Caitlin Clark, 24, Has Everyone Talking After Her Intense Off-Season Training Photos
This just can’t be real.
Caitlin Clark continues to be one of the most talked-about stars in basketball, whether she’s playing on the court or not.
The Indiana Fever have hit a rough patch lately, losing back-to-back games to the Atlanta Dream. Even so, Clark kept her numbers good. She scored 26 points and handed out 14 assists over the two games.
Still, her 12 turnovers during that stretch showed clearly Indiana’s struggles on offense and their need to take better care of the ball.
As the Fever get ready for their next game against the Phoenix Mercury, fans have found another reason to talk about Clark. A photo that appeared to show her in a sports bra and shorts recently went viral on social media, drawing attention and generating plenty of reactions. The image showed Clark with noticeably toned abs and perfect curves.
Fans Didn’t Get Fooled With Viral Caitlin Clark Image
Caitlin Clark (Image Credits: Imagn)
Users immediately pointed out that this is a fake image. Several fans pointed to visual details that they believed looked unnatural.
“Yeah, this looks like AI,” one user wrote.
“That smile and toned confidence in this fit? Straight fire on and off the court,” another user commented.
Others showed even more skepticism.
“Can’t be real,” one fan wrote.
“So photo shopped it’s embarrassing,” another commenter added.
All this happened at a time when Clark was already under intense scrutiny because of Indiana’s recent performances.
After the loss to Atlanta, Fever head coach Stephanie White mentioned the team’s turnover problems, especially during the third quarter, which evidently points to Clark.
“I think it started with our turnovers. We had 10 turnovers, they had 11 points off those turnovers,” White said.
“It’s hard for us to recover when they get those direct points and there’s no transition defense for those kinds of turnovers and it gave them a little momentum.”
Indiana actually controlled parts of the game early. The Fever built an 11-point lead in the first quarter and carried an advantage into halftime. Atlanta took control after halftime as Indiana struggled with turnovers.
Now the Fever will look to bounce back against Phoenix, while Clark remains at the center of conversations everywhere
