Angel Reese Mocks Caitlin Clark With 5-Word Reaction To Fever Loss

Angel Reese has made it no secret that she doesn’t like Caitlin Clark.

While she says all the right things publicly regarding her archrival, her actions paint a very different picture.

For example, not too long ago Reese literally said that the beef between her and Clark is a media fabrication.

“I’m pretty sure that the only people who view this as a rivalry is all of you,” Clark told reporters at one point. “For us, it’s just a game of basketball. That’s what it is. If it’s going to help move the game forward then absolutely. That’s amazing. That’s what it should be. People can talk about it.”

Despite that, every time Clark loses, Reese is there to make fun of her for it.

Wednesday night was no exception.

As Clark’s Indiana Fever got eliminated from the WNBA playoffs, Reese decided to mock her with this 5-word message:

i’m sick to my stomach💔

— Angel Reese (@Reese10Angel) September 26, 2024

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Reactions to Reese’s comment flowed in immediately:

it’s ok bae tune into the caitlin hate watch

— ous (@oushoopin) September 26, 2024

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“i’m sick to my stomach💔”

pic.twitter.com/oAZ4j6MSt2

— sinneD 🎭 (@dennis_k_g) September 26, 2024

Big picture, Reese and Clark obviously have one of the more interesting rivalries in all of sports.

Part of the reason why is because, despite what Reese may want to say, she clearly dislikes Clark.

Clark, meanwhile, is the most racially persecuted athlete since Jackie Robinson.

Will Reese ever opt to focus on accomplishing something herself instead of constantly trying to tear Clark down? Time will tell.

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