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WNBA star Caitlin Clark has finally fired back at her league rivals after aiming a brutal dig at them while celebrating Indiana Fever's Commissioner's Cup triumph.
Despite Clark being ruled out of Tuesday night's final with a groin injury, Indiana still ran out 74-59 winners over the Minnesota Lynx to claim the trophy, with Natasha Howard putting up a game-high 16 points in the victory.
And after getting their hands on silverware, Fever players headed back to the locker room for a wild party where Clark seemingly took aim at their rivals.
In a clip from the live stream, which left resurfaced on X, Clark could be heard saying: 'Guys, I just know everybody in the league is sick'.
One of her Fever teammates, Aaliyah Boston, laughed at the remark and responded: 'They're p***ed!'. Another player was heard saying: 'They hate us!'
Since rising to prominence in the WNBA, Clark has also seemingly become a target among some of her league rivals.
Caitlin Clark fired back at league rivals after Indiana Fever's WNBA Commissioner's Cup win
Clark was heard, on a live stream, claiming that 'everybody in the league is sick' of the Fever
Some fans have claimed that the Fever star has been mistreated by her WNBA peers, who have continued to be rough her up in her second season.
Women's basketball legend Cheryl Miller claimed in March that Clark was 'despised' by some in the WNBA community because of her race.
'I know what it's like to be hated. I know what it's like to be a black woman and hated because of my color. I can't imagine this young lady - I don't wanna use 'hate' but despised...,' Miller said on All the Smoke.
Miller's comments came after Washington Mystics co-owner Sheila Johnson attributed Clark's race to her winning TIME Magazine's Athlete of the Year award.
Meanwhile, Clark was left stunned after one of her Indiana Fever teammates performed a lewd sexual act on her during the celebratory live stream.
The reigning WNBA Rookie of the Year was leaning over to talk to the camera during an Instagram live recording when Fever guard Sydney Colson snuck up from behind and jokingly tried to dry hump her.
'Woah bro,' Clark said as she jumped up in shock before laughing, 'absolutely not, no thank you!'
Elsewhere in the celebrations, new Indiana hero Sophie Cunningham was also seen twerking in front of the camera during the same Instagram live session.
