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Topic	Gap between Caitlin Clark's WNBA salary and her male counterparts draws outrage
bigblu89 04/17/24 3:58:43 PM #106:	ClayGuida posted... The problem with that reasoning is that the US Mens team never drew a dime. It was playing various other nations teams that did. While the women's team drew ratings and money and never earned a pittance. This is false, becasue USWNT and USMNT pay was based on the money generated across the World stage, not just nationally. So the Men's team still pulled from a lager pie than the Women's team did, regardless of the team's successes on the World scale. Women's soccer is no where near the money juggernaut that Men's soccer is on a world scale. And THAT's there the money disparity always came from. --- It takes zero effort to be a good person. <cite>bigblu89 posted [p:979962959] in Gap betwee... [t:80748746]...</cite> <quote>ClayGuida posted... </cite><quote>The problem with that reasoning is that the US Mens team never drew a dime. It was playing various other nations teams that did. While the women's team drew ratings and money and never earned a pittance.</quote>This is false, becasue USWNT and USMNT pay was based on the money generated across the World stage, not just nationally.So the Men's team still pulled from a lager pie than the Women's team did, regardless of the team's successes on the World scale.Women's soccer is no where near the money juggernaut that Men's soccer is on a world scale. And THAT's there the money disparity always came from. --- It takes zero effort to be a good person.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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