Enes Kanter Freedom declares himself eligible for WNBA draft
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Last updated Sep 18, 2026

Enes Kanter Freedom has publicly identified as a woman and announced his eligibility for the WNBA draft. Legal experts are assessing the situation, identifying both strengths and weaknesses in his case. Discussions about his candidacy are ongoing, and any potential implications for the league or its policies remain to be fully explored as debates continue.
- •Enes Kanter Freedom declared his gender identity publicly.
- •He stated he is eligible for the upcoming WNBA draft.
- •Legal experts are evaluating the strengths and flaws of his case.
- •Debates over eligibility policies in women's sports may be impacted.
- •Discussion regarding this issue is ongoing among legal and sports experts.
- 12:29 PMESPN — Is the law on Enes Kanter Freedom's side?
"Enes Kanter Freedom declared himself a woman and said he's eligible for the WNBA draft. Legal experts point out strengths and flaws in his case.
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