Angel Reese took to social media to react to the firing of Chicago Sky coach Teresa Weatherspoon, and hit back at critics. The post Angel Reese Reacts To Chicago Sky Coach Teresa Weatherspoon’s Firing, WNBA Xitter Goes Low appeared first on Hip-Hop Wired.
The folks over at Visual Concepts and 2K revealed NBA 2K25's cover athletes, and we must say that it's a strong trio.
It took a white man, Bob Costas, to point out the hypocrisy in Angel Reese/Caitlin Clark media coverage.
On Monday's (June 3) First Take, Monica McNutt checked Stephen A. Smith on his WNBA coverage via his platform.
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Tom Pennington / Getty A WNBA player posted, and quickly deleted, footage of herself in an all-out brawl. After backlash for seemingly endorsing and making light of the fade delivery, she apologized. TMZ reports that it all went down at a day club in Atlanta earlier this year, and these particular WNBA players clearly got hands, and feet. In the clip, we see Atlanta Dream All-Star Courtney Williams throwing wild haymakers, and connecting on some of them, too. She is putting in work (she is hard to miss thanks to the curly blonde hair), moving quickly on her feet throwing swings while maneuvering not to get hit with any counters. Reportedly, her teammate Crystal Bradford is also seen serving fisticuffs to whoever wants it. You know Williams was ’bout that ...
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Wilson / Wilson Wilson is now the official game ball of the NBA, as well as the WNBA, NBA 2K League, NBA G League, Jr. NBA, BAL, NCAA and FIBA 3×3. The brand just launched a new campaign called “Bonded By Ball” that features J. Cole’s Dreamville holding down the sound direction. The 60-second spot drills down the brand’s focus on the family bonds that basketball sparks locally and globally, and features a number of familiar faces who are also Wilson Advisory Staff members. They include star hoopers from the WNBA—Liz Cambage (Las Vegas Aces) and Kysre Gondrezick (Indiana Fever)—and the NBA—Jamal Murray (Denver Nuggets) and Trae Young (Atlanta Hawks). Also seen in the spot is renowned basketball skills coach Chris Brickley while other fellow Wilson Advisory...
Source: Hennessy / Hennessy The NBA kicked off its 2020-21 season Tuesday (Dec. 22) and Hennessy is back on board as the official spirit of the league. The leading cognac maker leaned on the charismatic voice of Nasir “Nas” Jones and WNBA star Natasha Cloud to roll out its “New Lines” campaign. Nas, fresh off a Grammy nomination for his King’s Disease project with Hit-Boy, lends his distinctive voice and sincere poetics in a similar fashion to last year’s Lines campaign, remarking on the many ways to create within and outside the lines. Cloud, who won the 2019 WNBA championship as a guard with the Washington Mystics, has become known for her work off the court and has emerged as a leader on the social justice and public health fronts. Tonight’s marquee games are the Brooklyn Nets with star...
Source: Visual Concepts / NBA 2K21 Next-Gen It took a while, but 2K finally acknowledge the ladies and brought the WNBA to NBA 2K. Now for the next-generation of the game, Visual Concepts are taking things a step further. Bringing the WNBA to the world of NBA 2K was a significant and necessary step, but there was still one thing missing. Unlike male players, there was no option for user-created female players for the MyPLAYER experience or to run around the NBA 2K’s social arena, The Neighborhood. Back in September, rumors began to fly that when NBA 2K21 arrives on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, the option would finally be available. Thursday (Oct.29), in the latest Next-Gen Courtside Report, written by NBA 2K21 Senior Producer, Felicia Steenhouse, The W, NBA 2K21’s first-ever WNBA MyPLAYER...