Enes Kanter Freedom opens up on confrontation with Natasha Cloud that led to ejection, WNBA pursuit
Enes Kanter Freedom says Natasha Cloud yelled vulgarities at him courtside after he cheered a Sophie Cunningham three-pointer at the Chicago Sky game.
Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom recounted an incident where Chicago Sky guard Natasha Cloud allegedly directed vulgar remarks at him during a game, resulting in his ejection from the arena. Freedom maintains the confrontation stemmed from his support of teammate Sophie Cunningham and his attire, not from his expressed intention to enter the WNBA draft. He continues to pursue his WNBA aspirations, believing he can compete despite his age and challenging the league’s eligibility standards.
- Enes Kanter Freedom alleges Natasha Cloud cursed at him and made vulgar remarks during a Chicago Sky game, leading to his removal by security.
- Freedom claims the incident was triggered by his cheering for Sophie Cunningham and his shirt stating ‘WOMAN noun. adult human female.’
- Freedom is pursuing entry into the 2027 WNBA Draft, aiming to challenge the league’s eligibility rules for transgender athletes.
- He denies his actions or the confrontation are politically motivated, stating his goal is to defend women.
- Freedom expressed a desire to play for the Indiana Fever alongside Caitlin Clark.
- He has faced death threats and abusive messages since announcing his draft plans.
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