🚨 WNBA HUMILIATED as ESPN Deletes Tweet Promoting UNKNOWN Players! 🚨 Fans are calling it “one of the most embarrassing moments of the season” after ESPN hastily deleted a tweet promoting WNBA players that many casual viewers had never even heard of. The post was meant to hype upcoming games, but instead it sparked backlash and brutal comments questioning the league’s marketing strategy. Critics argue that leaving out big names like Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, and A’ja Wilson only highlights the disconnect between the league and its fans. Within minutes, ESPN pulled the tweet — but not before screenshots went viral. Now, the question lingers: was this a simple mistake, or another example of the WNBA’s ongoing struggle to build its brand? 👀
WNBA HUMILIATED as ESPN Deletes Tweet Promoting UNKNOWN Players
They don’t get it. They just don’t get it. They are so desperate for this dump to be respected. They are so desperate for America to embrace pretend basketball. The level of desperation has gotten so high. ESPN is not only willing to humiliate themselves, they’re also unintentionally humiliating the WNBA. Why is this so difficult to understand? I know ESPN is allergic to creating new stars. The worldwide leader in woke, they haven’t created a homegrown star since Stephen A. Smith.
Over the last few years, ESPN has been forced to overpay for stars like Patton McAfee and Shannon Sharp. Hey, it’s me, Shay Shay. Because the stars they tried to create, El Duncan, Bmani Jones, Jamal Hill, Monica McDougall, the end result is always the same. Huge embarrassing failure. And one of the reasons it always ends in huge embarrassing failure, it’s because ESPN tries to force people on their audience that their audience clearly rejects. It is a failed process. So, I’m struggling to understand why they would implement the same failed strategy with the WNBA dump, which is another organization that has absolutely no idea how to create stars. Not only can this unbelievably toxic dump not create stars, they don’t know how to handle stars when they’re freely given to them.
You know, in the mid to late 90s, a young man named Dwayane Johnson was a rookie in the WWF. He was a former college football player at Miami and a third generation wrestler. Both his father, Rocky Johnson, and his grandfather, High Chief Peter Mayavio, were former wrestlers. My inside sources, they have told me that Elizabeth Warren chooses to identify as the ex-wife of the high chief. As you guys know, the mythical Indian princess clings to anyone with chief in their name. Chief Wahoo McDaniel, Chief Keef, the Kansas City Chief, the police chief. If they can benefit her dream of becoming a Native American, Liz clings to them like polish to a steaming turd.
Since Dwayne Johnson was a third generation performer, Vince McMahon decided to give him the name Rocky Mavave. Obviously, the name honors both his father and his grandfather. He gave Dwayne Johnson the role of the generic good guy. As he’s walking to the ring, he’s giving high fives to the kids while trying to avoid the booger stained hands of grown men who refuse to grow up. He was told to always be smiling with an inauthentic doofus smile. Hey guys, it’s me, Rocky. I’m so happy to be here. I’m ready to strut and kick butt. Vince McMahon forced Rocky Maya on the audience. Instead of having a boot in his ass while paying his dues, Rocky Mayabia had a super sized rocket in his ass as Vince McMahon put the machine behind him, giving him an undeserved push.
The gimmick was atrocious, mainly because it wasn’t authentic. It wasn’t real. But Casey, the wrestling isn’t real either. Yeah, no But the best characters, whether it’s reality TV or the makebelieve world of WWE, the best characters are always the ones that are rooted in reality based in truth. The best characters come from the performers who are themselves and magnify their own personality. For months, Rocky Mayavilla was hearing Chance of Die Rocky Die. But then Dwayne Johnson made a decision that changed his life. Instead of continuing with this gimmick of a smiling doofus, he embraced the hatred. He turned his natural confidence into arrogance. He started criticizing the dorks in the audience. He got rid of the ridiculous name Rocky Mayavilla and became the rock. Basically, he quit pretending to be something that he wasn’t. 30 years later, he’s one of the biggest stars in Hollywood and one of the best performers in the history of WWE.
That would have never happened if The Rock wasn’t given the opportunity to grow organically. When he was forced on the audience, he was rejected. When he was finally given the opportunity to grow organically, when he was given the chance to prove that he could be entertaining, he earned respect. Key word earned. For some reason, WNBA players are allergic to that word. They prefer the antonyym, which is given. WNBA players want to be given respect.
They want to be given fame and notoriety, which is exactly what ESPN tried to do yesterday morning. And unsurprisingly, it backfired. Make sure to like and subscribe. You can follow me on Twitter at kc_btl84. Link to the second channel in the description below. Yesterday on the second channel talked about some in the media, even conservative media, claiming that Paige Beckers is going to save the WNBA season. I explain why that’s impossible. So, if you haven’t already, click the link in the description below and subscribe.
As always, I appreciate your support and I appreciate your patience this week as I made this transition over to 4K. ESPN is launching a new streaming service at the start of football season. Casey, I thought ESPN already had a streaming service. Yeah. Yeah, they do. The problem is ESPN Plus was similar to CNN Plus. It was a huge embarrassing failure. this new and improved streaming service. It will essentially mirror what ESPN provides on cable and satellite. The weeks leading
