Angel Reese was amazed as fans showered her with love, take a look at the promise she to them.
Angel Reese received strong support from one of her well-known fans in U.S. tennis star Coco Gauff. This comes after Reese announced that her first WNBA season is ending after a wrist injury sustained in the Chicago Sky’s matchup against the Los Angeles Sparks on Sept. 6 shut her down for the remainder of the year.
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Coco Gauff responded to Reese’s announcement on Instagram, having a simple but effective four-word message to show her appreciation for someone she strongly supports. “so proud of you,” Gauff said in her reply.
Reese’s rookie season was not only a success, but also historic. She averaged the most rebounds in a season in WNBA history, she had the highest rebounds per game average in a single season, and she recorded the most consecutive double-doubles in WNBA history. There is so much for Gauff to be proud of regarding what Reese achieved in her rookie season. Now, she can look forward to what Reese can accomplish in Year 2. With several games left to play while fighting for a playoff spot, the Sky will move forward without Reese on the court as they face the Dallas Wings tonight at 7 p.m. ET.
