Tina Charles and Sophie Cunningham, a former colleague on the Phoenix Mercury, are obviously still very much in love with a video now viral
Phoenix would recover to defeat Dallas, 83-72, in their first match even without past league MVP, Charles. And the Mercury decided to an instant mid-season “contract divorce” over the weekend. Cunningham allegedly shouted “F-k Tina Charles!” as she celebrated the victory during that comeback.
“F*ck Tina Charles, Sophie Cunningham Berates Player After Phoenix Defeat Dallas, Video Goes Viral
Sophie Cunningham is the Phoenix Mercury player who screamed “Fuck Tina Charles!” following the game against Dallas Wings. You can see hear it and see me next to it. #4theValley #AllForTexas #WNBATwitter pic.twitter.com/vzi9EBn117
— Landon Thomas (@sixfivelando) June 26, 2022
Sophie Cunningham is the Phoenix Mercury player who screamed “Fuck Tina Charles!” following the game against Dallas Wings. You can see hear it and see me next to it. #4theValley #AllForTexas #WNBATwitter pic.twitter.com/vzi9EBn117
— Landon Thomas (@sixfivelando) June 26, 2022
In the nonattendance of Brittney Griner, who has been detained in Russia as of February just after the Russian Federal Customs Service allegedly discovered hashish oil in her belongings at an aerodrome close to Moscow, Charles was dissatisfied with her participation in the offense. And wished for more blocked shots and a larger role.
Cameras at College Park Center saw Cunningham screaming at her teammates when she was sitting on the bench. It looked that the snipers included the rumored sexual comment in her tirade.
Hours after ESPN announced that Charles planned to join the league for Seattle Storm, the Mercury won their first game without the All-WNBA center.
According to reports, Sue Bird’s final season of title-chasing will include Charles and Sue Bird in Seattle until the 2022 season. Charles can join with a team as an undrafted free agent after clearing waivers.
With the Mystics, last season, Charles produced 23.4 scores on roughly 20 goals per game.
When Insider contacted Mercury executives for comment about the event, they did not right away react. The WNBA chose not to comment.
The Seattle Storm, a Western Conference foe of the Mercury with aspirations of winning the championship this year, is where Charles is anticipated to sign a contract to play out the 2022 season, as per club insiders who talked with The Ball Out News and The Next.
In order to play the Indiana Fever, one of just two clubs in the division with a worse mark than the Mercury, Cunningham, Nygaard, and friends are now returning to Phoenix.