A’ja Wilson blocks X user allegedly harassing her over past statements on Caitlin Clark and Fever’s fanbase.
WNBA MVP A’ja Wilson appeared to have blocked an X (formerly Twitter) user who insulted her as a “dumbass horse” after she critiqued the fanbase of Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever.
In October, Wilson told ESPN she “dreaded” being in Indiana due to her fear of confrontations with Fever fans.
An X user reposted a photo of a 96-year-old Caitlin Clark fan wearing a Fever-themed shirt, tagging Wilson and arguing that the fanbase she criticized largely consisted of “little kids” and “grandparents.”
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User @Tilllitstank chimed in, sharing the photo with the caption:
“We’re talking to you dumbass horse,” tagging Wilson.
Five hours later, the same user revealed they had been blocked by Wilson, sharing a screenshot of the block notice on X.
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