Angel Reese FIRES BACK at Caitlin Clark, Revealing a Glamorous New Life to PROVE Her Rival’s $1M Unrivaled League Rejection Was a Huge Mistake

Appears to be thriving in her new environment

Angel Reese has made her way to Miami to participate in Unrivaled, the new 3-on-3 women’s basketball league founded by Breanna Stewart and Napheesa Collier.

While transitioning from Chicago to Miami might seem challenging, Reese appears to be thriving in her new environment, crediting the league’s player-focused setup for her seamless adjustment.

Unrivaled has prioritized player comfort and wellness, creating an atmosphere where athletes can focus on their game while enjoying world-class amenities.

Reese took to social media to share her excitement about the Unrivaled experience.

“We get to workout, use the weight room, create new bonds/friendships, get treatment, get massages, use the sauna, getting 2 meals a day, and then a facial before I leave for the day???” she wrote on X. “Yeah I love it here.”

The 22-year-old went on to add that the perks don’t stop there, noting: “I could be here forevaaaa.”

The league, which aims to redefine opportunities for women in basketball, features six teams and 36 players. In its inaugural season, Unrivaled is not only focusing on high-level competition but also ensuring players feel valued, supported, and well-cared for.

According to Reese, the attention to detail-ranging from nutrition to recovery treatments-has been instrumental in helping her settle into Miami life. The approach exemplifies the league’s commitment to enhancing the player experience while growing the visibility and impact of women’s basketball.

Reese and Rose Basketball Club

Reese is a member of the Rose Basketball Club, one of the six teams in Unrivaled. Led by head coach Nola Henry, the team boasts a star-studded roster, including Kahleah Copper, Chelsea Gray, Lexie Hull, Azura Stevens, and Brittney Sykes.

Their season opener on Friday will be a marquee matchup, as Rose BC takes on Vinyl Basketball Club, coached by former Chicago Sky coach Teresa Weatherspoon. The game marks the official beginning of Unrivaled’s mission to revolutionize women’s basketball by blending competitive play with an elevated player-centric environment