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Tiger Woods watching Son, Tiger Woods’ Son, Charlie Woods, Falls

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 Tiger Woods watching Son, Tiger Woods’ Son, Charlie Woods, Falls Apart at Florida Amateur Championship

Charlie Woods could not capitalize on his momentum after winning his first American Junior Golf Association (AJGA) tournament. He plummeted down the leaderboard over the weekend to finish second to last in the 108th Florida State Amateur Championship. Tiger Woods’ son started the event well but struggled over the weekend.

The 16-year-old, who just finished his sophomore year of high school, had a terrible final round, shooting an 83. His Sunday card included three birdies, three bogeys, four double bogeys, and one triple bogey.

Woods’ performance worsened throughout the event. With Tiger Woods watching on site Thursday, he carded rounds of 74 and 72 in the first two rounds to comfortably make the cut. However, he then carded a third-round 77, dropping him significantly on the leaderboard. He completely collapsed in the final round.

Charlie finished tied for 66th place with a score 18-over par, 25 strokes behind the leader.

Princeton University sophomore Reed Greyserman, brother of PGA Tour pro Max Greyserman, won the Florida State Amateur Championship. Reed finished tied with recent high school graduate Arth Sinha at 7-under and then defeated him in a one-hole playoff.

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Charlie Woods arrived at this event two weeks after his first AJGA victory at the TaylorMade Junior Invitational. There, he outlasted most of the nation’s top-ranked juniors, including AJGA Nos. 1 and 4, Miles Russell and Luke Colton, respectively.

This extraordinary result moved Woods up to 14th in the national junior rankings, despite having only four counting events on his resume.

“Being able to say to myself that I won an absolutely amazing event and to say I preformed under some high pressure situations is just huge going forward,” Charlie said after his win.

“I haven’t been able to say that I have done that, and now that I can, it is just a big thing for my mental game going forward.”

While there is no confirmed information about Charlie’s upcoming events, he is likely aiming for the US Junior Amateur Championship, to be played at the Trinity Forest Golf Club in Dallas, Texas, from July 21 to 26.

Tiger Woods’s son is not qualified for this event, so he must compete for a spot in the field in one of the qualifying tournaments held before June 30.

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According to Amateur Golf, 28 qualifying events remain, including two in Florida, which is Woods’ home state. The Florida qualifiers will take place at the Eagle Trace Golf Club in Coral Springs on June 16 and at the Heritage Oaks Golf and Country Club in Sarasota on June 24.

Charlie missed the cut at the 2024 Junior Amateur, shooting rounds of 82 and 80.

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Matchroom fuels Anthony Joshua-Wilder speculation surrounding a long-awaited

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Matchroom fuels Anthony Joshua-Wilder speculation surrounding a long-awaited bout between Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder has reignited

Speculation surrounding a long-awaited bout between Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder has reignited, with Matchroom Boxing publicly expressing fresh interest in staging the heavyweight showdown, PUNCH Sports Extra reports.

The proposed clash, once touted as a unification decider when both men held versions of the heavyweight titles in 2018 and 2019, failed to materialise at the time.

Years later, the narrative is re-emerging, as Matchroom CEO Frank Smith confirmed the fight remains very much in their sights—provided Wilder successfully completes his upcoming comeback bout.

“If he comes through his warm-up, Deontay Wilder,” Smith told Boxing News when asked about potential opponents for Joshua.

“This sport is about narrative. It’s about buying into fights that people have an interest in and that’s a fight that everyone would still have interest in. Regardless of whether it didn’t happen five years ago, people still want to see it now.”

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Wilder, now 39, is scheduled to face Tyrrell Herndon in Kansas on June 27. The former WBC champion has suffered four defeats in his last five fights, including losses to Tyson Fury, Joseph Parker, and most recently Zhilei Zhang.

Despite this decline in form, the American knockout artist remains a major draw, and victory later this month could earn him a shot at Joshua.

