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‘She’s leaning into MAGA’: Sophie Cunningham sparks outrage with UFC move

Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham faces public backlash following a guest appearance as an Octagon Girl at UFC 329.

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Indiana Fever player Sophie Cunningham recently served as a guest Octagon Girl at the UFC 329 event featuring Pimblett versus Saint Denis. The appearance occurred in Las Vegas shortly before the athlete competed against the Las Vegas Aces in a WNBA game.

Coverage from outlets including IndyStar, USA Today, Yahoo Sports, Bleacher Report, and Fox News highlights the athlete's transition from the cage to the basketball court. Reports note viewer reactions ranging from lighthearted commentary regarding subscription access to public backlash involving political associations.

Future developments remain unspecified by current reporting. Observers are monitoring whether the athlete addresses the reception of her public appearance or how the situation impacts her professional schedule.

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What specific event did Sophie Cunningham participate in?

Sophie Cunningham served as a guest Octagon Girl for the UFC 329 event, which included a match between Pimblett and Saint Denis.

Why is there public outrage surrounding the move?

According to coverage from Yahoo Sports, some reactions to the appearance included claims that Cunningham is leaning into MAGA.

Did the UFC appearance interfere with her basketball career?

Reports indicate that Cunningham played against the Las Vegas Aces within 24 hours of her appearance at UFC 329.

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