Ryan Clark rips Robert Griffin III for take on Angel Reese-Caitlin Clark rivalry

Robert Griffin III was among those who caught up with the latest rivalry between basketball stars Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark, saying the Chicago Sky star “Hates Caitlin Clark. “

“After looking at Caitlina Clark’s coarse offense on Angel Reese and aftermath, there is no way of Angel Reese can continue the lie that he does not like Caitlin Clark,” Griffin wrote on x. “I know what hatred looks like. Angel Reese hates Caitlin Clark. Not even a basketball rivalry of hatred. He hates.”

Griffin later claimed that his statement was “pure in basketball” and was simply a “sports thing”.

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The temperatures are flames Between Reese and Clark after the guard from the fever committed a rough offense in the sky forward. It was one of the bigger moments of the Blowout victory from 93-58 Indiana on Saturday.

The current analyst of ESPN NFL and former Pittsburgh Steelers star Ryan Clark responded to Griffin’s comments on the drama Reese-Clark. Clark suggested that Griffin joined the “hate train” and that he was in line with the positions that had occupied other media figures.

“When RG3 jumps on a hate train or a furious train, it now follows what we have seen from Keith Olbermann, which we saw from Dave Portnoy, while pouring themselves on Angel Reese to make it a villain, and Caitlin Clark Heroic or Hero Story,” ” Clark said During the recent episode of his Podcast “The Pivot”.

“One thing we know about RG3 is that he does not talk in his home about what black women have to endure in this country. About what young black women and athletes like Angel Reese have to deal with on the opposite side of the ascent and ascent of Caitlin Clark in the star.”

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Clark then pointed out the former Nfl -O’s striker marriage.

“If you are RG3, when was the last time within your household talked about what [Angel Reese is] Dealing with? “Clark asked.” You didn’t manage to do it because you were married to white women in both of your marriages. “

Griffin is married to Grette Griffin, a native of Estonia and Heptathlet.

“You didn’t have the opportunity to talk about educating you about what they feel, what black women do, what they see when they think of the young Angel Reese. And all the time to imitate Angel Reese and hit his head and move his neck while doing this whole piece, his wife is in the back and clapping.”

Griffin left ESPN 2024. At the time, he reported that Griffin’s release was a cost.

“When I worked with RG3, he would make all such kalum jokes about milk and how much he loved him and how important he is. And on social networks he always emphasizes the color of his wife’s white skin.

“I met a lady. I had a conversation with her. I think she is more than that. But it also leads to what black women have a lot from black people who have decided to go out or marry outside their race. They always feel like they have to go an extra mile to support a woman they got married or a woman who are over -black women in black women.

Griffin caught the wind of Clark’s comments and took the social media to share his answer.

“Ryan Clark personally attacks me and my family personally because of sports opinion is cowardly, without spin and weak,” Griffin wrote on xtogether with more than two minutes of video. Griffin also stated several times that Clark’s claims “went beyond the borders”.

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Caitlin Clark and Reese have a great history, returning to the NCAA NCAA NCA’s 2023 basketball championship. Both players diminished the incident.

Clark said ESPN in Holly Rowe after the third quarter that there was “nothing malicious” behind the offense.

Fox News’ Ryan Gaydos contributed to this report.

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