Angel Reese is on a mission. After an abrupt end to her WNBA rookie season due to a wrist injury, the Chicago Sky star is laser-focused on returning stronger than ever.With the Unrivaled League approaching, Reese has taken a decisive step to elevate her game, teaming up with elite trainer David Alexander, renowned for working with sports legends like LeBron
This strategic move marks the beginning of her preparation for the groundbreaking 3×3 women’s basketball league set to launch in January 2025.
For Reese, it’s more than a return to the court; it’s about taking her career to the next level and proving she can stand out among basketball’s elite, including fellow WNBA rookie standout Caitlin Clark.Alexander recently shared a glimpse of their training session, writing, “! @angelreese5 / Perfecting the kinematic sequence to the seven general movement patterns. #staytuned.” Reese, ready for the challenge, replied, “let’s do itttt.”
Reese‘s decision to join the Unrivaled League is a game-changer, offering both financial rewards and top-tier competitionThe new league, co-founded by WNBA stars Napheesa Collier and Breanna Stewart, will feature 34 of the best women’s basketball players in the world.
Reese, who will earn $250,000 for the eight-week season, also gains equity in the league, providing her with a significant financial boost compared to her WNBA salary, which averages just over $81,000 annually.
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