Former NBA star Enes Kanter Freedom – who claims he has declared for the WNBA Draft – was confronted by furious fans as he arrived at the Indiana Fever-Chicago Sky clash on Sunday night.Kanter Freedom, who is 6-foot-10 and spent more than a decade in the NBA, recently sent shockwaves through women’s basketball after revealing he wants to play alongside Caitlin Clark and Co.It comes as the league battles a firestorm over transgender athletes and on Sunday, Kanter Freedom headed to Wintrust Arena in Chicago to watch Clark’s Fever face the Sky. He wore a provocative t-shirt that included a definition of the word woman. ‘Woman. Noun,’ it read. ‘Adult human female.’ The words woman and female were highlighted in red. And he was not given a warm welcome by everyone, with one fan calling the 34-year-old a ‘b**** a** n****’ and telling him to ‘get [his] b**** a** out of Chicago.’ Another said ‘f*** you b****,’ while a third held up their middle finger in the face of Kanter Freedom, who was flanked by police outside the arena. ‘We are getting attacked before the @WNBA game in Chicago,’ he posted alongside a video of the incident.But the former Utah Jazz and New York Knicks star was greeted by cheers and high-fives by other fans in Chicago. Enes Kanter Freedom was confronted by furious fans as he arrived at the Fever-Sky clash The ex-NBA star wore a provocative t-shirt that included a definition of the word womanThere have been regular protests and counter protests at WNBA games in recent weeks, after Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham sparked controversy by claiming she wants to ‘protect young girls’ from ‘biological men.’On Sunday in Chicago, there was a ‘save women’s sports party’ in support of Cunningham and Kanter Freedom stopped by to greet fans. After making it inside Wintrust Arena, Kanter Freedom was pictured courtside as Cunningham and Clark faced a rematch with the Sky and DiJonai Carrington. Earlier this month, Cunningham slammed Carrington for ‘playing’ the race ‘card’ after the Chicago Sky star appeared to suggest her rival benefited from ‘white privilege’ during a shocking fracas. Carrington was ejected from the clash between the Sky and the Indiana Fever after her nasty foul left Cunningham bloodied and on the floor. Toward the end of the first quarter, Cunningham drove towards the basket, only to be struck in the face by Carrington’s arm.The Sky star was assessed a flagrant 2 and sent to the locker room, with both Cunningham and her teammate Caitlin Clark seen waving as Carrington headed off the court. Minutes later, Carrington posted on social media ‘WHITE PRIVILEGE @indianafever,’ sparking yet another WNBA scandal.Kanter Freedom also made an exclusive appearance on Lara Trump’s Fox News show on Saturday night, doubling down on his plans to play in the WNBA and insisting he would be the ‘best draft pick’ in league history. Kanter Freedom is pictured courtside at the Chicago Sky-Indiana Fever game on Sunday night’I played basketball in the NBA for 11 years. I averaged a double-double and it was an amazing time, I had so much fun with my teammates. I love the game and I’m ready to play, I’m prepared to play.’I know I’m 34 years old, but I think I will be the best draft pick in WNBA history, literally.’When asked about the league’s ongoing discussions about its transgender policy, he added: ‘There’s other major sports leagues that closed that loophole, added “biological female” or “born female” in their collective bargaining [agreement].’I looked at the WNBA and they didn’t have any kind of reference that said biological or anything like that.’I was watching this game and I believe the coach of Minnesota [Cheryl Reeve] came out with a “trans kids belong” [shirt]. So I was like, if there’s no rule against this, if all the coaches are okay with it, think about how much money I can bring, all the endorsement deals.’