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Enes Kanter Freedom was removed from a game between Indiana and Chicago after a verbal altercation with Natasha Cloud. Freedom sat in the stands wearing a shirt that read "Woman - adult human female" as part of his campaign against the inclusion of transgender women in the league, and the event escalated until security was forced to remove him.

The phenomenon that stirred the world's best women's basketball league last season has repeated itself. The game between the Chicago Sky and the Golden State Valkyries was interrupted in the third quarter while security cleared the items from the court. Chicago star Natasha Cloud was furious: "There are pathetic people."

The fire Sophie Cunningham has been receiving lately for expressing her opinion against the inclusion of transgender people in women's sports raises questions about a movement that claims to be liberal, especially when even her coach turned her back on her. Ironically, the one who might save the situation is a male basketball player who has already paid heavy prices after fighting Erdogan and...

The former NBA star continues his campaign to join the WNBA. Conservative commentators attack the league for opposing it: "It's a disaster, there is a historic opportunity to attract an audience."

Sophie Cunningham took a hard hit from DiJonai Carrington, who was ejected. Following the incident, Carrington claimed the Indiana player enjoys "white privilege," sparking a wave of criticism and public debate.

Enes Kanter Freedom, a former NBA player, officially announced that he will make himself eligible for the upcoming WNBA draft, and explained the radical move that has caused ripples around the world: "I am asking that the current rules be applied equally to everyone."

Enes Kanter is planning a move intended to test the league's policy regarding transgender players: 'If simply declaring who you are is enough, then I meet every threshold requirement'.

The WNBA has made significant progress over the last two years but now finds itself at the center of political discourse in the U.S. The debate over the inclusion of transgender women in basketball has sparked a massive storm and created broad discussion in other sports. The upcoming Los Angeles Olympics will serve as a major test for the league.

When a quote from a player regarding transgender basketball players goes viral in the explosive political climate in the US, and connects to the exposure of a dominant tall player from France who underwent gender transition, you get a storm in the WNBA.

WNBA star Brittney Griner has filed for divorce from her wife, Cherelle, ending their eight-year marriage. According to court records in Fulton County, Georgia, the couple has been separated since July 24, 2026. Griner cited the relationship as "irretrievably broken" and is seeking joint custody of their two-year-old son, Bash.

One foul on the parquet turned a role player into a viral star, a cultural symbol, and one of the most talked-about figures in the US. This is how Sophie Cunningham found herself at the center of the WNBA, political discourse, and even conversations about the future at the White House.

Jonquel Jones was named MVP, Caitlin Clark returned to the event and hit typical three-pointers, but the internet highlighted quite a few moments that do not add honor to the American women's league.