WWE Hall of Famer Mark Henry is the newest celebrity to speak on the Angel Reese-Robert Griffin III feud. On Wednesday's episode of "The Morning Kickoff Show" on the "AM 1300 The Zone" radio, Henry and his co-host Mike Hardge discussed this.
During one segment, the WWE Hall of Famer expressed his thoughts on the former quarterback's actions against the Chicago Sky forward.
"For him to go on and do what he did and bring light to something that's so racist and so hateful and so disrespectful, it made me look at him differently," Henry said. "If you look at social media right now, all the athletes are going, 'what are you doing? Why are you doing it?' you are not a woman.
"If the beef is with the women, let the women have the beef. Why do you have to be in it?"
Henry explained that it would have been fine if Griffin had left the beef between Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark to themselves. He commented on the former quarterback's claim that the Sky forward hates the Fever guard and suggested that athletes in professional sports do not often like each other.
Additionally, Henry warned Griffin that if he continued down this path, every athlete of color would banish him, and he would become a footnote in the history books.
Angel Reese calls out Robert Griffin III on his wild claim about the Sky forward hating Caitlin Clark
The Angel Reese-Robert Griffin drama started after the former quarterback shared a racist photoshopped picture of the Sky forward on X on Thursday.
In his tweet, Griffin called out the community to end racism, and by sharing the image, he tried to inform the people that derogatory actions like those have no place in the community.
The former quarterback claimed someone in Reese's inner circle told him the Sky forward disliked Caitlin Clark. Reese later refuted the claim on X, calling him a liar.
"lying on this app when everybody know the first and last name of everybody in my circle for clout is nastyyyy work," Reese tweeted.
Griffin did not respond to Reese's statements. However, he has been receiving criticism from high-profile celebrities for his actions. On Monday, Martin Luther King Jr.'s daughter, Bernice King, was one of the personalities who called out Griffin and advised him to leave the Sky player alone.