Joshua, meanwhile, has been sidelined following surgery on an elbow injury but is expected to return to the ring in the Autumn.

Talks have reportedly been held with organisers of Riyadh Season over a potential two-fight deal. Names such as Dillian Whyte and Jared Anderson have been mentioned, though Whyte now appears to be lining up a separate bout with Moses Itauma in August.

Frank Smith acknowledged that Whyte is no longer a frontrunner to face Joshua next, hinting instead that the Wilder fight could make more commercial and sporting sense.

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“I personally like the Deontay Wilder fight myself. I think there’s so much narrative there,” he explained in a separate conversation with BoxingScene.

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“AJ’s in a great position. He’s still commercially the biggest draw in the sport, I believe, but we’ve got to make the right decision and this is the biggest decision he’ll make of his career.”

Smith added that the priority remains for Joshua to return to full fitness before finalising any plans. “Get back in the gym, get 100 per cent, and then we’ll go for it,” he said.

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Updates: Amir Khan Faced Canelo And Terence Crawford And Delivers

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Updates: Amir Khan Faced Canelo And Terence Crawford And Delivers Honest Power Comparison Ahead Of Fight

Amir Khan remains the only fighter in boxing history to share a professional ring with both Saul ‘Canelo‘ Alvarez and Terence Crawford.

The Olympic Silver Medalist stepped up to challenge Canelo for the WBCworld middleweight title back in 2016, having spent the majority of his career campaigning at light-welterweight and welterweight, Despite Khan’s best efforts, the power and aggression of Canelo proved to be too much on the night as he stopped the Brit with a thunderous punch in the sixth round to retain his crown.

Three years on from his defeat to the Mexican icon, Khan returned to 147lbs to challenge Crawford for his WBO world welterweight title. ‘Bud’ dominated proceedings from the opening bell, going on to stop Khan in the sixth round in what would be the Brit’s final opportunity at becoming world champion once again before his retirement in 2022.

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In an interview with The Ring Magazine, Khan compared the power of the two men claiming ‘Bud’ Crawford has enough to trouble Canelo but that the Mexican is ‘obviously’ the more powerful hitter.

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“Crawford does hit hard, a lot of people don’t give him the credit for the punch power he has. Crawford does hit hard, I’ve been in the ring with him he’s hit me hard.

Obviously the most powerful fight between the two is gonna be Canelo but I think Crawford still has enough power to hurt Canelo and push him back.”

Crawford and Canelo lock horns on Saturday September 13 at an unconfirmed venue in the United States, although Las Vegas is expected to be the location of choice for arguably the biggest fight in boxing

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Iconic List of Tiger Woods’ top ten greatest-ever moments including

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Iconic List of Tiger Woods’ top ten greatest-ever moments including iconic Masters comeback

The game of golf has witnessed some truly iconic moments over the years, with Tiger Woods playing a starring role in a lot of them.

With a whopping 15 majors and 82 PGA Tour wins to his name, it’s hard to whittle down Woods’ best moments to a solitary ten. The Sport Review, though, has tried its best in doing so.

10) 2018 Tour Championship

After years without a win, Tiger’s persistent injuries had forced him outside of the world’s top 1,000 heading into 2018.

Woods, however, would go on to show there’s still some gas in the tank, ending the season with an iconic win at the Tour Championship.

With the crowd roaring him home, Tiger rolled back the years and picked up his 80th PGA Tour title at East Lake.

9) Tiger’s best-ever shot

Despite fans almost becoming numb to Tiger’s brilliance, the golfing GOAT would still shock supporters from time to time.

The best example of this came back in 2002 at the PGA Championship, where Tiger would produce arguably the greatest shot of his career.

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Lining up on the 18th hole, Woods would manufacture a simply crazy 3-iron shot from the bunker, to set up an eight-foot putt, which he of course drained.

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8) The 1996 Las Vegas Invitational

The win that started it all.

Tiger would secure his first-ever PGA Tour win in 1996, beating Davis Love III to the title.

