Scandal ERUPTS as WNBA Referee FIRED After Disturbing New Footage of Caitlin Clark Injury — League Under Fire!

In a scandal rocking the WNBA to its core, one of its referees has been officially terminated after leaked footage exposed disturbing negligence — and possibly even targeted bias — surrounding Caitlin Clark’s recent injury.

The new angle, which emerged on social media just hours ago, clearly shows the referee ignoring a blatant foul that led to Clark crashing to the hardwood in visible pain. What looked like a routine tumble at first now appears to be something much darker — and fans are furious.

“He saw it. He was looking straight at it. And he just… let it go,” one commentator said during a breakdown of the footage. “This wasn’t just a missed call. This was a complete abandonment of duty — and possibly worse.”

The incident in question happened during last week’s intense matchup between the Indiana Fever and the Dallas Wings. Clark, who had already been under relentless physical pressure all game, took a brutal hit in the second quarter that sent her to the floor clutching her ankle. Shockingly, no foul was called. Play continued as Clark struggled to get back up.

At the time, many thought it was just a bad non-call — but the newly leaked footage paints a far more sinister picture. The referee, who had a clear and unobstructed view, can be seen watching the play unfold — and choosing to do nothing.

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After a brief internal review, the WNBA issued a public statement confirming the referee has been relieved of duty:

“The WNBA takes the safety and integrity of our players extremely seriously. Following a thorough investigation into the events of last week’s game and the newly surfaced footage, the league has terminated the official in question.”

The fallout was instant.

Caitlin Clark fans flooded social media, calling for a full investigation into what they’re calling “blatant targeting” of the league’s most marketable player. Hashtags like #ProtectCaitlinClark and #WNBAcorruption began trending within minutes.

One fan wrote:
“This is bigger than a missed call. Caitlin is being targeted every game, and the league is only now reacting because they got CAUGHT.”

Even sports analysts, typically restrained when discussing officiating, were stunned.

ESPN’s Kendrick Perkins didn’t mince words on-air:

“That’s straight-up dirty. If this happened in the NBA to Steph Curry or LeBron, there would be full-on league hearings. The WNBA better wake up — because this ain’t just basketball anymore. This is about protecting your future.”

The conspiracy theories have started rolling in fast. Some fans believe the referee — who has not yet been named publicly — had a known bias against Clark dating back to her college years, pointing to questionable calls in previous games she played.

Former WNBA players are also speaking out. One veteran tweeted:
“We’ve all seen favoritism and grudges from refs — but what happened to Caitlin was dangerous. Period.”

Caitlin Clark, ever the professional, has stayed quiet — for now. But sources close to the Fever say she’s “shaken” and “tired of being the punching bag” for physical play that goes uncalled week after week.

This shocking development could force the WNBA to confront long-standing questions about officiating integrity, accountability, and favoritism. More importantly, it could signal a major shift in how the league treats its biggest stars — especially as Clark continues to draw record-breaking attention.

One thing’s clear: the cameras are rolling, and fans are watching closer than ever.

If the WNBA wants to protect its future, it starts with protecting Caitlin Clark.