The WNBA has been thrown into chaos after Kate Martin publicly called out fellow player Angel Reese, urging the league’s organizing committee to review video footage and take immediate action.

The controversy exploded late last night when Martin took to social media, accusing Reese of unsportsmanlike conduct during a heated game against the Indiana Fever. According to Martin, the incident occurred in the third quarter when Reese allegedly punched Caitlin Clark in the head during a scramble under the basket.

“We must eliminate the dirty elements to make the game cleaner,” Martin wrote in her post, tagging both the WNBA and the game’s officiating crew. “This is not just about one player — it’s about protecting the integrity of the league and ensuring fair play for everyone.”

Within minutes, Martin’s statement went viral, sparking a massive online debate. Fans flooded comment sections, some backing Martin’s call for discipline, others defending Reese and questioning whether the contact was intentional or exaggerated.

Clips of the incident — now being replayed endlessly on social media — show Reese and Clark locked in a physical battle for position. At one point, Reese’s arm swings upward, making contact with Clark’s head. While some claim it was part of normal in-game physicality, others insist it crossed the line into foul play.

The WNBA has not yet issued an official statement, but sources inside the league suggest a VAR review could be initiated, with potential penalties ranging from fines to a multi-game suspension if Reese is found guilty of misconduct.

Sports analysts warn this could ignite an even bigger rivalry between the two rising stars — a feud that has already captured national attention.

For now, the basketball world waits for the league’s decision, but one thing is certain: Kate Martin’s words have turned what could have been a minor in-game dispute into a league-wide flashpoint.

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