French transgender phenom Julie Tetart looks absolutely unstoppable in latest videos, but WNBA still silent

For a league that's built on being pro-trans in sports, it remains a mystery as to why a WNBA team hasn't kicked the tires on French basketball phenom Julie Tetart, especially a team that might have to face Angel Reese in the playoffs.

As Reese dominates in the paint and collects 'mebounds' at a record pace to the point where even woke ESPN is mentioning the rebound phenomenon, Tetart has been preparing for the 2026-27 French LF2 season with the Monaco Basket Association team.

In video released this week by Monaco, Tetart appeared chiseled beyond anything you'd see out of the WNBA and ready to dominate a league that already proved it couldn't handle the transgender scoring and rebounding machine.

"If they contact me, I won't say no," the 34-year-old biological male told OutKick earlier this month .

FRENCH TRANS PHENOM JULIE TÉTART LOOKS WNBA-READY — SO WHY HASN’T THE ‘INCLUSIVE’ LEAGUE CALLED? Apparently, the WNBA still hasn't called, but why? Teams are getting absolutely destroyed by Reese on the glass.

"Fact: Reese leads the league in total second-chance points this season with 148, which is 30% of her total 499 points.

According to Elias, second-chance points account for 26.7% of her career total, the highest percentage of any active player and ninth all time," ESPN continued.

If only there was a rebounder in the world who could go toe-to-toe with Reese.

Go watch that video above again.

What do you notice? It's simple: muscle, core, leg strength.

Tetart spent all summer in the gym and it shows.

ESPN TURNS ANGEL REESE’S 49 ‘MEBOUNDS’ INTO PROOF THAT SHE’S A LEGENDARY WNBA REBOUNDER This is the exact athlete that Reese doesn't face on a nightly basis.

Now I want you to watch the athletes Reese is rebounding against.

Watch this whole video.