Fever's Sophie Cunningham blasts A'ja Wilson for Game 2 fan incident: 'Grow up'
- On her "No Hesitation" podcast this week, Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham criticized Las Vegas Aces center Wilson for her Game 2 fan confrontation, telling Wilson to "Grow up."
- During Game 2 of the Fever-Aces series, Wilson confronted a fan who pointed at her, resulting in a technical foul; she later called the fan's action "unacceptable."
- Cunningham suggested Wilson deserved a suspension, comparing her to NBA superstar LeBron James while alleging a league double standard. She added, "Something should have happened there."
- Wilson and the Aces ultimately eliminated the Fever by winning the decisive Game 3 on Thursday, advancing to the WNBA semifinals despite the earlier controversy.
- The Aces are set to match up against Gabby Williams and the Golden State Valkyries in the semifinals, testing the defensive prowess of the Valkyries as the Aces pursue a title.
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Sophie Cunningham calls on the WNBA to "grow up" and act more like men when the audience is being mean to them
Watch Louder with Crowder every weekday at 11:00 AM Eastern, only on Rumble Premium!Check out our Election 2026 Dashboard to keep track ot the upcoming midterms!The WNBA was never a real business. It was never predicated on selling tickets, growing a sport, and attracting sports fans as much as it was about giving ESPN and other journalsimers an excuse to virtue signal. Then Caitlin Clark came along, and it all went to poop, because now people w…
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