WNBA star and Unrivaled co-founder Napheesa Collier posted on Wednesday photos of the Unrivaled league's team-up with Boardroom, a sports, media, and entertainment company co-founded by NBA star Kevin ...

Napheesa Collier's husband Alex Bazzell, who is also the president of "Unrivaled" basketball, spoke to Sports Illustrated regarding many issues surrounding the league. When asked about the ...

The made-for-TV league tips off Friday with some of the biggest names in women’s basketball including Angel Reese and Breanna ...

Those were the words of Unrivaled president Alex Bazzell regarding the upcoming debut of the Unrivaled Basketball League, which tips off January 17 from Miami. The much-hyped 3-on-3 league that ...

Those were all selling points to players during the recruiting process, Unrivaled president Alex Bazzell told The Post. “[Players] were really just shocked in a positive way of how much we have ...

Unrivaled President Alex Bazzell discussed this sentiment with Robin Lundberg of Women's Fastbreak on SI in an article that was released on January 13. "It's great that we are setting an expectation.

“If you want to do something that most people think is a little bit insane, you have to probably be a little bit insane,” said Unrivaled president Alex Bazzell, who is also Collier’s husband.

“I think you need people who are authentic in the space, that are true advocates and believers in the sport,” Unrivaled president Alex Bazzell tells The Hollywood Reporter in an ...

“When it comes to each individual player, I think what we’re most proud of is they’re making more here per game than any league in the world," Unrivaled President Alex Bazzell said in an ...

“Every game, we will have a game-winning shot,” Unrivaled President Alex Bazzell said. “That was important for us because coming out of the third quarter, there’s no mysteries of what you need to do.” ...

MIAMI - The brainchild of Napheesa Collier and husband Alex Bazzell is hours away from coming to fruition. What started as a casual chat years ago about offseason opportunities for WNBA players ...