Putting it in Perspective

Ouch ! A perfect job for an "elite" player with her underwhelming list of skills. Honestly, I believe she would greatly benefit from some training in ballet. It would allow her greater control of her muscles and limbs. Eight hours a day on shooting layups, dribbling, and passing would also benefit her. Her shooting percentage within 5 feet of the rim is atrocious. This is her chosen profession. Her work, needs work.

"Her work, needs work".

You're right, but even if she does everything you ask and beyond, it's not going to be enough to make the WNBA as popular as or more popular than the NBA.

Absolutely true, but the current NBA seems to be hard at work destroying itself. Soft defense, unbelievable traveling violations, betting scandal, load management, and flopping.There has always been flopping in the NBA. In the 90's for instance, Dennis Rodman did it. His version was to take the contact and embellish it. The current version is to shoot and fall or to complain "I was fouled!" Even when it is on film in 4k UHD. Viewership is down 53%. Watching a glorified shoot around on a timer has ceased for many to be entertaining. Watching men show utter weakness by showing they can't overcome diversity by elevating their game is nauseating. They instead showcase their lack of acting skills and hope the refs are gullible enough to reward them.