Woods’ Las Vegas victory would also earn him a spot in the 1997 Masters – a major that will live long in the memory of Tiger fans.

7) The 2005 Masters

When people are asked what their favourite Tiger shot of all-time is? You can bet it’ll be his chip on 16 at Augusta.

The shot looked too short at first glance, but the ball would eventually trickle its way into the hole, sending the Masters crowd into raptures.

That chip would galvanise Tiger in the home stretch, and the GOAT would go on to beat Chris DiMarco in a play-off, securing his fourth green jacket in the process

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6) The 2006 Open Championship

Tiger’s victory at the Royal Liverpool Club came only a matter of weeks after his father’s passing.

Clearly spurred on by the memory of his father, Woods played like a man possessed to secure the Claret Jug.

Upon lifting the trophy, Woods was visibly emotional, with long-term friend and caddie Steve consoling him.

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5) The 2000 US Open

Golf had never seen dominance like Tiger’s during the late 1990s and 2000s, and this tournament was a perfect example of that.

In what can only be described as the perfect golfing performance, Woods conquered the field, winning by a whopping 15-shot margin.

Tiger would carry his Pebble Beach brilliance into the rest of the year, winning a staggering nine PGA Tour events that year – a record that still stands today.

4) The 2001 Masters

Only the crème de la crème can become grand slam winners, with only five players in history managing to lift all four championships (Masters, PGA Championship, U.S. Open, Open Championship).

Tiger is unsurprisingly one of those players; he, however, did it his own way.

Off the back of winning his second Masters in 2001, Woods became the first ever player in history to hold all four majors at once – something that would later be known as the ‘Tiger Slam’.

3) The 1997 Masters

Many people look back on this victory as the moment Tiger truly announced himself to the world.

At just 21 years old, the California native dominated the field with ease, with his record of 270 strokes going down in Augusta history.

This victory would ultimately be the catalyst for Tiger’s sporting dominance for years to come.

2) The 2008 US Open

The US Open is regarded as one of golf’s hardest tests, with only the toughest being able to prevail.

This was the case back in 2008, when an injured Tiger had to overcome a play-off against Rocco Mediate, with virtually one leg.

With a torn ACL and leg fracture, Woods somehow managed to win the US Open through pure grit and determination.

If there were a single moment to sum up Tiger, it would be this one.

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1) The 2019 Masters

Simply no other moment could have topped this list.

In what can only be described as one of sports best-ever comeback stories, Woods proved all the doubters wrong at Augusta.

Injuries and controversy had led many to write off the GOAT, Tiger, though would roll back the years and fight off the likes of Brooks Koepka, to secure a historic 15th major.

Iconic.

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Interview: Ricky Hatton hopes Anthony Joshua avoids ‘prospect’

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Interview: Ricky Hatton hopes Anthony Joshua avoids ‘prospect’ Moses Itauma

There’s only one fight I would like to see Anthony Joshua fight next and that is Tyson Fury. They should fight each other, and we have said for a number of years, boxing is the loser if the fight never happens and they’re both at similar points in their career

RH: Tyson called it a day and I think we all took him with a pinch of salt. The fight has to be made now, we’ve been waiting 10, 12 years for it so are we going to wait another 12 months for it? Tyson and AJ are getting older, a little bit more miles on the clock and I can’t understand why it’s not taking place? I don’t think it can be the fighters. They won’t get more money than what they could from Turki Alalshikh.

I: What is stopping it then if it’s not the fighters?

RH: It must be Frank Warren and Eddie Hearn. Turki Alalshikh is putting down the money and lately, Frank and Eddie have been working together with the 5 v 5 which has been fantastic entertainment. Turki, with respect, is the money man but is letting the people that know the boxing (finer details) put the shows on, but they won’t get any more money than what they could now. Frank is Tyson’s promoter, and Eddie is Anthony’s promoter and Turki is saying here is the money so put the fight on. I can’t get my head around why it isn’t happening. It’s left me scratching my head. I don’t know what’s gone on but you have to think why is it not happening because none of this makes sense. I can only put it on Eddie and Frank.

