She does have somewhat of a point.  

If soccer can be used as an example, all four attempts at a pro league for women in North America were male driven.  Male-led associations with male-owned franchises. Three failed, and now the NWSL seems to have tentatively stuck, but with significant wage subsidization by the three national associations that feed it (Canada, Mexico, US) its best players. I'm a HUGE fan of women's soccer, and it bothers me that when I go investigate who is driving women's soccer in North America ... there's virtually no women!

I don't even have to leave Hollywood before I find enough female millionaires that could easily afford a franchise, but when it comes time for investment ... they don't invest in women's sports. And it's not just those rich women, either. Middle class and poor women don't pay to attend the games, either.

We need more female involvement, but not at the administrative level, unfortunately.