Former Fever Player Roasted After Putting Team’s Fan Base on Blast
An ex-Indiana Fever player is criticized on social media after calling out the team’s fanbase. “Please provide PROOF.”
The Indiana Fever’s fanbase faced scrutiny throughout the WNBA regular season, culminating in a heated exchange during the playoffs. In Game 2 of the first round, A’ja Wilson of the Las Vegas Aces confronted an Indiana fan after an incident involving Fever guard Sophie Cunningham. Wilson later defended her actions, with no disciplinary action taken against her by the league.
However, the incident highlighted the contentious relationship between the Fever’s fanbase and opposing teams’ players. Indiana’s general manager, Amber Cox, dismissed the criticism, asserting that the fanbase's actions were unjustified. Former Fever player Brianna Turner, now with the Aces, strongly disagreed with Cox's stance, stating that such criticisms were false and that there were numerous complaints from players about the Fever fanbase.
Despite Turner's concerns, many fans and players defended the team, citing the prevalence of fan recording devices and the lack of evidence to substantiate the accusations. Turner, who was selected 11th overall in the 2019 WNBA Draft, had a significant tenure with the Fever in 2025.
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