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Yahoo Sports reports that Dallas Wings rookie Azzi Fudd, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 WNBA Draft, will miss the remainder of her debut season after suffering an injury last month. The guard had recovered from a slow start to establish herself as an All-Rookie caliber talent before the setback cut her year short. Fudd has since offered an honest reflection on how her first professional campaign ended, giving fans a window into the mental weight of a promising season interrupted.
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