The transgender athlete debate surrounding the WNBA and Sophie Cunningham continues to follow the Indiana Fever, with the latest controversy involving two fans who say they were prevented from openly displaying their support for the guard.

Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham shared a new partnership with a beverage company.

The WNBA said its security shouldn't have made two Sophie Cunningham supporters cover their XX-XY and shirts during Sunday night's Indiana Fever versus Atlanta Dream match

A slow-motion replay of Angel Reese making contact with Sophie Cunningham sparked another officiating debate after the Fever’s overtime victory.

The referees did not call a foul on Angel Reese despite Sophie Cunningham falling to the ground.

WNBA star Sophie Cunningham is belting out a Toby Keith song on the bar. Cunningham, 29, is best known as a professional basketball player for the Indiana Fever, where she landed in 2025. Since then,

Sophie Cunningham announced a new coconut water partnership, adding another major deal to her growing endorsement portfolio.

Jason Whitlock argued WNBA players are going after Sophie Cunningham and Caitlin Clark because they are White and not gay