in 2007, the station was sold to seven bridges radio for $3.8 million, and the station adopted a sports format as "1010 xl", with its call sign being changed to wjxl. that year, the station's power was increased to 50,000 during the day and 30,000 watts at night. on august 4, 2008, the station began to be simulcast on 105.3 wjsj. the simulcast on 105.3 fm ended july 31, 2009. shortly thereafter the station would begin to be simulcast on 92.5 wfjo. in march 2011, the simulcast would end, as wfjo adopted a gospel music format as "joy 92.5". in march 2012, the station would again be simulcast on 92.5 wfjo, which would change its call sign to wjxl-fm in september.