Reese wants you to know something about coach Mulkey

Angel Reese and Kim Mulkey

Kim Mulkey, the coach of the Louisiana State Universitywomen’s basketball team, is renowned for her controversial methods and coaching style. Amidst the ongoing gossip, scandals, and legal entanglements, Angel Reese has taken the opportunity to clarify her stance on her relationship with Mulkey.

Chicago Sky’s number 5 has previously disclosed that she shares a fiery personality with Mulkey, a key factor in their strong bond. Reese consistently defends her coach, emphasizing that Mulkey’s unwavering passion for the sport sometimes influences her behavior. However, Angel wants people to recognize that Coach Kim embodies much more than meets the eye, urging them not to judge hastily without understanding her as deeply as she does.

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Mulkey’s presence at one of Angel’s games profoundly touched the player. During an interview, Angel affirmed her excellent relationship with her former coach, shedding light on a side of Mulkey that many may not be familiar with.

Angel ensured that regardless of the circumstances, Kim Mulkey will always be there for her. Despite their infrequent encounters due to Angel’s WNBA career, Mulkey remains a steadfast presence in her life and her family’s. Angel’s profound appreciation for family further cements the bond between the Chicago Sky star and her former coach.

Coach Kim serves as a maternal figure to Angel, extending her care beyond the court to ensure Angel’s well-being and address her needs unfailingly.

Moreover, Mulkey’s impact extends far beyond the confines of the basketball court. Angel Reese reflects on Mulkey’s role as a mentor, guiding her not only in athletic pursuits but also in life’s challenges. Mulkey’s unwavering support and guidance have instilled in Angel a sense of resilience and determination, shaping her into the player and person she is today. This nurturing relationship underscores the depth of Mulkey’s influence on Angel’s personal and professional growth.

“Same As Jordan vs LeBron” – Ex-UFC Heavyweight on Islam Makhachev vs. Jon Jones P4P Debate

Michael Jordan, LeBron James, Islam Makhachev, and Jon Jones (Image Credits: Getty Images)
The UFC 302 just concluded as Islam Makhachev defended his Lightweight strap for the third time against veteran Dustin Poirier. Islam performed an impressive performance and continued his reign as the Lightweight king and the pound-for-pound number-one fighter worldwide.

His position as the pound-for-pound king did not sit well with the perennial UFC champion Jon Jones. Even Dana White believed that the position belonged to the reigning Heavyweight champion of the world. A former UFC Heavyweight gave his two cents on the matter.

Islam Makhachev and Jon Jones compared to Basketball legends

Jon Jones, the reigning Heavyweight champion, is in second place on the pound-for-pound list in the UFC. Meanwhile, Islam Makhachev dominates as the number one fighter there. The fans of the Dagestani will be ecstatic at the rankings, but the American fans will want Jon to overtake Islam. Chael Sonnen, on his show, made rather exciting comparisons. Sonnen said,

Its same as Jordan vs Lebron. People talk about six rings vs five. Once upon a time. You’re comparing resumes.

Sonnen made it clear that the pound for debate is as contentious as the debate of who the better player is between Michael Jordan and LeBron James. Chael clarified that we need to look at the absolute minute details of their careers, like how many rounds the duo lost and who they have lost to. Jones last fought last year after returning from a fur year hiatus and finished Cyril Gane in the first round, becoming the Heavyweight champion.

Islam Makhachev has been the much more active fighter in the octagon, having finished all of his last eight opponents. Makhachev is on a killer win streak in the cage and is just two short of matching Anderson Silva’s legendary win streak. Jon Jones might not have lost a fight in over a decade, but the man has been in many controversies, and lately, injuries have kept him away from the cage.