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I: Who could you see Anthony Joshua fight next if it is not Tyson Fury?

RH: There’s only one fight I would like to see Anthony Joshua fight next and that is Tyson Fury. They should fight each other, and we have said for a number of years, boxing is the loser if the fight never happens and they’re both at similar points in their career. Tyson has had better days, Anthony has had better days, and it’ll still be as good of a fight, maybe even a better fight because they’re both at similar stages of their careers. People will still pay to watch it and it’ll still be a fantastic fight, but I only want to watch them fight each other and then they can put their feet up and enjoy what they worked so hard for and how proud they have made us all feel as British fight fans. I don’t want to see them going on and on and having fight after fight. Just fight each other and get the f*** out of there as far as I am concerned.

I: Could Anthony fight Moses Itauma at the end of the year?

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RH: It could be a fight for towards the end of the year as Moses is a genuine prospect and from what I have been told, he is going to the very top. It might be a fight where he is coming up and Anthony is on his way down and it might be a good fight to make but I wouldn’t like to see Anthony being a stepping stone for one of our future world champions. I think he’ll be a future world champion but to knock out one of his heroes as he is going up the ladder doesn’t (sound good to me). We are a boxing family and if I wasn’t a boxer or a manager or trainer, I would still be a boxing fan and when you meet these people around the circuit like Dave Allen and Johnny Fisher and then Anthony Joshua, Tyson Fury and George Groves… you’re not speed dialling them every week but you get a closeness to them and respect for what they have achieved.

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You don’t like seeing them get hurt because it’s like watching a mate get knocked out. We will have to see though as it seems like Anthony Joshua and Eddie Hearn want to carry on the ride and we all have a choice but I am just saying as a British fight fan and a friend, I would like to see Anthony fight Tyson Fury next, there’s only one fight that needs to be made and if that isn’t made, I wouldn’t be bothered (about who either fight).

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No Sneaky Links Here! In New Relationship Claressa Shields Says She

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No Sneaky Links Here! In New Relationship Claressa Shields Says She Knows Papoose Is Loyal & “Doesn’t Cheat”

Roomies, y’all already know Claressa Shields doesn’t play about her man Papoose. Well now, she’s opening up even more about their relationship, making it real clear she doesn’t have to stress about him creeping or doing her dirty behind her back.

Claressa Shields Doubles Down On Trusting Papoose

On Friday, June 6, Claressa Shields posted a fresh flick on X (formerly Twitter) showing her and Papoose boo’d up after their stop at Power 106 FM. In the pic, Pap stands right behind his lady while she cheeses for the camera. Even though they looked GOODT together, the internet didn’t focus on the photo at all. What really got folks talking was Claressa’s caption.

READ MORE : Claressa Shields surpasses Oleksandr Usyk, Terence Crawford and Naoya Inoue with record-breaking win

Social Media Weighs In

Folks jumped right in, Claressa’s replies, claiming that her comment wasn’t valid since Papoose is still legally married to Remy Ma and only recently filed for divorce. Meanwhile, folks over in The Shade Room’s comment section also had words for Claressa Shields over her caption. Peep some of their reactions below.

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Speaking of Papoose, he recently reunited with Remy Ma to support their daughter Reminisce at her kindergarten graduation. As The Shade Room previously reported, Pap and Rem dropped some adorable pics of their baby girl on the ‘gram, and she was serving a look, okay!

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What’s next for Woods? Tiger Woods teases comeback hopes with

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What’s next for Woods? Tiger Woods teases comeback hopes with surprise appearance at prestigious golf event

Tiger Woods, one of golf’s most iconic figures, may have subtly hinted at a potential return to the professional circuit with a surprise appearance at the Amateur Championship at Ballen Isles Country Club. While officially on hand to support his son, Charlie Woods, it was Tiger’s own condition—specifically the absence of his walking boot—that captured the attention of fans and insiders alike.

