Angel Reese is headed to her first WNBA Finals, and she’s not surprised one bit. Just about a year ago, she put it out into the universe, straight up manifesting this moment. After the Atlanta Dream clinched their Finals berth with an intense 85-83 win over the New York Liberty in Friday night’s Game 3 of the semifinals, Reese let everyone know this was always the plan.
“I Manifested This”: Reese’s Prophecy Comes True
This isn’t just some rookie luck, folks. Reese straight up called it. “I manifested this. When I came to Atlanta, I knew what I was getting,” Reese declared after the Dream’s massive semifinals win. She knows what’s up, saying, “This team has poured so much into me. We poured so much into each other.” How wild is that? She even had the date! “I posted and Tweeted, 10/10/25, that I was manifesting the Finals, and this is my moment. I’m supposed to be here. I thank God for this moment.” That tweet went out the very day the Las Vegas Aces snatched the 2025 title from the Phoenix Mercury, basically saying, “That’s cool, but I’m next.” Talk about belief!
From Debut Postseason to the Championship Series
This run is absolutely wild because it’s Reese’s WNBA postseason debut! Think about that for a second. Most players dream of just making the playoffs, let alone making it all the way to the championship series in their very first year. But Reese isn’t most players. She’s been a force, and clearly, she’s been locked in on this goal from day one. Winning Game 3 by a razor-thin two points, 85-83 against the Liberty, shows just how much fight this Dream team has. It wasn’t easy, but they got it done.
Now, Angel Reese gets to cap off this unbelievable WNBA postseason debut with a shot at the championship. You gotta be hyped for her and the Dream. This is the moment she manifested, the one she said she was “supposed to be here” for. The Finals are next, and you know she’s ready to show the league why she called her shot a year ago.
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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.
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