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Former NBA star Enes Kanter Freedom’s controversial push for WNBA eligibility reform has ignited firestorms across the league. Wearing a provocative shirt courtside, he sparked a verbal clash with player Natasha Cloud and was ejected — leading to an indefinite ban. His stunt, framed as activism, drew sharp backlash from players like Cameron Brink, who called him out for mocking a marginalized community. The WNBA dismissed his actions as attention-seeking, emphasizing they won’t be swayed by outside pressure while acknowledging the need for nuanced discussion around gender identity in eligibility rules — a topic currently undefined in their collective bargaining agreement.

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