Angel Reese FURIOUS & MOCKS ESPN Over DISRESPECTFUL 2025 Ranking as her Rsannking is—Caitlin Clark at #2 Sparks OUTRAGE!

The ESPN 2025 WNBA rankings just dropped, and let’s just say, Angel Reese might want to put her phone on silent because social media is having an absolute field day. Caitlin Clark? She’s sitting comfortably at No. 2, a position many would argue is still too low for the undisputed needle-mover of women’s basketball. And Angel Reese? Well… let’s just say she better start scrolling because she’s not in the top 10. Not even close. Sitting at 12th, the self-proclaimed face of the league just got hit with a reality check harder than any box-out she’s attempted this season.

ESPN’s Rankings Shake The Basketball World

Clark’s high ranking isn’t surprising—unless you’re one of those who still refuse to accept her dominance. But Reese? The drop-off is painful. And the way she reacted? Priceless. The WNBA star, who’s built her brand on being that girl, is now finding out the hard way that rankings aren’t based on Instagram engagement, but rather, actual basketball ability.

As soon as the list went public, Angel Reese fans immediately went into damage control mode. “Rankings don’t matter!” they cried. Oh, but last year when Reese was ahead of Clark? The same folks were shouting from the rooftops about how she was the new superstar of the WNBA. Funny how that works.

Meanwhile, Caitlin Clark remains unbothered, letting her game do all the talking. Triple-doubles, game-winning performances, and a level of dominance that has left the league—and its defenders—scrambling. While Reese is busy quote-tweeting motivational posts and dodging the smoke, Clark is proving, night after night, that she’s her.

The Great Debate? It’s Over

Remember when the narrative was pushed that Clark vs. Reese was the next Magic vs. Bird? That ship has sailed, sunk, and been forgotten at the bottom of the ocean. The gap isn’t just evident—it’s embarrassing.

Clark’s game continues to evolve, shattering records and changing the very landscape of the WNBA. She’s the reason arenas are packed. She’s the reason television ratings are soaring. She’s the reason the sport is thriving. Meanwhile, Reese? She’s been reduced to a glorified role player, padding her stats with rebounds and hoping for the best. Sure, she’s a double-double machine, but as ESPN’s rankings just made crystal clear—double-doubles aren’t enough when your skill set is lacking.

Let’s not pretend this would be the same conversation if the roles were reversed. If Clark was ranked 12th and Reese sat at No. 2, the internet would be on fire. Sports media would dedicate entire segments to Reese’s rise. But now that the shoe is on the other foot? Suddenly, rankings don’t matter? The double standards write themselves.

Angel Reese: A Star By Association

Here’s the cold, hard truth: Angel Reese’s fame has been directly tied to Caitlin Clark from the start. From their college rivalry to their WNBA debuts, Reese has benefited massively from the Clark Effect. Would she still be a solid player without Clark? Of course. But a star? Not a chance. Reese’s entire brand has been built on standing next to Clark, whether it’s through rivalry narratives, social media drama, or off-court antics. Now that the rankings reflect actual skill and contribution? The excuses are running thin.

Clark, on the other hand, is a generational talent. She’s making history without gimmicks. Her impact is undeniable, both on and off the court. Packed arenas. Record-breaking performances. The face of the WNBA. It’s not a debate anymore—it never should have been one to begin with.

The Future Is Clear—And It’s Not Reese’sThe Indiana Fever’s offseason moves have set the stage for Clark to ascend even further. With a bolstered roster, Clark is in prime position to take the Fever from the bottom to legitimate contenders. Meanwhile, Reese’s Chicago Sky are still searching for an identity, much like their so-called star.

At this rate, Clark isn’t just coming for the top ranking—she’s coming for MVP status. The WNBA is her league now, and everyone else, including Angel Reese, is just playing in it. So while Reese and her fans try to cope with the brutal truth of these rankings, one thing is certain: Caitlin Clark isn’t just the future of women’s basketball. She is women’s basketball.

And Angel Reese? Well… at least she’s still in the top 15.