Caitlin Clark reportedly blocked former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown on X after he sent out some crude posts targeting her.
Brown posted a screenshot of Clark’s first block as a WNBA star.
In it, he named the Indiana Fever’s first-round pick as his “Cracker of the Day” and captioned the screenshot: “Blocked by Cousin It.”
Keeping it classy as always, AB.
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Antonio Brown’s Comments About Caitlin Clark Were Pretty Bad
Brown has a rich history of this sort of behavior on social media. Stop us if you’ve heard the formula before:
- AB develops some sort of perceived grievance with another athlete.
- He posts a racist comment.
- He posts a sexist comment.
- He struggles with grammar.
- He uses the word ‘cracker’ so often it makes one wonder if he has stock in Keebler.
So what did Antonio Brown do to get blocked by Caitlin Clark in the first place? We’ll let you take a look for yourself …
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Antonio Brown Went After Taylor Swift Too
Antonio Brown, prior to targeting Caitlin Clark for reasons known only to himself and his psychologist, also drew the ire of Swifties earlier this year.
He suggested pop star Taylor Swift has a “body like a saltine cracker.”
One might wonder if Antonio Brown has bigger things in life to worry about than Taylor Swift or Caitlin Clark. One would be right.
Focus, my man. Priorities.
Meanwhile, Clark was recently seen stunning viewers on the red carpet during the 2024 WNBA Draft earlier this week.
Bounding Into Sports reported that the women’s basketball all-time leading scorer “was absolutely stunning as she prepared for the annual draft … Prada from head to toe.”
Clark is scheduled to make her WNBA debut the night that the regular season opens, which is May 14th. Her team will be taking on the Connecticut Sun.
But she already has her first block under her belt. Nobody could have guessed it’d be against Antonio Brown.
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