Sophie Cunningham, Aliyah Boston Spark Fever Excitement With Latest Collab

Originally posted on Athlon Sports | By Liz Lindain | Last updated May 15, 2025 10:44 PM ET

Even though the Indiana Fever are prepping for their first official WNBA game of the season against the Chicago Sky, they’re still finding ways to have fun both on and off the court.

Fever guard Sophie Cunningham posted a lighthearted TikTok video of her and her teammate Aliyah Boston dancing to the 2014 hit "My Main" by Mila J and Ty Dolla $ign. The video, filmed inside the Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, quickly gained traction.

In the first hour of the video being uploaded, it had received over 3000 likes and 100 comments, with fans hyping the girls up and talking about the excitement ahead of the season opener.

@sophiecham
@Aliyah Boston @Indiana Fever #wnba #fyp
♬ original sound - hey

"sophie is a barbie," one user commented.

Another fan wrote, "This is the best video of all time!"

Many fans also noticed their teammate, Lexie Hull, standing in the background of the video and laughing while watching them.

"lexie in the back just staring," one user wrote.

"Why didn't you include Lexie?" a user asked. "Now do it again with her!"

Another user commented, "Yall go get Lexi right now."

Hull even commented on the post, "Literally frozen in place," she wrote.

The TikTok was reposted to X by fans, and many users noticed that Cunningham's ankle seems to be fine. In the Fever's final preseason game last Saturday against the Atlanta Dream, the 28-year-old athlete rolled her ankle when she stepped on Dream forward Rhyne Howard's foot while going for a rebound during the third quarter.

"Gee, her ankles look fine ... she's twisting more than Aliyah," one fan posted. "Maybe we see her Saturday!!! :)"

"Ankle look good but they need to let Lexie work lol " another fan quote-tweeted.

The Indiana Fever will go against the Chicago Sky on Saturday at noon EST in Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.

This article first appeared on Athlon Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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