Enes Kanter Freedom banned from Chicago WNBA arena until he is no longer a 'potential threat'
After his incident with Natasha Cloud during Fever vs. Sky, Freedom won't be returning to Wintrust Arena anytime soon.
Enes Kanter Freedom, 34 years old, has been banned from Wintrust Arena in Chicago after a recent altercation during a WNBA game. The incident occurred on Sunday when Freedom, who was courtside, engaged in a verbal dispute with Natasha Cloud and was subsequently ejected. Following the incident, the Chicago Sky's owner, Michael Alter, announced that Freedom will not be allowed back into the arena unless he can demonstrate that he will no longer pose a threat.
Alter stated that Freedom had been seen as a potential provocateur, engaging in trash talk with Cloud in the third quarter of the game. Despite Freedom's claims that he was simply supporting women by wearing a specific shirt, the Sky owner emphasized that his behavior had been deemed a threat to safety. While Freedom has not yet received a lifetime ban from the arena, it appears unlikely that he will be welcomed back to Wintrust Arena in the near future.
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