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Sophie Cunningham, Indiana Fever guard, remains one of the most-liked players in the WNBA.<\/strong><\/p>\n Cunningham was recently named the second-most marketable WNBA star. During the 2026 season, he averaged 7.9 points, 2.3 rebounds, and 1.2 assists for the Fever. Only Caitlin Clark, her teammate from Indiana, is behind her.<\/p>\n Since the Fever\u2019s offseason began, the 30-year-old guard has also drawn a lot of attention, as she concentrates on her off-court career. Cunningham has appeared at NASCAR and Formula 1 events in addition to regularly producing her \u201cNo Hesitation\u201d podcast.<\/p>\n Cunningham continues to receive a lot of affection from fellow celebrities and entertainment figures as her fame increases. In fact, well-known stand-up comedian Matt Rife wore a Cunningham Fever jersey during his \u201cStay Golden World Tour\u201d performance in Indiana over the weekend.<\/p>\n In a post honoring his performance at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Rife also acknowledged Cunningham.<\/p>\n Rife commented, \u201cINDIANAPOLIS y\u2019all were on \u2018point,’\u201d alluding to Cunningham\u2019s widely shared pointing celebration. Additionally, the comedian posted a picture of himself striking Cunningham\u2019s trademark pointing gesture during his show.<\/p>\n \u201cWe broke the record for biggest comedy show in @gainbridgefieldhouse history! Met some fun people, went way overtime, and had to rep the [goat] @sophie_cham in her house. Thank you all so much!!!!!!!,\u201d the actor added.<\/p>\n For her part, Cunningham expressed gratitude to Rife. She included two heart emojis in a remark on his post.<\/p>\n Cunningham was invited by Rife to his event in Indiana. She was at NASCAR\u2019s 2026 Cup Series Championship at Homestead-Miami that same weekend, due to which she was sadly unable to attend.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n