The 15-time major winner has been sidelined from the PGA Tour in 2025 following surgery for a left Achilles tendon rupture suffered after the Genesis Invitational earlier this year. Since then, Woods had maintained a low profile, with few public sightings and even fewer updates about his recovery. However, his relaxed, boot-free appearance—lounging in a golf cart with legs crossed—has now reignited speculation about his return to the greens.

A comeback in the making?

While Tiger Woods has not officially announced any plans to return to competitive golf, the mere sight of him walking unaided was enough to spark widespread discussion. Social media erupted with questions, hopes, and skepticism, with many wondering whether the 48-year-old might still have one more comeback left in him.

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“I don’t know if it’s in the cards, but seeing him without the boot definitely made me wonder,” said one longtime fan on X (formerly Twitter).

Still, not everyone was convinced. “Just stop. Tiger isn’t winning another tournament. His body is like 80 years old,” a critic commented, echoing concerns about the toll injuries have taken on the champion’s body over the past decade. Others, however, urged fans to shift focus to the next Woods generation.

“At this point, not getting hopeful for it. Just ready for Charlie to develop into a star,” one supporter wrote.

Charlie Woods: Rising through the ranks

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While Tiger’s presence stole headlines, it was 16-year-old Charlie Woods who impressed on the course. He shot a solid 74 in the first round, tying for 39th place and trailing leader Derek Busby by just eight strokes. This follows an exceptional season in which Charlie won the Team TaylorMade Invitational and cracked the top 15 in the world rankings, climbing an astonishing 595 spots.

“It means so much because I haven’t really performed at the highest level yet,” Charlie said after his big win. “Even though I know I am so much better than that and for it all to finally come together is such a great feeling.”

Charlie’s continued development adds a compelling narrative to the Tiger Woods family legacy, with many fans already dreaming of the day father and son might share a professional fairway.

RELATED : Charlie Woods doesn’t ready to get the attention his rival is beginning to

What’s next for Woods?

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Tiger Woods has yet to play in any PGA Tour event in 2025. His 2024 season was limited and underwhelming—culminating in a 60th-place finish at The Masters and early exits from other majors. Whether he chooses to compete again in 2025, prepares for the Champions Tour at age 50, or simply supports his son from the sidelines remains to be seen. Still, his quiet but meaningful appearance this past weekend has certainly put the golf world on alert.

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Terence Crawford Again ? Errol Spence Sums Up Terence Crawford’s Power Perfectly In

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Again ? Errol Spence Sums Up Terence Crawford’s Power Perfectly In 2 Words Ahead Of Canelo Fight

If there is one man that knows a thing or two about the power of Terence Crawford, it’s Errol Spence Jr. Spence suffered the first defeat of his professional career to ‘Bud’ Crawford in their long-awaited showdown at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas back in July 2023, which was contested for the undisputed world welterweight championship.

Crawford dominated Spence on the night, dropping him on several occasions throughout the contest before eventually stopping him in the ninth round to make history and become the first undisputed welterweight champion of the ‘four belt’ era.

‘The Truth’ has not fought since suffering that defeat two years ago, however it is rumoured that the 35-year-old from Long Island, New York is currently preparing for a return to the ring, potentially at light-middleweight.

Spence has since shared details of Crawford’s punching power, paying homage to the physical strength of the 37-year-old from Omaha and describing him as a ‘strong dude’.

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“He’s a strong dude. I got a feel for his power probably like first, second round. You know, everybody at this top level have some type of power. But I think because my timing was off he was catching me in between shots.”

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Crawford is just over three months away from facing Mexican superstar Canelo Alvarez, as he bids to become the first three division undisputed champion in male boxing history. Their highly anticipated ‘mega-fight’ takes place on Saturday September 13 at an undisclosed venue in the United States, although Las Vegas is expected to play host to the monumental showdown between two of the biggest names in boxing.

