Shaquille O’Neal was harshly criticized after the vulgar statement aimed at Angel Reese

Shaquille O’Neal – NBA basketball legend – is facing a strong wave of indignation from the fan community and the media after allegedly using vulgar words to call Angel Reese, the rising star of WNBA, is a “idiot” in a statement that is said to take place in a recent live broadcast.

This information quickly spread on social networking platforms, entering the wave of intense criticism from fans, experts and supporters of women in sports. Many people believe that Shaquille’s actions not only disrespect Angel Reese, but also disdain and disregard the efforts of female skin athletes in a professional sports environment that is full of barriers.

Angel Reese, just entered the professional tournament not long ago but has made a strong impression thanks to the excellent performance and confident style, considered a new symbol of WNBA. She also contributed greatly to the success of the LSU team in the NCAA, becoming a model for many young female athletes.

However, criticism from a monument like Shaquille O’Neal made many people feel disappointed. “A person with great influence like SHAQ should not use such insulting words to talk about a young female athlete who is developing a career,” a Twitter user wrote. “We need those who go ahead to support the next generation, not to lower them.”

Facing public pressure, many organizations and individuals have asked Shaquille O’Neal to make a public apology and be responsible before their statements. Some sports commentators also believe that this incident needs to be seriously viewed because it reflects the gender distinction and unfair attitude in the way of seeing the achievements of female athletes.

Up to the present time, Shaquille O’Neal has not made any official feedback on the allegations. Meanwhile, Angel Rese remains silent and continues to focus on playing.

This incident is an important reminder that the influential characters in the sports should be careful with their statements, especially when they play a role in shaping the thoughts and attitudes of the public for young generations of athletes.