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Videos: 5 of the Most Vicious ‘Fouls’ from DiJonai Carrington, the WNBA Player Ejected for Striking Sophie Cunningham

The article discusses recent incidents involving WNBA player DiJonai Carrington, highlighting her aggressive behaviour on the court. Carrington was ejected from a game for a flagrant foul after giving an opposing player a forearm to the face, which she later claimed was a response to systemic racism. The piece reviews her history of controversial actions,including an eye poke during a game in 2024,several other foul incidents involving physical contact with opponents,and her pulling down another player’s hair in a game. It also mentions an altercation with a referee and her posting a viral clip of the incident as a “microaggression.” The overall tone questions her conduct and whether her behavior is tolerated by coaches or accepted as part of her playing style.




If you thought Saturday was a one-off for the Chicago Sky’s DiJonai Carrington, think again.

That evening, the Sky played the Indiana Fever when Carrington, with two minutes left in the first quarter, gave the Fever’s Sophie Cunningham a forearm to the face. For her trouble, she was ejected after receiving a Flagrant 2 foul.

Carrington would complain this was “WHITE PRIVILEGE” via social media platform Threads — because she is a black woman, so any time anything happens to her, it must be systemic racism.

Here is that footage.

Looking back, Carrington seems to have a habit of conducting herself this way on the court. There have been plenty of other “fouls” from her, despite them not always being called.

Refer to another game against the Fever, when Carrington played for the Connecticut Sun in 2024. She outstretched her hand, putting a finger in the eye of the Fever’s star player, Caitlin Clark, but there was no foul.

She spoke about the eye poke after the game.

“That’s not even, like, the type of player that I am,” she said, smirking.

Repeated incidents say otherwise.

When playing for the Dallas Wings, Carrington gave the Seattle Storm’s Skylar Diggins an arm to the face during a game in June 2025, dropping her during a play that looked similar to the moment with Cunningham.

She received a Flagrant 1 for her actions, as she would in a game against the Minnesota Lynx when she fouled Jessica Shepard.

Those plays were bad enough, but Carrington decided in a game against the Los Angeles Sparks to pull down on another player’s hair.

While still with Dallas, Carrington would have an altercation with a referee during a game against the Sky where security came between her and the official.

She would repost the footage, branding it a “microaggression.”

What coach would tolerate her behavior?

Better yet, who would want a player like this as their teammate?

Cunningham was just her latest victim.

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