The WNBA is doing its best to get things moving in the right direction after multiple declines from the WNBPA. Breanna Stewart mentioned positive momentum, noting that the league sent a new proposal. Sophie Cunningham, though, is not happy with the offer.
The league made slight changes to its previous offer, making it a bit more lucrative with provisions for facilities and player perks. She opened up about her feelings in the latest episode of her podcast ‘Show Me Something.’
Sophie Cunningham Gets Real About WNBA Owners’ Approach
The CBA discussions have been going on for 18months now, with that being the biggest topic in the news and player podcasts. Earlier, the Fever star slammed the league for its approach and delay. As for the new offer, the forward wants the league to sell their team to those who really want to be part of something great.
“It just blows my mind that these other owners are doing the most bare minimum. And it’s like sell your team and let other people who want to be a part of something great put their money into it. It’s just kind of crazy to me,” she said.
The league kept the revenue-sharing model the same but added team profits, increasing the value slightly. As for the player salaries, the WNBA put forward numbers in a similar range as before.
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Considering the time left before the start of the season and the pending work, Sophie Cunningham Issues A 30-day Ultimatum To the WNBA. Frankly, this is also a generous period given by the player, with over 100 players in free agency and the expansion draft.
The former Mercury star signed with Project B, which will start next year. Interestingly, the player also has offers from other sports.
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On her podcast, Cunningham commented on John Cena, who was doing her final tour, and called herself a WWE fan. With her image in the league as an enforcer, many even see her as a player with a strong mind and physique.
📲| The Bella Twins want Caitlin Clark at WrestleMania👀❤️🔥 vía TikTok (@YahooSports)
— cc✯ (@clarkmode_) February 10, 2026
“Caitlin Clark — She’d be awesome.” pic.twitter.com/uFUqcLT5Hi
Bella Twins, who held the Women’s tag team championship and also women’s championships earlier, challenged the Fever forward and asked Caitlin Clark to partner with her in the bout. They requested a match in April at WrestleMania, which might be impossible given both WNBA stars’ prior commitments and, most importantly, their injuries.