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WNBA and the Indiana fever have announced that the allegations of “hateful comments” directed toward Angel Reese May 17 “are not substantiated.”
Reese and her Chicago Sky faced fever and Caitlin Clarkand in one point the two had to separate after Clark against Reese was fascinated.
The association announced the next day that it would launch an investigation into alleged comments. The investigation closed on Tuesday.
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Caitlin Clark of Indiana Fever and Angel Reese from Chicago Sky were watched during the June 1, 2024 game, at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. (Jeff Haynes/Nbae via Getty Images)
“We appreciate the fast and thorough process that WNBA has taken to investigate these allegations, which are not substantiated,” fever states.
“In Gainbridge Fieldhouse, we are dedicated to providing the best basketball experience to players and fans where hate speech has absolutely no place. Indiana is the home of the biggest fans in the world, and we look forward to the exciting fever basketball season.”
Wnba launched her own The “Hate -to -Hate” campaign Before the 2025 season turned off. The campaign will include the use of AI tools to control social media that will help the league to perform a revised behavior code.
“As part of a comprehensive plan, WNBA develops a technological solution to launch AI to monitor social media activities, in partnership with players and teams, to protect the community from an internet hate speech and hateful,” it is said.
Indiane Caitlin Clark and Chicago Sky striker Angel Reese are shaved before the game at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. (Trevor Ruszkowski-Imagn Pictures)
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The revised WNBA fans’ behavior code includes regulations for fans on social media and threat to sanctioning these fans from official content if violated. The new policy cites racist, homophobic, sexist, sexual, threatening or defamatory content as “subject to blocking or wiping.”
Clark’s fever passed 3-1 last season against Sky and left in Chicago on May 17, 93-58. Two teams faced three more times this season, and both of the next two at the United Center in Chicago.
Indiane Caitlin Clark fever, left, a misdemeanor of Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese in the second half in Gainbridge Fieldhouse. (Trevor Ruszkowski-Imagn Pictures)
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However, Clark is at risk of missing their next competition, scheduled for June 7, because it is said that Clark is at least two weeks with four -time injury.
Fox News’ Ryan Gaydos contributed to this report.
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