DISGUSTING! Phoenix Mercury Posts Cartoon Mocking Caitlin Clark Beatings After Their Player Was Caught on Film Fisting Clark in the Neck and Kneeing Her in the Groin – Clark Leaves Game with Back Injury

Just hours after The Gateway Pundit reported the latest brutal targeting of WNBA savior Caitlin Clark, the Phoenix Mercury organization posted a classless cartoon mocking her on their official social media.

The stick-figure graphic showed former Fever player DeWanna Bonner (now with Phoenix) lying on the ground laughing hysterically with the caption: “De-wanna piece of this?!?”

The now-deleted image was an obvious, tone-deaf dig at Clark, who had just been left writhing on the floor in a nearly identical position after being fisted in the neck/throat area during a loose-ball scramble.

During Wednesday night’s game in Indianapolis, Mercury player Alyssa Thomas was caught on film delivering a cheap shot to Clark while she was on the ground fighting for the ball.

Multiple angles show Thomas driving her fist/forearm directly into Clark’s neck and throat. Video evidence also captured a knee to the groin area during the same sequence.

No foul was called. No flagrant was reviewed. Nothing.

WTF pic.twitter.com/6w1u8bbNOV

— From Anywhere (@cc22hawkeye) June 25, 2026

Clark later left the game with a back injury after another physical play. Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White unloaded on the officials postgame, calling out the “cheap shots” on her star player.

Stephanie White goes off on the refs on the AT fist to Caitlin & other no calls:

“The fact that it was a no-call, it’s absolutely egregious & utterly disrespectful. We have a generational talent and a WNBA superstar, who had two cheap shots right there that weren’t called. She… pic.twitter.com/fK8NqaBuss

— Ashwin (@Sudharsan_ak) June 25, 2026

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