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Angel Reese has made headlines as one of the few WNBA players selected to feature on the cover of the highly anticipated NBA 2K26 video game, set to launch soon. She shares this prestigious honor with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander of the Oklahoma City Thunder and the legendary Carmelo Anthony, a former star with the New York Knicks.
Along with Reese, other prominent WNBA athletes such as Candace Parker, Diana Taurasi, Sue Bird, Sabrina Ionescu, and A’ja Wilson have graced the covers of the WNBA edition of the game. This initiative began with NBA 2K22 to celebrate the league’s 25th anniversary, highlighting its growth and increasing popularity among fans.
The announcement of Reese’s cover appearance coincided with the unveiling of her new signature shoe by Reebok, which is prominently featured on the cover art.
Reese expressed her enthusiasm on social media, sharing, “Of course we do everything BIG. Why not debut my signature shoe on the cover of NBA2K?” This excitement, however, quickly turned to controversy as many WNBA fans voiced their discontent over her selection.
Fans expressed shock and frustration upon learning that Reese was chosen instead of Caitlin Clark, a star player for the Indiana Fever. Clark had just received the highest number of All-Star votes among fans this season, further fueling the debate over the selection criteria.
Reese did not shy away from addressing the backlash. In response to criticism, she posted a message on X, playfully stating, “being an Angel Reese hater must suck lol.” This statement reflects the underlying tensions that have emerged between her supporters and critics.
The rivalry between Reese and Clark extends back to the 2023 NCAA women’s basketball championship, where LSU clashed with Iowa. During that unforgettable game, Reese infamously taunted Clark with the