00:00Kaitlyn Clark apologizes for walking through Angel Reese's interview, and they high-five.
00:05During a FIBA Women's World Cup Mixed Zone interview, Kaitlyn Clark walked through Angel
00:11Reese's interview, said sorry, and exchanged a quick high-five with Reese before continuing.
00:16The roughly 5-second clip posted on X has received millions of views.
00:22During Reese's post-game interview, Clark walks by, says sorry, taps Reese's extended
00:27hand, and continues to the locker room.
00:30The brief cordial exchange showed no tension, while Reese's later comments highlighted their
00:35strong chemistry built from knowing each other's games through their rivalry, benefiting both
00:40players and Team USA.
00:42The high-five reflects Clark and Reese's existing chemistry, despite their high-profile rivalry.
00:49Reese said they know each other's games like the back of each other's hand, and that Clark
00:55knows my slides, adding they would continue to build chemistry because we know we're going
01:00to be USA teammates for a while.
01:03Clark called playing with Reese fun, and dismissed public claims of personal animosity as false
01:09takes.
01:10The 2026 FIBA Women's World Cup is Clark and Reese's first major senior tournament together.
01:17Team USA beat Hungary 108-56, with Clark recording 10 points and 9 assists, and Reese 9 points, 6
01:26rebounds, and 3 assists, while their chemistry helped set an assist record.
01:31Viewers on X were largely positive about Angel Reese and Kaitlyn Clark's interaction, with many
01:37saying, it's the fans who's causing it.
01:40Others praised Reese, saying she had grown on me big time this tournament, while noting their
01:45existing on-court chemistry.
01:47Some questioned the interaction's sincerity, but received little engagement.
01:52Reese's comments about knowing Clark's game and expecting years as national team teammates
01:57further highlighted their chemistry.
02:00Team USA advanced to the semifinals after beating Hungary, with a gold medal appearance
02:06now expected.
02:07The deep roster has dominated the tournament, while Clark and Reese continue to provide strong
02:12production off the bench.
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