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Sophie Cunningham and Lexie Hull spent the day relaxing by the pool before a game, and Caitlin Clark may not have been quite upset by it.
The blonde-haired Indiana Fever stars released a tiktok by themselves in bikini before their games in Los Angeles against the sparks in a call to get swimsuit brands to support them.
“We are on our way to our game tonight. Keep us that there is a swimsuit brand that wants to work with two Indiana Fever Mermaids,” Cunningham wrote in the video.
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Indiana Fever Stars, from left to right, Lexie Hull, Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham Watch as the Golden State Valkyries celebrate their 88-77 victory in a WNBA game at the Chase Center in San Francisco on Thursday, June 19, 2025. (Scott Strazzante/San Francisco Chronicle via Getty Images)
The top comment on the video was from Clark.
“Swimsuit -brands plz comment ‘Focus on basketball,'” she wrote.
In a side-plated response, Cunningham fired back.
“Maybe a fire will make a wetsuit a full body for your pale A- too … We all win!” Cunningham said, according to several businesses.
Tiktok Post has over 1.5 million views.
It’s all just fun and games – after all, Cunningham is the one who came to Clark’s defense earlier this season, which led to quite Ruckus on the field and several broadcasts. The three players have also clearly grown very close to and off the field.
Cunningham also called Clark’s face on WNBA and tore those who think otherwise.
Guard Lexie Hull, #10, Guard Caitlin Clark, #22, and Guard Sophie Cunningham, No. 8 of the Indiana fever, sits on the bench during the second half against Brazil national team at Carver-Hawkeye Arena on March 4, 2025 in Iowa City, Iowa. (Matthew Holst/Getty Images)
Sophie Cunningham offered again this time four numbers to criticize the judges a second time
“It literally P — Esside me off when people are like, ‘she’s not the face of the league,'” Cunningham said of his Indiana teammate during the first episode of the “Show me something” Podcast. “We have a lot of bada in our league, and hell yes, I am all, but when people try to argue that she is not the face of our league, or that our league would be where we are without her, you are mute like s —. You are literally mute as f —.”
Cunningham remembered his season 2024 with Phoenix Mercury In his argument that Clark’s star power led to harsher treatment on the field from competitors during her rookie season.
“I know the conversations Phoenix had in their dressing room, just like ‘we want to show her what W really is,'” Cunningham said. “I get it to some extent. Every rookie coming into the league, that’s how you have to treat them. But there’s just more for her. It’s her second year. Now it’s on her team and seeing what I’m like ‘what are people doing?’ It’s just too much.
The guard is in her seventh WNBA season, but she has hit big time ever since she started a Ruckus in defense of Clark.
From left to right stars Indiana Fever Sophie Cunningham, Caitlin Clark and Lexie Hull from the sidelines during a game against Washington Mystics during a trial game on May 3, 2025 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. (Brian Spurlock/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
Jacy Sheldon knocked Clark in his eye and was also pushed on the floor by Marina Mabrey. Cunningham wrapped Sheldon under the basket of a fierce error in the fourth quarter and the two were pushed out.
In 25 games this year, Cunningham puts 8.0 points per year. Competition and shoots 41.9% from three-point range.
