The Michelob ULTRA arena was buzzing with the Las Vegas Aces putting up a flawless performance in front of their fans. Many celebrities attended the game, which included former Aces star Candace Parker and Usher.
A’ja Wilson and Jackie Young put up an offensive masterclass for the spectators as Young registered a record for most points in a single quarter, while Wilson also set a record with a 20-point first-half performance. But those were not the only two entertainers at the arena, as Candace Parker’s three-year-old son also let loose in the arena.
Candace Parker’s Son With Impressive Dance Moves In Front Of Usher
Fans were enjoying the commanding gameplay from the hosts and also witnessed the cutest moment. The moment came as Candace Parker urged her son to be bold and go wild on the floor. The toddler just needed a nod from his mother as he grooved some dance moves in front of Usher. Fans around him, including Usher, also encouraged him.
While an intense match was underway, Candace Parker’s son, Airr Larry Petrakov Parker, was dancing to the music. His carefree and adorable dance won the hearts of the people in the stands and on social media alike.
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In the game, Parker’s former team dominated the proceedings, defeating the Mercury by 13 points to take a 2-0 lead. This is the first time the Mercury team has lost back-to-back games in the postseason and will look to win the next game to stay in the competition.
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Candace Parker Weighs In On Controversial Napheesa Collier’s Injury Play
The former player spoke about the controversial decision that sparked the entire Lynx vs. WNBA saga, dating back to the WNBA semifinal series. Cameras caught Napheesa Collier’s brutal collision with Alyssa Thomas that ruled out the Minnesota Lynx’s star in Game 3. Though the WNBA and NBA referees upheld the decision, the former champion gave her honest opinion.
“If I’m Napheesa, I want that call. She hit the ball, but she went through her leg. Like Alyssa plays that way, she plays aggressively and physically consistently, and I just feel as though sometimes they let her get away with a little bit more than other players on the defensive end, and this is in no way, shape, or form saying that she should change or that it was intentionally dirty,” added Parker.
Cheryl Reeve later launched an attack on the WNBA officiating, and then Collier’s speech during the exit interview put the WNBA Commissioner in a bad light.