Angel Reese had a controversial moment at the Super Bowl, and it was actually quite funny.
She criticized another player for not passing the ball, while she herself was the one who often held the ball too long and threw too many ineffective shots. This caused the online community to not spare any ridicule.
The NFL posted pictures of LSU legends, including Angel Reese and Jaden Daniels. However, many people immediately reacted harshly, saying that the title of “legend” should not be attached to Angel Reese.
Some comments frankly pointed out that she was trying to build her image rather than focus on improving her football skills.
While Reese was busy appearing at big events like the Super Bowl, Caitlin Clark was quietly practicing, honing her skills and continuously proving her superiority.
Statistics show that Clark’s retirement ceremony alone attracted 1.1 million viewers – a number that Reese’s games could never reach. This clearly shows the difference in influence between the two players.
The difference is also reflected in the way they approach their careers. Clark focuses all his energy on basketball, practicing relentlessly and letting his talent speak for itself.
Meanwhile, Reese seems more interested in social media attention and attending flashy events.
Not only that, but ESPN’s rankings also reflect this reality. Clark ranks high on the list of top players, while Reese doesn’t even make the top 10.
Reese’s fans can try to make excuses, but the truth is undeniable: Clark’s skill and dedication have made her a top star, while Reese is still struggling with her image.
Reese’s team, the Chicago Sky, also failed to attract any big stars, while the Indiana Fever – where Caitlin Clark plays – recruited a host of talented players.
This shows that potential teammates believe in Clark and want to accompany her on her journey to conquer the WNBA.
In conclusion, the Super Bowl did not increase Angel Reese’s fame, but rather confirmed the growing gap between her and Caitlin Clark.
While Clark continues to assert herself as the face of women’s basketball, Reese is still struggling to maintain her popularity without a real platform.
