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Pero nasad naman ako may rep0rtchina amor na kaganapan. I mean? Can we atleast try to be civil kung ayaw nyo isa’t isa just unny0llow or blocked. Sayang yung kinayod nung tao for more than a month. That’s so disheartening lalo pa malapit na sa finish line. Sabi ko nga sa inyo kung di sila nakikipagbeshyhan sa inyo just let them unny0llow then mute and donyour own thing and find your own circle na willing igiveback ang love nyo… anyways, you do you but please be a little kinder. Babushka miras0l..

What's that song that will make you think of your late love ones? #November

Tonight, I found myself cheering harder for the Golden State Valkyries than I ever imagined I would. And the funny thing is, I don't particularly care about Golden State. I don't particularly care about Atlanta, either. But I REALLY wanted Atlanta to lose. And I think my reasons go all the way back to April 2, 2023. Before that national championship game, I didn't like Angel Reese. Why? Because she was a damn good basketball player standing between Iowa and a national championship. That's sports. Nothing personal. But something changed after LSU beat Iowa. Angel had just won a national championship. Her team had comfortably beaten Iowa. She had every reason in the world to celebrate. Instead, she followed Caitlin across the court, repeatedly gesturing at her, trying to get her attention. And I remember thinking, WHY? You just won a national championship! Go celebrate with your teammates! That moment permanently changed how I viewed Angel Reese. And before someone brings up Caitlin's trash talking, let me make something clear. Caitlin Clark is cocky. She's confident. She's emotional. She talks trash. She gets under opponents' skin. Nobody who has watched her play would deny any of that. But there's a distinction I've always appreciated about her. When the game is over, she celebrates the victory rather than humiliating the opponent. Remember her buzzer-beaters against Indiana and Michigan State? Remember beating undefeated South Carolina in the Final Four? Remember beating LSU in the 2024 Elite Eight? What did Caitlin do when those games ended? She celebrated with her teammates. She celebrated with Iowa fans. She embraced the moment. She didn't follow opposing players around the court trying to rub their defeat in their faces. And that distinction matters to me. Fast-forward to these WNBA Finals. Atlanta blows out Golden State, and there's Angel, taunting the opposition, telling them they're too small and waving goodbye. The game was already decided. And all I could think was, here we go again. Here's the thing that I wish more people understood about my feelings toward Angel Reese. I respect her basketball ability. She's a phenomenal rebounder, a physical presence, a relentless competitor, and she's had a terrific season. I don't need to diminish her accomplishments to dislike how she sometimes carries herself. And I genuinely believe that if she stopped the unnecessary taunting and theatrics, I could enjoy watching her play. I might never become a fan, because I'll always remember 2023, but I wouldn't have the same level of disdain. In fact, when Caitlin and Angel played together in the 2024 WNBA All-Star Game, I genuinely enjoyed watching them work together. I was cheering for Angel, too. Which brings me to tonight. Would I have been upset if Angel Reese won a championship? Not because she didn't deserve one. She and her teammates earned their opportunity. But I knew exactly what would follow on social media. Angel has a ring. Caitlin doesn't. Therefore, Angel is better. And somehow, Caitlin Clark would once again become the central topic of conversation in a championship series she wasn't even playing in. So yes, I was cheering for Golden State tonight. Not because I love the Valkyries. Not because I think Angel Reese is a bad basketball player. And certainly not because I believe Caitlin Clark needs Angel Reese to fail in order to be great. I was cheering for Golden State because I was tired of the taunting, tired of the endless comparisons, and tired of watching Caitlin's name get dragged into conversations that should have nothing to do with her. And watching the same Golden State team that Angel had taunted earlier in the series come back and win the championship? I'm not going to pretend I didn't enjoy that. 😅

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🇨🇦Leylah Fernandez confirms during her runner-up speech that she & her family received some "bad news" back home regarding the passing of a family member. She held back tears throughout her speech. She wanted this win so badly today. A very emotional moment. #TorayPPO #WTA

Yaxel Lendeborg celebrating the Valkyries win 😂

Janelle Salaun forgot she’s on national television 🤣🤣🤣

"If you put all your heart, and all your soul, you fuckin' win championships!" Natalie Nakase drops the mic.

“All we heard last year, ‘We don’t have no stars, we don’t have no talent.’ Yeah right. … We got winners.” 🗣️ Gabby Williams silencing the doubters 🤫