Sophie Cunningham's Post-Knee Surgery Bikini Dance Shakes Up The Internet

Following the viral video release over Labor Day weekend, Sophie Cunningham, a forward for the Indiana Fever in the WNBA, has captured significant attention on social media. Just weeks post-surgery, the 6'1″ athlete is seen dancing to Renee Rapp's “I Think I Like You Better When You're Gone,” donning a knee brace and a stylish bikini.Fans reacted enthusiastically to the video showing Cunningham dancing confidently while on the mend, praising her spirited demeanor and positivity throughout her recovery. The Indiana Fever are grappling with Cunningham's injury, as she becomes the third player in her position to face a season-ending setback, averaging 8.6 points per game prior to her injury. Earlier, Aari McDonald endured a foot fracture on August 7, while Sydney Colson suffered an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tear. Cunningham’s lighthearted content continues to resonate with supporters, highlighting her resilience amidst adversity.