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WNBA expresses disappointment over exclusion from joint letter addressing betting-related harassment

The WNBA expressed disappointment over its exclusion from a joint letter by major men's sports leagues addressing harassment related to sports betting. The letter, issued on September 15, 2026, proposed measures including lifetime bans for individuals who harass athletes. The WNBA and other women's leagues highlighted ongoing issues of online harassment faced by female athletes.

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The WNBA expressed disappointment over its exclusion from a joint letter by major men's sports leagues addressing harassment related to sports betting. The letter, issued on September 15, 2026, proposed measures including lifetime bans for individuals who harass athletes. The WNBA and other women's leagues highlighted ongoing issues of online harassment faced by female athletes.

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Original Headline

WNBA ‘deeply’ disappointed after women’s sports excluded from push against harassing bettors

Neutral Headline

WNBA expresses disappointment over exclusion from joint letter addressing betting-related harassment