votes, and 4 players in the top 10 in the first round of this year.

Last year, the NBA's revenue was $10.58 billion, while the WNBA generated only $200 million in revenue. The NBA's revenue is actually more than 50 times more than the WNBA. American netizens blamed the gap on the league's insufficient publicity for the WNBA.

In their opinion, even if Clark is such a famous star, even if she is personally responsible for half of the WNBA's revenue, it will only have a $100 million impact. Young NBA stars like Edwards only need to be responsible for 1% of the NBA's popularity, which can be compared with Clark's influence.

Antetokounmpo and Jokic are global sports idols, while Clark is only known in the United States. Back then, Kobe Bryant was not only a superstar in the United States, but also a superstar in China. At the Beijing Olympics, the camera stopped for 8 seconds for Kobe, which is the intensity of publicity.

In the eyes of American fans, Clark is the most famous player in all the active NBA except Curry, James and Durant.

Interestingly, another Indiana team, the Pacers, is nervously preparing for their tiebreak battle. If they can get what they want in this game, it will make many people feel relieved and will also slap many media people in the face.