WNBA Made Astonishing Announcement After Fever-Aces Matchup

On Tuesday evening, Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever came to Las Vegas for a highly-anticipated matchup against A'ja Wilson and the reigning WNBA-champion Aces.

Due to Clark's massive superstardom and the growing popularity of the league, the Aces were forced to move the game from Michelob ULTRA Arena to the significantly-larger T-Mobile Arena.

20,366 fans packed the arena for this regular-season matchup, marking the largest crowd T-Mobile Arena has ever drawn.

This figure also marked the 5th most attended game in WNBA history.

"Things we love to see The 20,366 fans in the building to watch the @LVAces and @IndianaFever marks the largest crowd that T-Mobile Arena has ever drawn AND this is the 5th most attended game in WNBA history," the WNBA wrote on X after the game.

The Aces claimed victory in this record-setting matchup with an 88-69 final score. Kelsey Plum led the way for Becky Hammon's squad with a game-high 34 points. MVP frontrunner A'ja Wilson recorded 28 points and nine rebounds.

Clark finished the game with another double-double, recording 13 points, 11 assists and six rebounds. Aliyah Boston had a double-double of her own with 18 points and 11 rebounds.

Clark and the Fever will take the court next in a matchup against the New York Liberty on Saturday afternoon.