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Updated · Fox News · Aug 25
Enes Kanter Freedom Details WNBA Ejection After Natasha Cloud's Profane Courtside Clash
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Aug 25

Enes Kanter Freedom Details WNBA Ejection After Natasha Cloud's Profane Courtside Clash

1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Aug 25

Summary

  • Freedom said on Fox News he was thrown out of Sunday’s Indiana Fever-Chicago Sky game after celebrating a Sophie Cunningham 3-pointer from his baseline seat.
  • Cloud then turned toward him and launched a profanity-filled tirade, Freedom said, including a personal insult and repeated F-bombs in front of nearby children.
  • Security escorted Freedom out late in the third quarter, while he argued Cloud should have been penalized instead for confronting him on the court.
  • Freedom said he attended to support Cunningham and wore a shirt defining “woman” as “adult human female,” tying the incident to the wider fight over gender policy in women’s sports.

Insights

Why did arena security eject a former NBA star instead of the shouting WNBA player who confronted him?
Will this shocking arena ejection force the WNBA to finally rewrite its ambiguous gender eligibility rules?
Did a controversial t-shirt intentionally trigger a viral WNBA confrontation, or was it genuine support?