Stunning analyst Chiney Ogwumike leaves ESPN TV viewers calling for her to get more airtime in ‘jaw-dropping’ outfit

Chiney Ogwumike has caused a frenzy among basketball fans with her latest on-air look, garnering attention for both her fashion and her basketball prowess. The WNBA star and analyst, aged 31, showed off a stylish patterned dress while working at the ESPN studio. She has become a beloved figure among fans and is known for her media career alongside her basketball commitments. In fact, Ogwumike made history in 2020 as the first black woman and WNBA player to host an ESPN radio show.

Since her debut on the network in 2018, Ogwumike has become a firm fan favorite. Apart from her media commitments, she plays for the Los Angeles Sparks in the WNBA. In October of last year, she signed a new deal with ESPN, which includes calling NBA games.

With the conclusion of the WNBA season, Chiney is now back in the studio, turning heads with her stunning on-air look. She shared snapshots of her outfit after the WNBA Finals, captioning the post with “Working overtime.” Fans quickly flooded the comment section, with the post receiving over 7,000 likes in less than 15 hours. Their admiration was evident, with one fan exclaiming, “Beauty, smarts, and talent,” while another marveled at her “perfect look, perfect outfit, perfect smile.” The attention and praise continued with more fans expressing their awe with comments like “Jaw-dropping” and “You deserve more airtime.”

In 2014, Chiney Ogwumike was selected as the first overall pick in the WNBA Draft and joined the Connecticut Sun. Since then, she has become a two-time WNBA All-Star, averaging 15.5 points per game and 7.5 rebounds in her rookie season. Apart from her basketball career, she also balances a broadcasting career and has received support from ESPN stalwart Stephen A. Smith. Chiney expressed her motivation for entering the broadcasting realm, stating, “I felt my voice was needed in the sense where we, especially this rising generation, are trying to make our mark. If I’m able to join the conversation as it pertains to the NBA – and make people think ‘oh, she might not be expected in this space, but she’s valued in this space’ – that’s a big motivator. I’ve completely felt that from basketball fans.”