Chennedy Carter Fires Back At N3on’s Wild Claim He Got Her Dropped From WNBA After Edited Loss Clip

The WNBA is already facing numerous issues within the league. With things looking bleak as the CBA negotiations reach a stalemate, tensions are escalating. In order to avoid a possible work stoppage, the WNBA has proposed a 40-day deadline extension at the moment.

And if that was not enough, a new controversy involving Angel Reese’s former teammate has riled up the hoops realm. Carter, who played beside Reese for the Chicago Sky, has lashed out at YouTuber N3on for his recent comments about getting Carter dropped.

Chennedy Carter Makes A Strong Statement About N3on’s Claims

Popular YouTuber N3on recently claimed that he played a significant role in Carter’s decision to go without a team. In a recently surfaced video on X, formerly known as Twitter, the YouTuber noted that the one-on-one face-off back in April significantly contributed to Carter’s decline in popularity in the WNBA. 

For the uninitiated, both Carter and N3on appeared in a 1v1 shootout. And unfortunately for the former Chicago Sky player, she lost 11-7. However, Carter did not take the statement in good spirits. Hitting back at the YouTuber, she stated, “I’ll be back on it how bout that. 1.9 million biggest.”

ill be back on it how bout that .
1.9 million 😘biggest

— H O L L Y W O O D 🛬 (@ChennedyCarter) December 1, 2025

Now, it is largely unknown whether N3on is actually responsible for Carter’s downfall in the WNBA. That’s because the former Sky star was already a free agent by the time the 1v1 game happened. Now then, after not getting an offer from the WNBA, Carter issued a bold call to action.

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Chennedy Carter Issues A Bold Call To Action Following WNBA Debacle

After the Sky did not extend Carter a contract, she did not sit back and sulk. Instead, the former WNBA star joined the Wuhan Shengfan in the Women’s Chinese Basketball Association. 

And soon, she started to showcase her incredible hooping skills. As of September 2025, Carter was leading the league with an average of 31.4 points. Yet, she wanted to level up further. 

“How many times you think i can drop 40 points in a game seriously? my bar to shock myself is now 50,” Carter wrote on Threads. 

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Thus, it is evident that Carter is making a concerted effort to return to the mainstream of basketball. Now, fans will wait to see if she is successful in her quest.