Enes Kanter Freedom ejected from Fever-Sky game after being confronted by Natasha Cloud
Natasha Cloud confronted Enes Kanter Freedom courtside, and security escorted him out after a verbal clash that drew police attention.
- On Sunday, August 23, 2026, arena security ejected former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom from Wintrust Arena during the Chicago Sky versus Indiana Fever game after a heated verbal confrontation with Sky guard Natasha Cloud late in the third quarter.
- Kanter Freedom and former NBA player Royce White declared for the 2027 WNBA Draft earlier this month, arguing the league's collective bargaining agreement lacks specific biological definitions for player eligibility.
- League sources described the declarations as "publicity stunts" intended to mock the WNBA, stating officials will not "give oxygen to efforts designed to mock the league or use this topic to demean and marginalize others."
- Sky coach Tyler Marsh defended Cloud after the game, stating the team "embrace her as someone that protects our team and protects people that need to be protected," while Kanter Freedom claimed on X he was removed for "supporting WOMEN."
- While no transgender athlete has ever played in the WNBA, league officials are reportedly discussing potential eligibility policy updates ahead of future seasons as the debate intensifies.
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Ex-NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom removed from WNBA game for wearing anti-trans T-shirt
This is not the first time Freedom has staged a public stunt condemning the participation of trans women in the WNBA The post Ex-NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom removed from WNBA game for wearing anti-trans T-shirt appeared first on Attitude.
The women's basketball league WNBA discusses the possible participation of transgender women. A former NBA provocative.
The women's basketball league WNBA discusses the possible participation of transgender women. A former NBA provocative.
Ex-NBA pro Enes Kanter Freedom provokes with "WOMAN" shirt and draft plans. The throw out of the hall shows how heated the trans question is in the US basketball.
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