Lexie Hull just became an Unrivaled League champion, and her teammate, Angel Reese made sure the world knew about it. The Indiana Fever guard helped Rose BC claim the first-ever title, and when she shared her victory on social media, Reese delivered the ultimate hype comment.
Fans and WNBA stars flooded Hull’s post with praise, making it clear—this win wasn’t going unnoticed.
Lexie Hull’s Celebration Sparks Star-Studded Reactions
The 25-year-old guard had a championship moment to remember, and Chicago Sky star made sure to celebrate it in style. On March 17, Hull shared photos on Instagram from her championship run with Rose BC at Unrivaled, where she became the league’s first champion.
The cover picture on Hull’s post featured her proudly holding the Unrivaled trophy, captioned:
“Winning is fun!!”
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Reese wasted no time hyping up her teammate in the comments, dropping a fiery six-word message:
“Set that mf off BIG LEXIE.”
She wasn’t the only one showing love. WNBA superstar Caitlin Clark chimed in with, “Nice caption,” while fellow WNBA stars also joined the celebration.
2019 WNBA champion Natasha Cloud wrote, “Yeahhhhh Lex🔥”
Unrivaled teammate Chelsea Gray added, “Big Lexxxxxxx”
Azurá Stevens, 2021 WNBA champion, hyped her up with, “BIG LEX NOT THE LITTLE ONEEEE”.
Hull Joins Unrivaled History as Rose BC Claims First Title
Hull and Rose BC made history by winning the inaugural Unrivaled League championship on Monday (March 17), defeating Vinyl BC 62-54 in the title game.
Though Hull played only four minutes in the championship match, her impact throughout the season was evident—averaging 6.4 points, 3.0 rebounds, and 1.6 assists per game off the bench. Her defense and three-point shooting even earned praise from WNBA legend Lisa Leslie.
Reese, who dominated the league with historic performances—including a 22-point, 21-rebound game on Feb. 21—was sidelined for the playoffs after suffering a hand injury in the regular-season finale. Despite missing the championship game, she remained a key figure, earning Defensive Player of the Year honors and a spot on the All-Unrivaled Second Team.
Rose BC powered through the playoffs, taking down Laces BC in the semifinals before Chelsea Gray and Brittney Sykes led them to the title. Gray shined with 18 points and eight assists, winning Unrivaled Playoff MVP, while Sykes sealed the victory with a clutch layup and free throw.
Reese, unable to be on the court, made sure to join in on the celebrations, FaceTiming her teammates as they lifted the trophy. Now, with Hull earning her first championship, the Fever guard’s Unrivaled journey has only just begun.