Today Pacers center Miles Turner updated the social media, interacted with WNBA star Elizabeth Cambage, and "flirted" with the other side. So who is Campage, who makes Turner admire?
Campbage was born on 18 August 1991 in London, England. She is a mixed-race child with a Nigerian father and an Australian mother. When she was only 3 months old, Campbage's parents divorced and she returned to Australia with her mother and settled in Melbourne.
At 2.03 meters tall and weighing 107 kilograms, Campbic is known as the "Female Warcraft" and the "Female Version of O'Neal". It is reported that she has grown to 1.83 meters at the age of 10 and 1.96 meters at the age of 14. But when she was a child, she was extremely troubled by this, and was often ridiculed by her classmates as a "stupid girl". In order to make friends, 10-year-old Campechi walked onto the court at the suggestion of his mother, but unexpectedly became involved with basketball and was out of control.
Due to his outstanding height, Campbic started as a center forward. In 2007, Campbic began playing for the WNBL (Australian Women's Basketball League), and in 2009 she won the U-20 Australian League championship, known as "the next Lauren Jackson (former Australian women's basketball superstar)". Later, she went to a basketball college in the capital Canberra.
Campbic's excellent play caught the attention of the WNBA. In the 2011 WNBA Draft, Tursa Shake (formerly Detroit Shake) selected Cambic with the 2nd pick in the first round and promised to make her the team's ace. Surprisingly, Campbic was initially reluctant to land in the WNBA, claiming she still needed to improve her game.
Campbic's footprints have traveled between the WNBA and the WNBL, during which she also came to China to join the WCBA, playing for Zhejiang, Beijing, Shanghai and Shanxi, and was once the most expensive foreign aid in the WCBA. In the WNBA, Campbic also played for The Flying Horse in Dallas, Ace of Las Vegas and Los Angeles Sparks after playing for Tursa Shock. In 142 games in the WNBA, Campbic started 113 games, averaging 24.7 minutes per game, 16.3 points, 7.7 rebounds and 1.6 blocks, shooting 54.4%.
In 2018, Campbic, who played for Pegasus, played his best season, averaging 23 points per game to be the top scorer, and also had 9.7 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 1.7 blocks, shooting 58.9%. She has been named to the WNBA All-Star four times and the WNBA All-NBA Team twice.
One of Campbic's best games also came during her time with Pegasus. On July 17, 2018, during a match against the New York Liberty, Campbic scored 53 points to lead the team to a 104-87 victory. To this day, 53 points is still the highest single-game record for a WNBA player.
At the WNBL, Campbic led the team to two championships in 2011 and 2020, won one regular season MVP, and was named to the WNBL Best Team four times. In addition, Campbic won the bronze medal at the 2012 London Olympics and the silver medal at the 2018 World Cup in Spain with the Australian women's basketball team. In 2012, Campbic also became the first player to complete a dunk in the Olympic women's basketball competition.
Campbic is good-looking, tall, has her own aura, and exudes a sexy atmosphere around her, so she also develops a career on the sidelines. Rumor has it that Campbage has signed up for only Fans, an adult website, and has taken photographs of it. In this regard, Campbedch admitted that at first there were still concerns, but with the support of family and friends, she finally looked away, "The people who love you will still love you, and the people who hate you will not change because of this." ”
It is reported that there have been opponents who praised Campbedch so much: "If she is there, we can't win; if she is not there, we can at least fight." "This shows how successful Campbedc has been in basketball. (Supine Braces/Hairy)