OutKick founder Clay Travis offered $10 million for a basketball game between the WNBA champion Las Vegas Aces and a high school boys team.

This challenge comes as the WNBA is in the middle of a debate about transgender athletes after Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham said girls should not compete against biological men.

Cunningham's statement has received both support and backlash, with some people rallying behind her and others criticizing her.

Travis said that if the WNBA thinks men and women are equal in basketball, then the WNBA champion should be able to beat a high school boys team.

Sophie Cunningham has gained support after speaking out about girls' sports.

Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham played against the Portland Fire. She reacted to the game action during the first half at Moda Center in Portland, Ore., on July 31, 2026.

Travis wants to have a game between the WNBA and a high school boys team. He said he would pick the team and the game would be broadcast on pay-per-view.

Travis told Fox News that the game would be on pay-per-view and all profits would go to charity. He thinks the game could make millions of dollars.

A women's soccer team from the University of Washington played a high school boys team and lost.

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Travis said that if the high school boys win, he will give them $10 million. If the WNBA team wins, he will also give them $10 million.

Travis said that the WNBA team always talks about wanting more money, but this game could give them more money than they have ever made before.

Travis criticized the WNBA leadership for not responding to his idea and for allowing biological males to compete in the women's league.

A fan held a sign supporting Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham during a game between the Seattle Storm and the Indiana Fever.

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Travis criticized WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert for not defending Cunningham or speaking out in favor of women's-only competition.

Travis said that the WNBA is for women's basketball, so it should only be for women.

Travis said that the WNBA commissioner has not spoken out in favor of Cunningham or basic rules for the league.

Nora Moriarty is a writer at Fox News Digital.