Sophie Cunningham Mocks A'ja Wilson After Fan Incident in WNBA Playoff Game Sophie Cunningham posted a TikTok joking about A'ja Wilson's confrontation with a fan during Game 2 of the WNBA playoffs, as the Fever and Aces head to a deciding Game 3. Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham posted a TikTok video on Wednesday morning mocking A'ja Wilson after the Las Vegas Aces star entered the stands to confront a fan during Tuesday night's WNBA playoff game. Cunningham Targets Wilson After AltercationThe post came after a chaotic scene at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis during Game 2 of the first round. In the video, Cunningham recorded herself lying on a couch and poking fun at the situation. She said she was just having her morning coffee and called it a damn comeback year for the point. The incident began when Wilson was fouled by Cunningham.A fan seated near the baseline, who was already standing, took two small steps and pointed toward Wilson, appearing to say That's on you. Wilson then got into a verbal altercation with the fan and walked into the row of seats behind the basket. She was given a technical foul for unsportsmanlike behavior. Video showed she did not quite make it to the fan but still entered the stands.According to the WNBA rulebook, entering the stands is not allowed. It comes with an automatic ejection and triggers an investigation from the league. None of that happened to Wilson. Cunningham took to social media Wednesday afternoon to question why Wilson was not ejected.Social Media Post Goes ViralHer post was captioned simply According to the rulebook. She also said she was not trying to be dramatic at all and was just trying to have her morning coffee. Cunningham went viral over the summer when she antagonized an opposing player by simply pointing at her. That moment came during an on-court altercation with Mercury player DeWanna Bonner.The clip exploded, T-shirts were made and her stardom took off. Cunningham was not ejected or fined because she did not do anything wrong. According to the WNBA rules, Wilson did. The league has so far looked the other way.The social media post is sure to add fuel to the fire in the best-of-3 series between the Fever and Aces. The series is even at 1-1 heading into a deciding Game 3 on Thursday. The winner-take-all showdown will take place at Michelob ULTRA Arena in Las Vegas. The post could come back to haunt Cunningham if the Aces come out on top.Broadcast Criticism and Media BacklashCunningham is a content machine and nobody is doing it quite like her right now. She is at the absolute top of her game off the court. The drama in Indy came on the final day of September. The WNBA drama was the main event Tuesday night in Indiana, where the fan did nothing wrong.He simply pointed at her after she got tangled up with Cunningham, resulting in a foul. The Prime Video WNBA broadcast crew faced criticism for its coverage of the Wilson fan incident. WNBA refs missed an opportunity to eject Wilson over the meltdown and entering the stands. Dan Dakich blasted Wilson over the fan incident in the playoff loss to the Fever.Details have emerged in the incident between the Aces star and the Fever fan during the playoff game. Cunningham has also dropped unfiltered thoughts defending women's athletics, setting off a massive media firestorm. From ESPN's hot takes to the WNBA media's fierce reaction, she is quickly becoming the most talked-about face in the league and is completely embracing the backlash.Caitlin Clark and WNBA All-Star WeekendMeanwhile, Caitlin Clark made waves by declining the 3-Point Contest at WNBA All-Star Weekend. Cunningham makes a good Indiana Fever guard and never misses off the court.