VIDEO: WNBA All-Stars Got Brutally Rejected By Bouncer Who Didn’t Recognize Any Of Them While They Tried Entering The Club During Embarrassing Moment On Live Stream
Courtney Williams and several other notable WNBA stars were denied entry to a nightclub after the All-Star Game in a video that has quickly gone viral.
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The 31-year-old Courtney Williams and Minnesota Lynx teammate Natisha Hiedeman run a Twitch channel together called “Studbudz.” The duo entertained their followers with entertaining content during All-Star Weekend, including one bizarre instance outside a nightclub.
During a Twitch live stream, Williams and other players are seen trying to enter a nightclub following Saturday’s All-Star game. Williams tells the bouncer that they’re “with Angel (Reese”) and informs him that they’re in the WNBA.
“Bruh, we in the “W” and shIt and we just got done at the All-Star Game,” Courtney Williams said. “So, I’m sorry, I’m not even trying to be funny, but we should not be waiting in no line.”
The video can be seen below, but be warned that it contains some language that is NSFW:
Team Collier (captained by Williams’ teammate, Napheesa Collier) defeated Team Clark (captained by Caitlin Clark) 151-131 in the All-Star Game. Clark was unable to play because of a groin issue.
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Williams recorded 13 points, five assists and two rebounds in Team Collier’s blowout win. Collier won All-Star Game MVP honors after racking up 36 points, nine rebounds and one assist.
Courtney Williams & League-Best Lynx Return To The Court On Tuesday vs. Chicago
Courtney Williams and Napheesa Collier (Credit: Bruce Kluckhohn-Imagn Images)
Williams and the Lynx entered the All-Star break with a league-best 20-4 record, 3.5 games up on the New York Liberty (15-6) for the top seed. That record is highlighted by a perfect 12-0 mark at home.
Courtney Williams and the Lynx will look to stay on the winning track when they host Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky on Tuesday night (8:00 p.m. EST).
