Aliyah Boston shares rehab update 4 weeks after surgery

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Aliyah Boston shares rehab update 4 weeks after surgery

Originally posted on ChiCitySports | By Paolo Songco | Last updated Nov 11, 2026 11:08 PM ET

Aliyah Boston didn’t waste time taking advantage of the Indiana Fever offseason. The star forward underwent arthroscopic knee surgery exactly two weeks after their playoff exit, and she shared an update four weeks the procedure.

She and Indiana qualified for the playoffs with a 28-16 regular-season record and secured the No. 6 seed. They faced the Las Vegas Aces in the first round, pushing the series to a deciding Game 3 on Oct. 1. However, they failed to dethrone the then-defending champions, losing 94-83 at Michelob ULTRA Arena.

It ended what was a successful season for Boston individually. She earned her fourth straight All-Star nod and also played for Team USA at the FIBA Women’s World Cup in Berlin. The 24-year-old played a key role for the national team, helping it clinch its fifth straight world championship.

Fever star Aliyah Boston continues to rehab after knee surgery

Boston posted a TikTok video on Wednesday, featuring her daily routine as she rehabs her knee. She still has a cast and brace on but is able to lift weights, complete dribbling sets and work on her reaction time.

“All right y’all, thought I’d do a little day in the life rehab edition,” Boston said. “Started on court for some dribbling. Then we got to the weight room and we were full go. Fifteen reps for three sets, all these exercises, lap pull downs, overhead press. We had some T exercises. Then my conditioning y’all, 10 minutes continuous rope. I was dead by the end of it, but we’re building y’all.

The former South Carolina Gamecocks star announced that she will skip the upcoming season of the Unrivaled league. She will focus on her recovery to get back to 100% the soonest. However, the Fever’s medical team expects her to be ready for the star of the 2027 WNBA campaign.

This article first appeared on ChiCitySports and was syndicated with permission.

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