In a move that’s sending shockwaves across women’s basketball, Lexie Hull has officially signed a groundbreaking deal with a new league — one reportedly worth far more than her $88,261 WNBA salary.
The Indiana Fever guard, celebrated for her defensive tenacity and fearless play, becomes the latest player to explore new opportunities that offer better pay, flexibility, and player empowerment. The decision comes just weeks after Hull’s unforgettable playoff-sealing moment, which helped push the Fever deeper into the postseason than anyone expected.
While details of the new contract remain under wraps, insiders suggest the deal includes performance bonuses, sponsorship rights, and content partnerships, setting a new precedent for how female athletes can earn beyond the traditional league model.
Fans and analysts alike are calling Hull’s move a turning point for women’s basketball.
> “Lexie’s not just changing teams — she’s changing the game,” one sports commentator wrote.
The 26-year-old Stanford alum has been a symbol of resilience since entering the league, known for her relentless defense, sharp shooting, and unshakeable work ethic. For her, the new deal isn’t just about the money — it’s about control, growth, and respect in a sport that’s long battled for equal recognition.
As speculation grows, the WNBA community is divided — some praise Hull’s courage, while others worry about what her departure could mean for the Fever’s future. One thing’s for sure: Lexie Hull just proved that the next era of women’s basketball is already here — and she’s leadi
ng the charge.
