Adam Levine shows up dressed as Caitlin Clark at his concert and reveals major problem

The star player of the Indiana Fever is currently the most widely recognized figure in the WNBA.

During his concert in Indiana, Adam Levine, the controversial lead singer of Maroon 5, delighted fans by wearing a Fever player’s jersey, none other than that of Caitlin Clark, although he acknowledged that acquiring the special costume presented a significant challenge.

Clark, who broke the NCAA points record before becoming the top overall pick in the draft, is currently the most popular player in the WNBA, drawing a new and diverse audience to women’s basketball.

It appears that celebrities are now taking notice of her widespread appeal, as evidenced by Levine’s tribute to the 22-year-old star at the Ruoff Music Center in Nobelsville. Despite his substantial wealth, he remarked to concertgoers that “This was a hard f**king jersey to get.” This isn’t surprising considering that her jerseys quickly sold out upon release, underscoring the immense popularity of the star at this time.

Clark heats up the action in Indiana

After a challenging start to her inaugural season as a professional basketball player, Clark appears to be hitting her stride, making a significant impact on the recent outstanding performance of the Indiana Fever.

Clark and her team have triumphed in six of their last eight games, currently enjoying a four-game winning streak, propelling them back into contention for the postseason in the Eastern Conference.

During this streak, they have consistently scored 88 points or more, with Clark contributing 64 points, 28 rebounds, and 28 assists, demonstrating her ability to meet the high expectations set for her in the WNBA.

Will she maintain this momentum against the Chicago Sky on June 23? The game kicks off at 16:00 ET/13:00 PT.