Angel Reese shares Tiktok Trolling ‘White Girl’ Caitlin Clark as a bitter WNBA rivement intensifies

The WNBA was continued on Tuesday evening into an ugly racism scandal when Angel Reese re -placed an inflammatory Tap Her ‘white gyal’ rival trolls Caitlin Clark.

Their bitter collision in the first Wnba Game of the Season has fueled an immediate WNBA investigation In alleged racist abuse, forced with teammates to jump in and to keep the two biggest names of the competition on the field apart.

In the victory of the fever in heaven, the head -long moment came when Clark hit Reese’s arm, sent her to the ground and a Melee Vonk when Reese then made a Beeline for Clark.

While Reese later said that Clark’s mistake was a ‘basketball game’, she clearly still thinks of the moment, in which they again post a clip that fueled a Meltdown online.

The video contained a screengrab of an X -post that was subtitled: ‘White gyal running from the fade’, and a photo of Clark who ran away from Reese during their fight. The Re-post no longer seems to be on Reese’s Tiktok feed.

On social media, the post sent fans in a frenzy, with someone who stated: “Why is the WNBA in order with racing drilling if it is a white woman?”

Another added: ‘@wnba. I found the racist you are looking for: aka Angel Reese. ‘

A third then noticed: ‘Wnba has to suspend her. Do something to protect Clark or she will be gone and you will be irrelevant again. I have never tried to crash a competition like the WNBA! No place for racism! ‘

Earlier in the day, Reese placed a short clip of himself who looked silently at the camera while the Beyonce number plays ‘Formation’.

The short video contains the texts: ‘You know that B *** H if you already cause this conversation. Always remain merciful, the best revenge is your newspaper. ‘

After the bust-up in Saturday’s game, the WNBA announced that it was meNesting of alleged racial abuse aimed at Reese of fever fans.

“The Wnba strongly condemnes racism, hatred and discrimination in all forms – they have no place in our competition or in society. We are aware of the allegations and investigate the matter, “said the competition.

Reese said after the exercise on Tuesday that “there is no place in this competition for that.”

“I think the WNBA and our team and our organization have done great to support me,” them told reporters. ‘I have had communication from everyone, so many people in this competition. It can happen to me, it can happen to anyone. And I think they did well to support us in this. ‘

Clark also made her feelings clear about the alleged abuse and told reporters: “There is no room for that in our game, there is no room for that in society.”

Remarkable, Sky Coach Tyler Marsh The team said discovered about the allegations when everyone did, and indicated that they were not aware of any hate -sowing speech during the game.

During an in-game interview with ESPN at the weekend, Clark said that there was ‘nothing malicious’ about her mistake on Reese.

“It’s just a good thing to take,” she said. “You know, Angel gets a wide open two points, or we’ll send them to the free thrill.”

The bitter feud has also been expanded further than just the WNBA, with ESPN analyst Ryan Clark now in a racially driven back and forth with fellow TV star Robert Griffin III.

Their words war started when Griffin posted on social media that Reese Clark ‘hate’ and noticed: ‘I know what hate looks like. Also no basketball rivalry hates. Hate.’

In response, Clark claimed that Griffin is unable to comment on black women because he has been married twice with a white woman, including his current partner Grete, who is Estonia.

The Griffins have since posted a Tiktok video in which Grete jokes tries to attack the camera, in addition to the caption “When someone has something to say to my non-confronting husband.”

It has also been reported that Clark’s ESPN colleagues want the network to take action against him because of his insults about Griffin’s interracial marriage.

Reese and Clark will now play against each other again on 7 June when the air houses the fever.

The couple met four times in their Rookie Wnba season, with regular on -court collisions that cause a rivalry that continues to grow -even though they both tried to dampen it.

Clark has now won four of their five meetings since they became Pro, and the tone has already been set for a spicy 2025 WNBA season.

Their rivalry dates from their student days, when Clark was in Iowa and Reese at LSU.

In the 2023 championship game in 2023, Reese focused on her ring finger in Clark’s face, which eventually became the catalyst for the increase in the popularity of the basketball of ladies.

Both Clark and Reese were named WNBA All-Stars during their Rookie seasons, while Clark Rookie won from the year, with Reese second in the mood.