Ice Cube decreases the truth bomb at Caitlin Clark Big 3 offer
Caitlin Clark is Storm drank the sports world During the day, they play for Hawkeyes in College. Leading to the moment of its workmanship, total no. 1 Indiana fever In the Draft VNBA 2024. Clark has received all kinds of bids for playing in different leagues. This included a rapper and entrepreneur Ice cubewho offered her robe $ 10 million to play in her big 3 league.
During the guest on the appearance of the podcast “Run him back” to Fanduel, the ice cube has recognized it His offer was the original. However, the famous rapper believes that sports agents were kept away from Caitlin Clark during the precise process for VNBA.
“It was a real offer. We were ready to fulfill the offer … I think the agents prevented us further.”
“It was a real offer. We were ready to fulfill the offer … Agents prevented us further.”
The ice cube speaks of its truth to 10 million offers for Caitlin Clark to play in a large 3 🗣
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Instead, the 23-year-old point point signed a four-year, barbecue agreement of H2K 338,056 with fever. Although it is wild lower than a 10 million dollar offer, Clark signed an eight-year, $ 28 million in default with Nike. This does not include its approval with Wilson sports goods, Gatorade or state farms.
It is estimated that 2024. WNBA Rookie Year earned about $ 11 million During the first year in the league, according to Kurt Badenhausen from Sportico. But over 99% of that money was through approvals.
Caitlin Clark will be fine financially, to a large extent due to the approval that there are and future ones likely to sign. In addition, it will eventually sign the contract down the road, with fever or not, it should be much bigger than her current Rookie’s current job.
But there is still three years on the contract, including this season. Currently, Clark focuses on improving the set up of your skill and helping the game in the groove. Before the start of the season, Caitlin Clark admitted to a championship aspirations For Indiana in the second year of her career.
Benedict Vitale It has almost a decade of experience in sports journalism, with expertise in the coverage of NFL, NCAA football, NBA and UFC. Alumni Oregon lives in Corvallis, Oregon and has previous bales in the Athlon subcontract.
2025-06-04 20:17:00
