Freedom claimed Chicago Sky guard Natasha Cloud made a crude remark before he was removed from the arena and that he believed the shirt he was wearing, which defined a woman as being an adult human female, contributed to the issue.
Former NBA center Enes Kanter Freedom says he was wrongly removed from a WNBA game after Chicago Sky guard Natasha Cloud confronted him courtside, and now he plans to test the league's own eligibility rules. Freedom told Newsmax's "Finnerty" program that he attended last Sunday's Indiana Fever, Chicago Sky game at Wintrust Arena in Chicago […] The post Enes Kanter Freedom calls WNBA ejection unfair, says he will seek league tryout as a woman appeared first on American Almanac .
Former NBA center Enes Kanter Freedom says he was wrongly removed from a WNBA game after Chicago Sky guard Natasha Cloud confronted him courtside, and now he plans to test the league's own eligibility rules. Freedom told Newsmax's "Finnerty" program that he attended last Sunday's Indiana Fever, Chicago Sky game at Wintrust Arena in Chicago to support Fever player Sophie Cunningham, who had publicly stated that biological men should not compete in women's sports. He wore a T-shirt that read "WOMAN, noun. Adult human female." By the third quarter, he was gone, escorted out by security after a shouting match with Cloud, then banned from all future Chicago Sky home games. The 11-year NBA veteran insists he did nothing to warrant removal. He…Open
Cloud’s post arrives after her heated exchange with Enes Kanter Freedom, whose anti-trans activism has reportedly been dismissed as a “publicity stunt” by the WNBA.
“The Right Squad” discussed the confrontation between Enes Kanter Freedom and WNBA star Natasha Cloud at a recent game and the ongoing debate surrounding transgender athletes in women’s sports.
Freedom said that he was holding his hands up in celebration of Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham "shot a three," when Cloud started screaming that Cunningham wasn't going to have sex with him.
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Sky guard Natasha Cloud yelled and pointed in the former NBA center’s direction late in the third quarter. When he stepped on the court, security escorted him out.