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The drama between Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark has spilled far beyond the hardwood. While WNBA fans continue to dissect every moment of the Fever-Sky clash, including Clark's flagrant foul on Reese, things took an unexpected turn when former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III, better known as RG III, offered his opinion on the rivalry.
RG III remarked that Reese appeared to have real tension with Clark, fueling the ongoing conversation around their competitive history. But ESPN analyst Ryan Clark took issue with RG III's stance, claiming that his viewpoint might be influenced by his interracial marriage-an argument that shocked many fans.
Turning criticism into celebration
Rather than respond with outrage, RG III handled the moment with dignity. He stood firmly by his wife, Grete Griffin, and used the spotlight to shine a light on her accomplishments. Grete, a former track athlete from Estonia, has built a fitness brand aimed at empowering women of all backgrounds.
On May 20, RG III announced that her "Booty Bands" had completely sold out. He thanked fans for the overwhelming and encouraged them to continue placing orders ahead of a restock. The message was clear: when critics come low, the Griffins go high, straight to business success.
Grete Griffin's silent statement
Grete also responded, not with words, but with a heartfelt photo posted to Instagram. Smiling beside her husband, she added a string of heart emojis, subtly shutting down the noise while reinforcing the strength of their relationship.
The couple, who married in 2018, have three daughters and a shared commitment to fitness, family, and mutual . Grete's work in wellness isn't just about business, it reflects her own athletic past and desire to help others feel strong and confident.
What started as a rivalry grew into a movement
While Reese and Clark's on-court tension continues to dominate headlines, with 3.1 million tuning in to watch their WNBA showdown, it's now sparking broader conversations about identity, perception, and respect. RG III's response reminds us that sometimes, the best way to win a fight is by refusing to throw a punch.