WNBA fans blame Sophie Cunningham for Enes Kanter's removal at Fever game

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WNBA fans are blaming Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham for an incident involving Enes Kanter and Chicago Sky guard Natasha Cloud during Sunday's game, which ended with Kanter being removed from the arena. Cunningham played only 10 minutes in the Fever's 110-93 win, scoring three points with a minus-10 plus/minus, and made no media comments. However, fans trace the controversy to her July remarks about protecting biological women in sports, which sparked a month-long debate over trans athletes in the WNBA. Kanter attended the game wearing a shirt defining a woman and was escorted out after exchanging words with Cloud. He claims the incident proves "women don't support women," referencing his aspiration to be a 2027 WNBA draftee identifying as a woman. Cunningham was not near the incident.


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