#Liz Cambage

[evilrashida]

[female-buckets]

Everyone always jokes about Liz coming back to the W. But I actually think it's possible. Liz loves the bright lights. She loves hype. I know it's killing her to not have her name in WNBA headlines anymore. And there's going to be new expansion franchises and those franchises might be naive enough to let her back in. That might be enough to motivate her to train for 2025

[bigbrunner]

[celebpantyhosefeet]

Liz Cambage

[freshthoughts2020]

[wnbajersey]

[ballplayersxo]

Liz Cambage is so ridiculous the audacity of her to say she wants to play for team Nigeria instead of Australia. She was literally calling the girls of team Nigeria slurs.

she’s a nasty woman and she needs a one way ticket to hell

[theathletesrunway]

My Top 3 best dressed Female athletes!

I’ve shown a lot of love to the Male athletes on The Athlete’s Runway so far, I think its time I show some love to some of the best dressed Female athletes out there and give you guys my Top 3! 

3. Sue Bird (Basketball)

For me Sue Bird is one of the most overlooked style icons in sports. Her style is just different. She makes everything look so calm and relaxed, her style is literally effortless. 

Sue’s show collection alone would get her on this list, Dior Jordan 1′s, Jordan 1 all whites, Jordan 4′s and the staple black and white Converses. She also never fails to show off some of the eyewear she has in her collection and they all top off all of her fits so well. Any colour, any print any material, Sue Bird can make it work.

2. Serena Williams (Tennis)

First things first I have to pay homage to the legend of the game that is Serena Williams! 

Serena is one of the most decorated athletes of all time and to go with her accolades she can call herself one of the best-dressed athletes of all time too. She’s appeared on numerous Vogue and GQ covers and even the Vogue runway, as she has shown in the top picture wearing a custom Balenciaga tank dress with a cape in a silver laminated jersey. Not to mention some of her outfits at the Met like the one shown above from 2019 pairing her custom Versace gown with a fresh pair of Air Force 1s.

1. Liz Cambage  (Basketball)

My number 1 has to be Liz Cambage. Liz is a pioneer in sports fashion. She is a symbol of not just body positivity but also female empowerment. Her 6′8 ft frame does not stop her from putting on a showing every single time. I’ve seen her pull off just about every type of style from comfort sportswear, to casual to glam. I’ll let the photographs below do the talking on this one. Pioneer. 

Do you agree with my top 3? Comment who you think should be on this list!

[female-buckets]

Oh my god... Liz went to a Sparks game!!!

I wonder if Curt is gonna give her yet another chance

I just KNOW she wants to get in on the hype. She saw everyone talking about WNBA violence. So she came to the states to take the sociopath crown back

And I know Curt Miller wants to traumatize Cam to make her tougher. I think she's already pretty tough!!! But Curt wants to break her down a bit this season. So putting Liz in the locker room could do that lol

[worldssportskeeda]

WNBA's 10 Hottest Women's Basketball Players

WNBA's 10 Hottest Women's Basketball Players

[freshthoughts2020]

[wnbajersey]

[fruitbasketball]

Ya I’m not sure if they have you mixed up with someone else or something. I mean if they’re talking game wise you give fair critiques to everyone. But you don’t hate on Azzi so I’m not sure why they’re in your asks….

But there’s just been a bit of rampant Azzi hate on here, just look through her name tag on here ☹️.

give me @s so i can block them bc i do notttt fw that shit

i have never hated on anyone except courtney vandersloot, kristy wallace, liz cambage, becky hammon, julie vanloo, jayson tatum, killian hayes…

however long that list may be AZZI FUDD IS NOT ON IT. I LOVE AZZI JAZLYN FUDD. THANK YOU 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[wnba365]

“KD with a coochie” is a nightmare for the dream, ties Liz Cambage’s WNBA record of 53 points.

The reigning WNBA MVP and DPOY is at it again. Last night vs the Atlanta Dream, A’ja Wilson went nuclear and dropped 53 points with 7 rebounds. In the process, she made HERstory tying Elizabeth Cambage for the most points ever scored in a WNBA game. A’ja was surgical, shooting an efficient 16-for-23 from the field. These are the kind of performances that earned her the title of “KD with a coochie”. This is just another one of the many records she’ll break before all is said and done.

https://x.com/_ajawilson22/status/1679367104653578240?s=46

[showbiznews]

[banyan-mental-health]

WNBA Player Liz Cambage Talks About Her Mental Health Struggles with Addiction

WNBA player Liz Cambage recently opened up about her struggles with mental health in an interview with an Australian newspaper. As one of the world’s top basketball stars, Cambage detailed her battle with anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts. She admitted to feeling having feelings of heightened pressure to succeed, and has had to deal with intense scrutiny from coaches, fans, and the media. Although the interview primarily focuses on Cambage’s mental health struggles, it also highlights some of the other issues she has faced during her career. This includes her battle with addiction, which resulted in her spending time in rehabilitation and treatment centers. Here are a few key points about Liz Cambage’s journey: - She is a two-time WNBA All-Star and gold medalist currently playing for the Las Vegas Aces, who is highly regarded in the basketball world - Throughout her career she has struggled with anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts - She has also battled addiction and sought help from drug rehabilitation and addiction treatment centers Cambage now uses proper coping strategies to manage her mental health, including yoga, journaling, and being outdoors. She is passionate about raising awareness and speaking out about her experiences in order to help other athletes who may be struggling. Read more about her story in this interview. If you would like to explore addiction treatment options further, please visit the Banyan Mental Health homepage for more information.