Former NFL player Breiden Fehoko criticized Chicago Sky guard Natasha Cloud after her courtside confrontation with Enes Kanter appeared to disrupt her team’s momentum against the Indiana Fever.
With Chicago trailing by just 6 points late in the third quarter, Cloud’s emotional display led to Kanter’s ejection before the Fever blew out the Sky 113-90.
Breiden Fehoko Blames Natasha Cloud for Sky’s Momentum Shift Against Fever
Kanter, a former NBA center, has spent weeks turning the WNBA’s ongoing transgender eligibility debate into his personal social media movement.
After launching a campaign announcing his intent to enter the 2027 WNBA Draft, Kanter took his stunts courtside for Sunday’s matchup between the Fever and Sky at Wintrust Arena.
For Chicago guard Cloud, one of the league’s most outspoken advocates for inclusion, Kanter’s courtside antics proved impossible to ignore. With 1:22 remaining in the third quarter and her team trailing by a manageable 6 points (81-75), Cloud let her frustration spill over onto the floor.
Right after scoring a basket, she walked straight over to Kanter’s seat, shouting and aggressively pointing her finger at him. Kanter stood up with his arms spread wide and stepped toward the court before arena security rushed in to restrain him and escort him out of the building.
Natasha Cloud gets into it with Enes Kanter during Fever/Sky.
Kanter was escorted out of the arena.pic.twitter.com/ZKrYxVZVDu
— Underdog WNBA (@UnderdogWNBA) August 24, 2026
The courtside circus seemingly destroyed Chicago’s focus. Following Kanter’s dramatic ejection, Indiana took total control behind a 37-point night from Caitlin Clark, blowing out the Sky 113-90.
The sudden collapse drew backlash from Fehoko, who called out Cloud on X for letting her emotions halt Chicago’s momentum.
“Natasha Cloud did all that performative [expletive] while her team was only down 6, lost the momentum, and then they proceeded to get waxed by 23. Unreal league. Unreal,” Fehoko wrote.
“Nobody was paying any attention to Enes Kanter all game till Natasha Cloud felt she was in a slam poetry class and wanted to be Woman in the arena,” Fehoko added.
After skipping her postgame media obligations, Cloud met behind closed doors with team, league, and arena security officials to address the disruption caused by Kanter.
On the court, Clark put on a masterclass, completely taking over the game to lead Indiana to victory. The 24-year-old star exploded for 37 points and 10 assists while draining a career-high 8 3-pointers, ensuring the Fever capitalized on Chicago’s second-half collapse.
The dominant 23-point win solidified the Fever’s top-four positioning as they gear up for a possible deep postseason run. Meanwhile, the devastating loss officially eliminated the Sky from playoff contention, capping off a chaotic evening in which courtside drama ultimately played a part in ending their season.
