Sophie Cunningham received a $500 WNBA fine for her TikTok video calling out league referees, as she advocates for better player compensation and protection for Caitlin Clark.

Sophie Cunningham’s 'Unbothered' Response to $500 Fine Leaves WNBA With New Problem to Solve originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham went on social media on Wednesday to reveal that the WNBA had punished her for posting a TikTok video criticizing the game officials.

Co-owner Jeanie Buss, who is also the Lakers owner, wants Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham in Women of Wrestling.

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WNBA guard Sophie Cunningham may have a future in wrestling after fiercely defending Caitlin Clark, catching the eye of Women of Wrestling execs.

Sophie Cunningham’s Feisty Play Sparks Wrestling Buzz Sophie Cunningham is known for her tough defense on the basketball court, but she might soon be throwing elbows in the wrestling ring. The Indiana Fever forward gained headlines after her bold move defending Caitlin Clark in a heated June matchup against the Connecticut Sun.

Cunningham grabbed a lot of headlines after being ejected for a hard foul on the Connecticut Sun's Jacy Sheldon late in a June game. Sheldon had been guarding Clark closely earlier in the game and there were some tense moments between the two. Cunningham distributed what she deemed her own brand of justice.

Sophie Cunningham might not be one of the best players in the WNBA in 2025, but she's quickly become one of the most popular on social media. The former University of Missouri guard, who spent the first six years of her career with the Phoenix Mercury,