American film icon Whoopi Goldberg, known for her Broadway’s cinematic piece Annie, has delved into the world of sports with an ambitious project to provide 24/7 coverage for women sports.
American film icon Whoopi Goldberg has officially launched AWSN, an All Women Sports Network, the first global network dedicated exclusively to women’s sports.
Known for her impactful roles in film and her recent portrayal of Miss Hannigan in Broadway’s Annie, Goldberg is now championing a cause close to her heart.
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During an appearance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, she shared her long-standing passion for sports and the frustration she faced growing up as a girl discouraged from participating.
“Ever since I was a little kid, I always wanted to play sports. My brother could play,” she told Fallon, reminiscing about watching her brother take part in baseball, basketball, and softball while she was sidelined.
The actresses ambition to see women represented and celebrated in the sports world has only grown over the years, leading her to establish AWSN.
The network aims to be the world’s first 24/7 home for women’s sports, offering a revolutionary alternative to mainstream sports channels.
Unlike traditional networks AWSN promises full-time, all-access coverage of women’s sports, from live matches to in-depth features.
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“It’ll be the home for live women’s sports from around the world. Everything from soccer, basketball, tennis, cricket, curling you name it. If a woman is playing it, we’re showing it," said Goldberg
AWSN’s programming will bring audiences closer than ever to the action and the athletes, with a mix of live coverage, expert analysis, and interactive features that celebrate women’s sports across all levels.