Sophie Cunningham has been a significant contributor for the Indiana Fever in the WNBA playoffs. In two games against the Las Vegas Aces, she averaged 8.5 points on 40% shooting, along with 1.5 rebounds.
Cunningham also continues to bring defensive physicality to the Fever, living up to her enforcer role for the team.
As the 30-year-old guard finds success on the court, though, she also continues to thrive off it. Cunningham remains one of the most popular WNBA players today, with her off-court partnerships often hitting big.
In fact, most recently, Cunningham collaborated with artist and athlete trading card designer Tyson Beck on some limited edition trading cards. As reported earlier, there were four Cunningham card designs, including one that featured her moniker “The Enforcer.”
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The cards officially dropped on Tuesday, and unsurprisingly, the limited-edition items didn’t last long.
According to Beck in an update on Instagram, the cards sold out in less than 10 minutes. A look at his website also indicated that all card designs are no longer available.
“What a drop! All Sophie Cunningham Autograph cards SOLD OUT in 9 minutes!!” Beck wrote on social media. “What did you land?”
He added, “A reminder: ALL NON-AUTOGRAPH CARD ORDERS HAVE A CHANCE TO RECEIVE THE GOLD 1/1 AUTOGRAPH CARDS.”
It remains to be seen if there will be more collaborations between Cunningham and Beck in the future. Considering the success of their latest drop, however, it’s not hard to see the two working on another trading card project in the future.
