Ugo Monye says the true legacy of the record-breaking women’s World Cup will be felt in the PWR – with the competition hoping to capitalise on unprecedented levels of interest.

Yesterday’s final sold out Twickenham before the tournament even started, while those numbers add to an overall figure of 440,000 tickets sold during the tournament
That number is 100,000 more than the original objective laid out by World Rugby and three times more than the number for the previous 2022 edition in New Zealand.
Monye, who is a long-time ambassador for women’s rugby and has been working as a pundit for BB...