“Like Creepy Close”: After Playoffs Triumph, WNBA Superstar’s Camera Shock Has Fans and Shaquille O’Neal’s 17YO Daughter Wheezing
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A 2x WNBA MVP displayed she has the sense of humor to back her fierce athletic skills. One post-game moment with her has left basketball fans in stitches. Even Shaquille O’Neal’s daughter is having a good laugh over it. The brief but playful moment nearly overshadowed a big win. But fans love the outgoing nature of this athlete more.
The hilarious gaffe went down after the Las Vegas Aces swept the Dallas Wings in the Semifinals. This puts the Aces back in the race for another championship title. And we might see more of the Aces mood maker in the WNBA Finals.
Shaquille O’Neal’s daughter LOL-ed at WNBA star
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After the Aces beat the Wings 64-61 in Game 3 to snatch the series, the sideline reporters were quick to approach the team’s star. A’ja Wilson, however, turned it into a hilarious moment. While talking about their performance, Wilson was caught off-guard and went, “Damn, this camera close.” She bounced back from her shock and continued with her speech while reporters around her were laughing.
This isn’t the only time Wilson’s humor has got the best of the Internet. But this time, Shaquille O’Neal’s daughter noticed it. 17-year-old Me’Arah O’Neal is watching the WNBA playoffs and everything that goes with it.
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Sharing the ESPN clip on her Instagram Stories, Me’Arah added a “nahhhh” with laughing and crying emojis. Moreover, the 17-year-old seems to be on Wilson’s track. Fans believe the youngest O’Neal is showing major WNBA potential. It shone more than ever at the Nike summit.
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The teen has even displayed that Shaquille O’Neal sense of humor. She would get along well with A’Ja Wilson if they were teammates. Wilson is known for instances of her witty one-liners. While she made fans laugh, they also admired Wilson’s tact in that moment.
Fans were at their witty best
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“I’ve always wondered if players took note,” someone said about how she let her personality shine. That’s why one commenter righteously pointed out, “This is why she should be the face of the league.” Nevertheless, ESPN themselves poked fun at their staff for getting up close and personal with the 2022 champion.
They let their camera crew and reporter deal with fans’ commentary under the post. One chimed in, “bro is like creepy close.” Some suggested it was not just the camera that made her lose her train of thought. “Camera was so close she prolly could smell it.”
Since fans pointed out that moment, they forgot that it was after a big game too. “Didn’t even know it was the conference finals,” one commenter said. The Aces are now in the WNBA Finals, ready to defend their 2022 title.
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They will either face off against New York Liberty or Connecticut Sun. The Aces won’t back off from the challenge. Much like this cameraman. What are your thoughts on the hilarious moment? Did you have a similar reaction to that of the 17-year-old daughter of Shaquille O’Neal? Let us know in the comments below.
Edited by:
Pragya Vashisth