Major Caitlin Clark announcement after WNBA debut season following quit rumors and Angel Reese rivalry

Following her incredible WNBA rookie season, CAITLIN Clark made significant statements.

The 22-year-old’s rivalry with Angel Reese and speculations that she was leaving the WNBA preceded the Indian Fever superstar’s most recent remarks.

After dominating the WNBA and college basketball scenes, Clark was voted the Time Athlete of the Year.

She discussed a variety of subjects, including her ascent to stardom, in an interview with Time Magazine on Tuesday.

“I’ve been able to captivate so many people that have never watched women’s sports, let alone women’s basketball, and turn them into fans,” Clark told Sports Illustrated.

In addition, she posted a significant statement about her feud with Angel Reese.

Since Reese’s LSU team defeated Clark’s Iowa team in the 2023 national championship game, the two have been talked about.

Reese has joined the Chicago Sky.

The apparent conflict between herself and Reese is beyond Clark’s comprehension.

When Clark remarked, “I don’t get that at all,” “By no means are we best friends, but we do show each other a lot of respect.

“Yes, there have been some really tough struggles.

“However, when did I ever protect her? When did she start protecting me?

Their feud apparently started after Reese signaled an LSU national championship victory by pointing at her ring finger in front of Clark near the end of the 2023 NCAA Championship game.

Clark remarked, “I didn’t think it was taunting.” I wasn’t particularly bothered by it. It’s like, “Why don’t you discuss their victory?

“Or the incredible run that we went on that nobody would have thought we would have ever gone on?”

“The only thing people cared about was this controversy that was really fabricated and made up, and then that has continued to be the case ever since.”

Clark helped significantly increase women’s basketball’s popularity this year and provided record-breaking ratings for the 2024 NCAA Tournament.

For the second consecutive season, she assisted in leading the Iowa Hawyekes to a national championship berth.

Then, a month later, Clark was selected first overall by the Fever.

She won the 2024 Rookie of the Year title and guided the squad to a postseason appearance after a sluggish start to the season.

After Clark was connected to the new Unrivaled 3×3 tournament starting in 2025, there were reports in October that she was leaving the WNBA.

However, she has decided not to join the Unrivaled league.

Additionally, it seemed that Clark had hinted at her intention to remain in the WNBA for the upcoming season.

In October, she wrote, “I’m really grateful. There is nothing that I would change for the world. Whether it was at Iowa or in the WNBA now, I am incredibly grateful for the connections I have made, the chances I’ve had, and the support I’ve received from others.”

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