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Atlanta Dream Overwhelmed Golden State in Game 3, But Angel Reese’s Elite Style Is the Real Story

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The Atlanta Dream dropped a 95-71 bomb on the Golden State Valkyries in Game 3 of the WNBA Finals on Wednesday, October 21, with Angel Reese once again putting on a dominant show. The Defensive Player of the Year didn’t only light up the scoreboard, she continued to impress on and off the court, showcasing her competitive nature and that absolutely elite fashion sense. This isn’t about wins and losses anymore; the WNBA Finals are turning into a full-blown style spectacle.

Angel Reese’s Dominance Extends Beyond the Hardwood

Listen, everyone knows Angel Reese is a beast on the court. She’s the Defensive Player of the Year for a reason, right? But what really got people talking after Atlanta’s massive 95-71 win in Game 3 was her incredible presence both during the game and walking into the arena. She’s bringing that competitive fire every single minute, but her style game is equally as strong. It’s that combo of raw talent and effortless cool that makes her a must-watch every time she steps out. The Dream put on a show in Atlanta, overwhelming the Valkyries, and Reese was at the heart of it all.

Tiffany Hayes and Others Bring the Tunnel Heat

And Reese wasn’t alone in turning the WNBA Finals into a fashion event. Tiffany Hayes is out here night after night with that effortlessly cool style, and Game 3 was no different. Her teammates even showed up rocking gear from her own brand, which is truly awesome to see. It wasn’t just the players, either. Atlanta brought the in-game entertainment, too, with Q Parker of 112 singing the national anthem and Quavo performing at halftime with T.I. and Dem Franchize Boyz. Even celebrities, entertainers, and notable guests were arriving in style, courtside and taking in the action, including Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr, Kerri Walsh Jennings, Moses Moody, and Sue Bird, showing how big this event is. Miela Sowah rocked a tracksuit from Tiffany Hayes’ brand, Mindzet, putting her own feminine spin on it with a cropped jacket and pumps. Aminata Gueye also joined the style list with an eye-catching Jordan Brand jersey, representing the Brazil national team, styled perfectly with crisp dark jeans and white sneakers.

Atlanta’s Game 3 victory puts them in a strong position. As the 2026 WNBA Finals continue, you know the stakes are high, and every player is bringing their A-game, both on the court and with their pre-game drip. Don’t miss what happens next in this epic series!

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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