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Phoenix Mercury eaves, Dewanna Bonner, returned to Indianapolis on Wednesday night in her first game against Indiana’s fever since the two parties separated at the beginning of the season.
When Bonner was recorded in the game, he received some boos of the multitude of fever. She scored four points in 21 minutes when Indiana collected the victory over Phoenix, 107-101.
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Phoenix Mercury’s eaves, Dewanna Bonner, #14, shoots the ball on the guard of Washington Mystics, Jade Melbourne, #5, in the second half in Carefirst Arena in Washington, DC, on July 27, 2025. (Emily Faith Morgan-Imagn images)
The boos did not sit well with the Mercury Kahleah Copper star. The four-time All-Star and WNBA champion thought Bonner managed the Boos well, but she did not understand why the Jers occurred first.
“I just don’t understand. As, she is a legend. All the things she has done for the league, and just at that time, the disrespect simply, I cannot bear it. They booed her. He did not tell a word to the crowd. People told her about garbage, but we support her,” Copper said, through the Indy star.
“It is very unpleasant what is doing her fan base when it comes to DB. She is the sweetest soul. The situation did not work for her. It simply was not what she wanted or whatever, but we don’t need all that. It is unnecessary.”
Phoenix Mercury Kahleh Copper Guard, #2, dribble the ball in the second half in Carefirst Arena in Washington, DC, on July 27, 2025. (Emily Faith Morgan-Imagn images)
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Fans of fever attracted WNBA players in the League. At the beginning of the year, a fan in Indianapolis was accused of commenting on hate towards Chicago Sky players. The WNBA found no evidence of the statement.
Bonner was one of the new faces that joined the fever in the low season after five seasons with the Connecticut Sun.
She just ended up playing nine games with Indiana. She said in her release that “adjustment” was not correct.
Indiana’s fever guard, Caitlin Clark, #22, shouts with emotion on Wednesday, July 30, 2025 during the game in Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. (Grace Holgars / Indiestar / USA Today Network through IMAGN images)
Bonner returned to Mercury, where he began his career shortly after his release.
