Indiana Fever set viewership records with popular WNBA matchups
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 14, 2026, 2:34 AM
Last updated Aug 14, 2026

The Indiana Fever are establishing a record for viewership in the WNBA, with six of the ten most-watched games this century involving the team. Their recent game against the Las Vegas Aces topped the list with an average of 2.6 million viewers. The Fever currently boast a 21-12 record, positioning themselves fourth in the standings. Upcoming games against the Atlanta Dream and Dallas Wings are expected to attract significant attention, particularly their match against the Chicago Sky on August 23.
- •Fever's recent games are driving high viewership numbers.
- •Caitlin Clark, Kelsey Mitchell, and Aliyah Boston highlight the roster.
- •Indiana Fever currently holds a 21-12 record in the season.
- •Upcoming games against the Dream and Wings could further boost ratings.
- •Match against the Sky on August 23 anticipated to reset viewership records.
- 2:34 AMYahoo Sports — Indiana Fever continue to make WNBA viewership history
"The Indiana Fever are the most popular team in the WNBA. Fans flock to arenas to watch their games or tune in to their TVs. The viewership numbers prove this as they continue to make history. Six of the 10…
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