Bronny James Would ‘Kill’ Caitlin Clark and A’Ja Wilson in a 1v1, According to a Jeff Teague

The discussion around the WNBA’s stars has escalated along with the league’s ongoing surge in popularity. Recently, Bronny James, the much-discussed son of NBA legend LeBron James, was at the heart of these conversations.

Bronny played a game of “Start, Bench, Cut” alongside WNBA legends Sue Bird, A’ja Wilson, and Caitlin Clark during a pre-draft segment with House of Highlights. The decisions he made—”I’m starting Sue, I’m benching A’ja, and I’m cutting Caitlin”—generated a heated discussion among supporters.

In the present, former NBA champion Jeff Teague has expressed his opinion on the fictitious matches in a daring and controversial way.

Teague asserted on the Club 520 podcast that in a one-on-one match, Bronny would outplay both Clark and Wilson. “20-0, bro,” Teague declared, making his position clear.

His defense? He stated:  “Bronny would legit beat her 20-0,” “He’s 10 times more athletic than her. He can do everything better-he’s physically way more imposing.”

Eyebrows Are Raised by Teague’s Audacious Claim Regarding Bronny James

Teague’s assertions were not exclusive to Caitlin Clark; he also made them about A’ja Wilson. He claimed that Bronny would have a significant edge over both WNBA players due to his superior physicality and athleticism.

Teague went on to stress his conviction that, in a confrontation, Bronny would “kill” both Clark and Wilson:  “Hell no, sorry to kill her,”

Despite being chosen by the Lakers with the 55th overall pick in the 2024 NBA Draft, Bronny James’s performance thus far has been lackluster.

LeBron James with son Bronny James

His recent G League stats—13.4 points, 3 rebounds, and 3.4 assists over seven games—indicate potential, despite the fact that he only averages 0.6 points per game in his little NBA activity. Comparing him to successful celebrities like A’ja Wilson and Caitlin Clark, however, is still controversial.

Clark led the league with 8.4 assists per game and averaged 19.2 points during his incredible debut season with the Indiana Fever.

She also recorded two triple-doubles and set records with 337 assists in one season. Wilson’s supremacy in the WNBA also speaks for itself; in 2024, the Las Vegas Aces forward averaged a league-high 27 points per game and won her third MVP title. The discussion on the distinctions between men’s and women’s basketball has been rekindled by Teague’s remarks.

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