Caitlin Clark's Blunt Message To Chicago Sky & Angel Reese Worked

Caitlin Clark wanted a bigger arena and audience, and she got it. 

On Friday, the Chicago Sky announced that this year's home games against Clark's Indiana Fever have been upgraded by over 10,000 seats to the United Center, the historic arena of the Chicago Bulls and Blackhawks, as fans gear up for what is expected to be an absolute battle between the WNBA's best. 

"I saw the ticket prices [for our game] and I guess I'm just surprised we're not playing at the United Center. I thought that would have been really good for the game and really good for all the women's basketball fans in Chicago. Maybe there's a conflict of some sort that I don't know about, that's a little bit above my pay grade," Clark told reporters last June. 

The arena upgrade announcement comes after what was an emotional and, at times, aggressive back and forth year between Clark and Sky forward Angel Reese - both on and off the court. Both players are considered among the best in the WNBA. However, Reese began making things personal, openly trashing Clark or insinuating that she was only as popular as she was because she was white. At one point she even said that Clark's fans were racist. 

The funniest part? Last summer, Clark said she was surprised that the Fever - Sky game wasn't at the United Center due to the increasing demand for both teams and players. Well, Caitlin got her wish and it's going to be AWESOME. Make no mistake about it, there's definitely no love loss between these two - with Clark having a career-high 31 points, 4 rebounds and 12 assists the last time they squared off. 

Make no mistake about it, if this was a wrestling match, it'd be Caitlin Clark as the face, and Angel Reese as the heel, and now 23,000 fans will be able to see it