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Sydney Sweeney Fires Back at Sports Ad Backlash

Sydney Sweeney is clapping back at the backlash surrounding her controversial Novig sports betting ad. After female athletes criticized the campaign, Sweeney made a bold social media move that has fans wondering if she’s sending a message to her critics.

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00:00Sydney Sweeney just responded to the backlash surrounding her controversial sports betting ad,
00:05and she did it without saying a word. Instead, she posted even more. The Euphoria star took to
00:11Instagram on Sunday, sharing new snaps from her Novig partnership with the cheeky caption,
00:16it's game day. But that wasn't all. Sweeney also shared images of major athletes, including
00:23Serena Williams, Rhonda Rousey, Carl Anthony Towns, and Jason Kelsey, all of whom have appeared
00:29without clothing for ESPN's famous body issue. She never explained why she posted the covers,
00:35leaving fans to wonder if the message was aimed directly at her critics. The drama began after
00:40Sweeney appeared in a one-minute Novig commercial using footballs, shoulder pads, basketballs,
00:47and a tennis racket to cover her bare body. The campaign quickly sparked criticism from several
00:52female athletes. British sprinter Amy Hunt argued that women in sports should be represented through
00:59their strength, training, and achievements. Gymnast Gracie Kramer made a similar point,
01:04sharing footage of herself training alongside a pointed message. An Australian Olympic swimming
01:09champion, Ariane Titmuss, called the campaign a kick in the face to women who dedicate their lives
01:15to sports. Now, Sweeney appears to be answering the controversy in her own way. Is her latest Instagram
01:22post a playful comeback, a defense of the campaign, or simply a reminder that she isn't backing down?
01:28Either way, the conversation around Sweeney and Novig is clearly far from over.
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