A’ja Wilson’s odd demand concerning Caitlin Clark emerges: Put your money where your mouth is
With Caitlin Clark’s rise to prominence in the WNBA, a new generation of fans has taken an interest in the sport, and A’ja Wilson has emphasized the significance of investors maintaining their commitment.
The 22-year-old, who started her professional career with the Indiana Fever, broke multiple records in the NCAA with the Iowa Hawkeyes, including the record for most points scored.
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When Clark makes her debut in the 2024 season, all eyes will be on her. Las Vegas Aces player Wilson has stressed how important it is for spectators to part with their cash to maintain the excitement.
“I hope this isn’t just a trend. I feel like we see it a lot with young athletes, like, ‘Oh my, we love her. We want to do this,'” stated the WNBA champion.
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“Then, the minute it kind of shifts, or her path is a little rocky, all that goes away. I feel like that’s when it’s needed most. That’s when it’s an investment.”
Wilson continued by addressing what fans could do to assist: “Continue to invest in it. Buy that jersey. Go to that game. Take someone else. Put your money where your mouth is and invest in these women.”
WNBA is becoming more popular
Caitlin Clark isn’t the only one who has helped women’s basketball gain more attention. Rising stars like Aaliyah Boston and Angel Reese have garnered a large following because of their notoriety both on and off the court.
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Wilson also believes that the WNBA is a great place to play because, after years of seeing the NBA rule the popularity stakes, her sport is finally gaining traction.
“I feel like it’s becoming amazing actually, because now I feel like, because I play it, and I’ve been in it, and now I’m seeing everyone else watching,” she said.
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“I feel like that’s when it’s needed the most. That’s when the investment, the support, is needed. I pray that is not a trend, it’s a movement that is heading to the right direction.”
