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Sophie Cunningham’s TikTok Roast BACKFIRES Big Time | League Fines Her $500 Over ‘Playful’ Jab
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3:24Now PlayingWNBA star Sophie Cunningham just learned that not all jokes land the way you want, especially when the league’s watching. Her lighthearted TikTok roast aimed at officiating has officially backfired, resulting in a $500 fine that’s making headlines across the sports world. The Phoenix Mercury guard, known for her bold on-court energy and off-court personality, posted a playful jab at questionable calls, but what she thought was all fun and games quickly turned into a disciplinary slap from the league. WATCH
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