Slow-Mo Camera Caught Angel Reese Getting Into It With Sophie Cunningham Right In Front Of The Ref [VIDEO]
WNBA fans demand league discipline for Angel Reese after hit.
The Indiana Fever defeated Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream 95-91 in an overtime thriller.
Reese missed a potential game-winning layup at the end of regulation and got laughed at by Caitlin Clark. She also faced heavy scrutiny for a physical first-quarter collision with Caitlin Clark that went uncalled.
Tied at the end of the fourth quarter, Reese secured a late offensive rebound but failed to convert a close-range look at the buzzer, forcing the game into overtime, where the Fever pulled away.
Aside from that play, there was another one that had fans in an uproar.
Angel Reese Draws Criticism for Uncalled Contact in Key Matchup
Angel Reese (Photo Credit: Kevin Sousa-Imagn Images)
A slow-motion replay from the recent contest between the Atlanta Dream and Indiana Fever has generated widespread discussion. The sequence involved physical interaction near the basket during Sunday’s overtime thriller. Officials on the floor issued no whistle despite the visible action.
Sophie Cunningham appeared to establish a position when contact from behind occurred. The Fever guard fell to the court as a result of the exchange. Further examination of the video revealed an extension of the arms into the opponent’s back. The referee stood in close proximity yet made no signal during the live sequence.
Meanwhile, the Dream forward continued with the play without interruption.
Angel Reese had 5 personal fouls playing for the Atlanta Dream against the Indiana Fever on Sunday. That uncalled foul could’ve had her out of the game.
Reese Has Double-Double, But Continues To Shoot Terribly
Angel Reese (Photo via Imagn Images)
Angel Reese logged a double-double with 15 points, 14 rebounds, and 6 assists. However, she struggled with poor shooting efficiency during the Atlanta Dream’s 95-91 overtime loss to the Indiana Fever.
Reese played 38 minutes and was highly impactful on the glass and as a playmaker. However, she faced intense social media scrutiny after shooting just 31.3% from the field and missing a crucial late-regulation layup.
Angel secured her 23rd double-double of the 2026 season during this game.