Kelsey Plum HUMILIATES Angel Reese After RACIST TikTok Post on Caitlin Clark & Sparks BEAT Sky! WNBA
The WNBA was rocked by controversy and fierce competition this week as a storm brewed both online and on the court. The drama began when a controversial TikTok post, widely condemned as racist and targeting rookie sensation Caitlin Clark, went viral. Though Angel Reese denied any involvement, rumors quickly swirled that the post had originated from someone within the Chicago Sky’s inner circle, casting a shadow over the team and fueling heated debates across social media.
The TikTok Fallout
As the video gained traction, fans, players, and analysts demanded accountability. Caitlin Clark, known for her poise under pressure, responded with dignity, refusing to be drawn into the negativity. Meanwhile, Angel Reese, already a polarizing figure for her brash style and outspoken personality, found herself at the center of the storm. She took to social media to condemn the video and distance herself from the controversy, but the damage was done—the Sky’s reputation was under fire, and Reese became a lightning rod for criticism.
Sparks vs. Sky: The Showdown
Amid this backdrop, the Chicago Sky faced off against the Las Vegas Aces—a game that now carried extra weight. Kelsey Plum, never one to shy away from the spotlight, entered the matchup with a chip on her shoulder. Early in the game, Plum made it clear she was there to send a message, scoring relentlessly and locking down on defense every time Reese touched the ball.
The tension was palpable. After a particularly tough defensive stand, Plum intercepted a pass intended for Reese, sprinted the length of the court, and scored with a flashy layup. As she jogged back, she pointed at Reese and mouthed, “Not today,” drawing gasps from the crowd and stoking the rivalry.
The Humiliation
As the Aces continued to build their lead, Plum’s confidence only grew. In the fourth quarter, with the game slipping away from the Sky, Plum drained a deep three-pointer right in front of Reese, then turned and mimicked a TikTok dance—mocking the controversy that had engulfed her opponent. The arena erupted, and cameras caught the moment as Reese’s frustration boiled over.
After the final buzzer, which saw the Sparks beat the Sky in convincing fashion, Plum was asked about her on-court antics. “There’s no room for hate in this league,” she said pointedly. “We play hard, we play fair, and we let our game do the talking. Tonight, I did just that.”
The Aftermath
Angel Reese, visibly upset, declined to comment directly on Plum’s actions, but posted a cryptic message on social media: “Real ones know. I’ll be back.”
The incident sparked intense debate throughout the WNBA community. Some praised Plum for standing up against negativity and delivering a dominant performance, while others criticized the escalation of personal drama on the court.
What’s Next?
With the rivalry now hotter than ever, all eyes are on the next Sky vs. Aces matchup. Will Angel Reese use this humiliation as fuel to bounce back stronger, or will Kelsey Plum continue her reign as one of the league’s toughest competitors? One thing is certain: the WNBA’s drama is far from over.