The Dallas Wings finally won the WNBA lottery, handing them the consecutive first-round pick and a chance to make an immediate upgrade on the current roster. Looking at their recent performances, even with players like Paige Buckers and Arike Ogunbowale on the roster, the side desperately needed the top pick. Aliyah Boston spoke about the same topic on her podcast.
On the Post Move podcast, AB and Candace Parker discussed the CBA delay and lottery pick that the league recently completed. The three-time WNBA champion asked the Fever forward for her views on the possible draft selection.
Aliyah Boston Predics Azzi Fudd To Go Number One Overall Pick
It was like a dream for the Wings, with back-to-back lottery wins and the chance to reunite the 2025 NCAA Champion duo for maximum impact. Analyst Chiney Ogwumike backed Azzi Fudd as the Dallas Wings’ no. 1 pick for elite shooting, and the Indiana Fever’s star agrees with her.
“I still am kind of rocking with I could see them going with a number one. Like, I can see it. So, I mean, we’re not surprised because they did have the worst record, but I could see them going with Azzi still number one,” Boston responded to CP’s question.
The UConn star won NCAA MOP in the 2025 championship run with her all-around performance in the tournament, and even in the ongoing season, the senior guard is delivering at the highest level, keeping the unbeaten streak alive for the reigning champions.
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So there is no surprise that the former South Carolina star sided with Fudd to go as the first overall pick in the upcoming WNBA draft. Interestingly, they share a good relationship off the court.
Aliyah Boston Funny Replay At Azzi Fudd’s Comment
Recently, a post appeared on social media showing Paige Bueckers in a black McDonald’s All-American jersey at courtside. Though the superstar wore that jersey in her high school days, the image oozed PB’s swag.
this will never not crack me up pic.twitter.com/s5TbvjElxd
— K (@PBBUCKET5) October 27, 2025
While many showed love for the 2025 rookie, Fudd couldn’t hold back and commented, “Paige >>> everyone else who’s worn these jerseys.” Though she showed her appreciation for the Wings’ guard’s pic, Ailyah Boston responded to Fudd’s particular comment and wrote, “@azzu35 wow I feel attacked 😭”
The 23-year-old was also a McDonald’s All-American in 2019, and her humorous response revealed a close connection between the two.