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Anthony Joshua: IPSWICH, England – It feels like we’ve been here before

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Anthony Joshua: IPSWICH, England – It feels like we’ve been here before, and many times, but Matchroom have again voiced their desire to match Anthony Joshua with Deontay Wilder.

The pair Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder  were linked with a fight to decide the undisputed champion when both men held all variations of the heavyweight titles in 2018-19. The failure to agree to what would have been one of the biggest fights in boxing history saw both take different routes. Wilder would ultimately lose his WBC belt to Tyson Fury and endured defeats to Andy Ruiz Jnr (avenged) and Oleksandr Usyk (not avenged).

Anthony Joshua and Wilder have not fought since knockout defeats last year to Daniel Dubois and Zhilei Zhang respectively.

Speculation over the return of Joshua started last week when the heavyweight’s promoter Eddie Hearn revealed to BoxingScene that Joshua was in talks with Riyadh Season over a two-fight deal after having surgery on an injured elbow. The likes of Dillian Whyte and Jared Anderson were among the names discussed for a bout that would likely land in Autumn. Whyte was due to have a run out on this Saturday’s card in Ipswich, England – topped by Fabio Wardley and Justis Huni – but Whyte was pulled with a “major fight” announcement seemingly imminent.

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“[It’s] not Anthony Joshua, but I hear they’ve got a big fight lined up for him,” Matchroom CEO, Frank Smith told BoxingScene. “Look, Dillian Whyte is a big name in the sport, we all know that and whatever it is, I’m excited to hear.”
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So with Whyte seemingly out of the picture as an opponent for Joshua’s return, Smith was asked who would likely be in the opposing corner.
“I personally like the Deontay Wilder fight myself, I think there’s so much narrative there,” Smith said. “He’s got a comeback fight I think next month or this month and that’s a massive fight. AJ’s in a great position, he’s still commercially the biggest draw in the sport I believe… but we’ve got to make the right decision and this is the biggest decision he’ll make of his career. So, get back in the gym, get 100 per cent, and then we’ll go for it.”
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Angel Reese: The Chicago Sky endured an 0-4 start to the 2025 WNBA season, but

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Angel Reese: The Chicago Sky endured an 0-4 start to the 2025 WNBA season, but they won two straight games ahead of the Commissioner’s Cup.

The Chicago Sky endured an 0-4 start to the 2025 WNBA season, but they won two straight games ahead of the Commissioner’s Cup – Angel Reese .

After double-digit losses to the Indiana Fever, New York Liberty and Los Angeles Sparks in the opening week, they rebounded with a close loss to the 5-3 Phoenix Mercury and consecutive victories against the Dallas Wings.

Second-year center Kamilla Cardoso has been contributing 11.3 points and 6.5 rebounds per game for the Sky, including a career-high 23 points in the team’s first win of the season. Unfortunately for Chicago, Cardoso was included in Brazil’s AmeriCup roster, which means that she could miss time this season (via Roberta F. Rodrigues of The Next).

Fellow 2024 first-round draftee and WNBA All-Star forward Angel Reese has gotten off to a rough start in 2025, but she is still averaging 10.0 points and a league-leading 12.3 rebounds per game.

Angel Reese typically plays the power forward position alongside Cardoso, who plays center. However, the Sky made a move in practice on Thursday to get Reese reps at the five with Cardoso watching from the sidelines.

“Also have Rebecca Allen in with the starters instead of Kamilla Cardoso, leading Angel to playing the 5,” Sky reporter Karli Bell wrote.

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Cardoso did not participate in the portion of practice that was open to the media. While it was initially unclear if that was planned in order to get some practice reps in preparation for her eventual absence, it was revealed by head coach Tyler Marsh that Cardoso is day-to-day with shoulder soreness (via Chicago State of Mind Sports).

The Sky host the Fever on Saturday at United Center in Chicago to kick off their slate of Commissioner’s Cup games. Chicago will look to avenge its 93-58 loss on opening day. Tip-off is scheduled for 8:00 p.m. EST.

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