Since Indiana fever and Ketleen Clarke dominated Angel Reese and Chicago Sky on Saturday afternoon with the final score of 93-58, social media was provoked with hot about two WNBA stars.
Clarke’s fans are happy with the fact that he put a triple-dabbal together and insisted his dominance on the rees. On the flip side of the things, the fans of Reese are in the weapon about the flag that Clarke did on it.
As has happened in the last few years, Clarke vs. Reese debate has been very surviving and well.
Nick Wright talked about “rivalry” and shared some controversial words about two players. When it comes to Reez, there was a difficult truth to share it.
“Angel Reese needs to be better if we want this rivalry to have some living power,” he said. “He is currently a wildly famous rebounder.”
“Angel Reese needs to be better if we want this rivalry to have some living power … Right now he is a wildly famous rebounder”@Getnickwright Thinks that Ketlene Clarke-Engel Reese rivalry can be great, but not until Angel raises his game pic.twitter.com/wxghriwsas
– What is right? With Nick Wright (@Whatswrightshow) May 20, 2025
After being publicly evacuated on X, fans began to comment aggressively in response.
Indiana Fever Guard Ketleen Clarke (22) and Chicago Sky Forward Angel Reese (5)
“She also plays a role for the most double doubles, but you are all looking at the rebounds,” A fan wrote Supporting Reeses.
Another fan commented“This comparison needs to be stopped … it is like Steif Curry vs. Andre Drummond.”
“Love love here, but I will add one thing. Ketin does not like Angel because her hatred is for her. Angel started it,” A third fan said,
Read a fourth comment“Angel is also a great defender, but O Yale doesn’t really watch the game.”
“There is no rivalry, it is not even close,” A fifth comment said,
This “rivalry” is just beginning. Clarke and Reese are currently starting their second WNBA season. This may be good for the league, but fans are becoming more aggressive with their arguments on each side.
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