Caitlin Clark left the fans stunned after she made a logo shot to win $90,000 for charity. On Saturday, Jimmy Donaldson, popularly known as Mr. Beast, uploaded a video on his YouTube channel featuring world-renowned athletes, including Clark and LeBron James.
Donaldson challenged Clark to a shootout at a Fever practice court. He challenged the Indiana Fever star to get a bucket from the logo to win money for charity. Donaldson shot first and missed, but Clark lived up to her reputation as a sharpshooter and made the shot.
A Clark fan page shared a snippet from the video on X, flooding the comments section.
“Light work and easy money for Caitlin,” one fan said.
“Of course she killed it 🫡🫡,” another fan commented.
“Unexpected collab, Imma go watch the YT vid now 🤗,” another fan commented.
More reactions followed:
“Mr.Beast came for a three-point contest and left with a $90K lesson. Caitlin really made half-court shots look casual,” one fan commented.
“Caitlin Clark always gets her shot when she isn’t thinking about it much,” another fan commented.
“CC linking up Mr.Beast and getting $90k for her charity for the kids. Dope stuff, man🔥✊🏽,” another fan said.
Caitlin Clark Set To Make Appearances on Major Television Shows
Caitlin Clark is making the best of the extra time she has in the offseason. The Fever star is set to make appearances on major television programs in the first week of November.
On Nov. 3, Clark will appear in a segment on ABC’s “Good Morning America” to promote her upcoming children’s book, “EXTRAordinary! A Little Extra to Reach Big Dreams,” which releases the same day.
On Nov. 6, the Fever star will join Jimmy Fallon on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” on NBC. The Fever star will join a handful of WNBA players, including Sue Bird, A’ja Wilson, and Stefanie Dolson, who have all been on the late-night show.
Clark had a good campaign with the Fever in her third season. She averaged 22.3 points, 4.0 rebounds, and 8.3 assists to lead Indiana to a sixth-place finish with a 28-16 record. They faced A’ja Wilson and the Aces in the first round, who eliminated them 2-1 in a best-of-three series.
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Edited by Avi Shravan
