WNBA player Angel Reese is handling business on and off the court.
She isnow representingtheAtlantaDreamandhasbeenamajorassetinherteam’splayoffrun.TheAtlantaDream arecurrentlytied1-1againsttheGoldenStateValkyriesafterwinningGame2onMonday,Oct.19,USATodayreports.Reesefollowedupher2026WNBADefensivePlayeroftheYearwinwithastandoutperformance,recording30points,16rebounds, threeassists, and two blocks inGame2,per the WNBA on X.
“I’m just doing whatever it takes to win. This environment is tough to play in,” she said, according to USA Today.
Angel Reese is THE STANDARD
30 PTS
16 REB
3 AST
2 BLKS
10-16 FGHer efforts helped ATL take Game 2 of the #2026WNBAFinals and tie the series 1-1.
#WNBASeason30 https://t.co/cQRQWdr7A2
— WNBA (@WNBA) October 20, 2026
Reese’ssuccessextendsbeyondthecourt.Sheearned$9.4millionin2025alone while playing for the Chicago Sky,according to Forbes’listofthehighest-paidfemaleathletesof2025.Beyondpartnerships,acommonthreadinReese’sbusinessmoveshasbeeninvesting.Sheholdsstake intheDCPowerFootballClub,theBlack-ledskincarebrandTopicals,andthemediaandcommercecompanyTogethxr. Shealsoplaysinthe3-on-3basketballleagueUnrivaledand,accordingtoFrontOfficeSports,isamongthe league’s inaugural players to receive an equity stake.
Reese’s latest move is joining the Brisbane Bullets’ ownership group as it bids to become the 10th WNBL franchise in Australia, according to Basketball.com.au.
“As a woman, it’s really hard in the industry of anything that they try to do, and I just hope I inspire young women that they can do anything they put their minds to,” Reese shared on a crossover podcast episode of “It’s a Cole World” and “Cut to the Jase,” per the outlet. “You can be a basketball player, but you can also be a fashion icon. You can do everything you put your mind to. So I want women and young women to hopefully be inspired by that.”
Brisbane Bullets CEO Malcolm Watts commented:
“Angel is a fantastic ambassador for basketball and a globally recognised superstar. She has proven there is no ceiling for female athletes, and that is a powerful message for kids picking up a basketball in Brisbane. Basketball is Queensland’s fastest growing sport, and having Angel involved as we pursue a WNBL team is a huge asset.”
The Australian league says a Brisbane team could join the WNBL by next season, which is the wish of WNBL Chief Operating Officer Justin Nelson.
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