After WNBA Star and Onlyfans Model Liz Cambage’s Racial Slur, Nigerian Basketball Women Lead a United Front: “This Is False”

Liz Cambage, a prominent WNBA player and an OnlyFans model, recently made waves by revealing an alleged racial discussion. In an interview with Taylor Rooks of Bleacher Report, Cambage addressed the allegations surrounding her actions during the Tokyo Olympics.

During the interview, the former WNBA player went into the details of her allegations. However, a Nigerian basketball player called her out on social media and claimed her allegations were “false.”

A different perspective and unified denial

Cambage countered the specific accusation that she told Nigerian players to “Go back to your third-world country.” She clarified that her actual words were quite different. Cambage explained, “I didn’t say anything third-world, I didn’t call anyone an animal, and I didn’t call anyone the N-word.”

She further described the context, stating that during a heated moment, she expressed a desire for everyone to return to their respective countries.

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In response, Nigerian basketball player Promise Amukamara publicly refuted Cambage’s claims. She took to social media to deny Cambage’s engagement in talks to represent Nigeria in the Olympics. She wrote, “I’m sorry but this is False. Lol.” This united front from Nigerian athletes adds to the gravity of the situation and raises questions about the allegations.

Ultimately, this incident emphasizes the power of athletes’ voices and the importance of open dialogue. This has opened a detailed discussion amongst fans and prominent figures to preach the facts. The influence of this incident ripples beyond the sports world as investigations advance, igniting discussions about representation and responsibility.

But what made Amukamara call Cambage out on social media?

Refuting racial slur allegations and seeking truth

Cambage confronted the allegations of directing racial slurs at Nigerian players during a warm-up game in the 2021 Olympics. She acknowledged her withdrawal from the Tokyo Games due to mental health concerns.

On the other hand, she admitted her involvement in a physical altercation during the warm-up. However, she vehemently denied the accusations of racial slurs and expressed frustration with what she referred to as “fake news and lies” circulating at the time.

When confronted again with the allegations, Cambage called for video tapes from the incident, asserting that this would reveal the truth. Pushed further to explain the situation’s severity, Cambage suggested that she might have become the “scapegoat” to safeguard other organizations’ interests.

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