WNBA star Angel Reyes may not have played on the court since a hand injury sidelined her until her rookie season ended in early September, but her name is still popular. On her podcast Unapologetically Angel, Reese shared the qualities she looks for in the ones she really wants to love and told her friends that she would date a man over 6’7 and the NBA.6’7″-6’8″ tall, should be an NBA player.” Reese has been linked to Detroit Pistons center Jalen Duren, but no one has confirmed it yet.
Reese looks classy, because The 22-year-old has a good future in the NBA. Since Reese is so amazing as a person, when that happens, there will be a lot of attention on who she starts dating. Until then, fans are still hoping for a chance to meet a small list of Reyes’ demands. If they thought Reyes would show interest in them compared to an NBA player, they were wrong.
Reeses averaged 13.6 points, 13.1 rebounds, 1.9 assists, 1.3 steals and 0.5 blocks per game in her WNBA rookie season for the Chicago Sky. Although she tied the record for the longest double-double streak in WNBA history and has become one of the best rookies in league history, her lackluster performance needs to be improved. during the regular season to get the jump in the second year.
Angel Reese Has Made It Clear She’ll Only Date Other Athletes Angel Reese opened up on her preference of dating athletes in an earlier episode of ‘Unapologetically Angel,’ where the WNBA rookie explained in detail why she thinks an athlete would be a better fit for her than just a regular dude.”You don’t see a lot of relationships where the woman is just as dominant as the man, where the woman can provide for herself without the man. He has to bring something completely different to the table because there’s nothing you can buy me that I can’t buy for myself.” “Probably quality time, and that’s hard too because, well, I only mess with athletes. I’m 6’3″, where am I going to find… I mean, maybe I need to find me a little lawyer who’s 6’3″.”
“I usually date basketball players, and the NBA season and the WNBA season, I mean, obviously, it’s different now—my off-season is their season, so I can make that work. But when I was in college, it was a no. I didn’t get to go to college games, I didn’t get to go to NBA games because it was the same season. , so it’s great to see them grow and blossom together.
