Mohammad Faisal is a Journalist at ETV Bharat. He covers a diverse range of topics, including sports, particularly focusing on individual and team sports, as well as the intersections of sports business and broadcasting. With his work featured in prominent outlets such as MDPI, Yahoo Sports, and Pro Football Network, Faisal combines his passion for storytelling with a fan-first approach, drawing inspiration from the Mamba mentality of Kobe Bryant.
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Mohammad Faisal's coverage predominantly focuses on product promotions, content and publishing, as well as gaming. His articles often feature press releases and private sector announcements related to technology, gadgets, smartphones, gaming, and social media.
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By: Mohammad Faisal
The WNBA has reportedly decided not to discipline Angel Reese or Paige Bueckers after the Atlanta Dream and Dallas Wings stars were seen openly discussing a $400 wager on the outcome of their teams’ Wednesday matchup. While the league quickly deleted its own social media post featuring the exchange and acknowledged it “missed the mark,” the decision to let both players off without punishment sparked a heated debate across the WNBA world.
By: Mohammad Faisal
The WNBA suspended Seattle Storm minority owner Celeste Keaton for five home games and issued her an undisclosed fine over a confrontation with two teenage Indiana Fever fans. Now, the mother of one of the girls has shared her account of what happened.
By: Mohammad Faisal
The debate over trans athletes in women’s sports continues to ripple across the WNBA, but Portland Fire head coach Alex Sarama has given his take on the heated debate. During a media session ahead of Portland’s game against the Indiana Fever on Friday, July 31, the first-year coach stressed that his focus remains on basketball and on supporting everyone in the community.
By: Mohammad Faisal
Angel Reese put together another dominant two-way showing on Friday night against the Seattle Storm. The Atlanta Dream forward finished with 21 points, 13 rebounds, and two steals as Atlanta held off the Storm 98-89 at Gateway Center Arena, extending its winning streak to five games and improving to 18-10 on the season.
By: Mohammad Faisal
Kelsey Plum has emerged as the biggest name to watch ahead of the WNBA trade deadline on Sunday, August 2, at 3 p. m.
By: Mohammad Faisal
Caitlin Clark is firing on all cylinders this WNBA season, and her MVP case keeps getting louder by the week. But while much of the WNBA world is fully on board, longtime Clark critic Jason Whitlock is pumping the brakes, arguing that Clark’s on-court maturity still has some catching up to do before she deserves the game’s top individual honor.
By: Mohammad Faisal
The fallout from Sophie Cunningham’s comments on transgender athletes shows no sign of settling down. Sunday’s Fever-Lynx clash in Minneapolis became the latest flashpoint.
By: Mohammad Faisal
The first WNBA matchup between Caitlin Clark and Olivia Miles was one of the biggest storylines heading into Sunday’s Indiana Fever-Minnesota Lynx game. However, Miles didn’t have much to say about Clark.
By: Mohammad Faisal
Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream faced the Las Vegas Aces on Monday at State Farm Arena. The Dream lost 109-87, but not before Reese posted her 20th double-double of the season.
By: Mohammad Faisal
Sunday’s Indiana Fever vs. Minnesota Lynx matchup had everything a basketball fan could want.
