It’s a busy day for both sports and politics as controversial figure Antonio Brown tries to address both matters at once. The subjects in question are former President Donald Trump, who was recently convicted, and WNBA star Caitlin Clark. Despite being in a controversial situation with the basketball star, he’s back to attacking her again.

Antonio Brown previously received backlash for his outrageous remark on Caitlin Clark, which led to her blocking him on social media. But the King of Controversy isn’t about to let his target slip away because she blocked him. See what his latest dig is.

Antonio Brown disses Donald Trump and Caitlin Clark

In his recent X post, the retired NFL star uploaded a video of Fever’s Caitlin Clark getting fiery with Storm’s Victoria Vivians in today’s game between Indiana and Seattle. He captioned the post, “Trump arrested. Caitlin Clark talking dat sh*t. Generational Run #CTESPN.” Clark, who has been more aggressive in her plays lately, committed a technical foul following her heated brawl with Vivians, which led to the intervention of an Indiana teammate to break apart the feud. 

Meanwhile, this is a big day in politics. That Trump can still run for President is a win-win for Brown, who recently supported him as the future POTUS.

Antonio Brown’s support for Donald Trump in presidential race

In a recent interview with Nick Adams, Antonio Brown endorsed Donald Trump for the 2024 presidential election in November for three main reasons. The first is that Brown admires his business insights and family background. He said, “I think Donald Trump is a good businessman and comes from a good family and has been a good President.”

The second point is more culturally inclined as Brown claimed that Trump favors endorsements from Black public figures as he said, “You know he likes Black people running campaigns, preferably football players.” For his third reason, he stated that the former President had pardoned rappers like Kodak Black and Lil Wayne. So he looks forward to a future where Trump will show musicians grace. But after his conviction, do Brown’s reasons still have valid points?