ESPN Drops BOMBSHELL About RIGGED WNBA FINALS! FBI INVESTIGATING?
ESPN just dropped a bombshell about the WNBA Finals, and it's way worse than we thought. They're saying the game might have been rigged. Yeah, you heard that right - rigged.
We're talking about a foul call in the last 6 seconds that changed everything. Breanna Stewart got two free throws that sent the game to overtime. But here's the thing - she might have traveled before that. Four, maybe even five steps without dribbling. How did the refs miss that?
Picture this: 6 seconds left on the clock, Liberty down by 2. The ball's in Breanna Stewart's hands, and the entire arena is holding its breath. Stewart's got the weight of New York on her shoulders as she makes her move.
Here's how it went down: Stewart catches the inbound pass at the top of the key. She takes one dribble, then another. The Lynx defense is swarming, but Stewart's eyes are locked on the rim. She takes a step, then another, and suddenly she's airborne. The crowd's on its feet, hearts pounding as the ball leaves her fingertips.
But then... silence. The shot clanks off the rim, and for a split second, it looks like the Liberty's championship dreams are over. The Lynx players start celebrating, thinking they've clinched it. The crowd's stunned, some fans already heading for the exits.
And that's when it happened. Out of nowhere, a whistle cuts through the chaos. Everyone freezes. Did you hear that? Yeah, a foul call in the final seconds of a WNBA Finals game. The refs are pointing at Napheesa Collier, saying she made contact with Stewart on the shot.
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