Chicago, Illinois - Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky got their revenge against Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever, and their latest rivalry rematch has shattered WNBA viewership records.

The Sky took a slim 88-87 win over the Fever on Sunday, exactly one week after Indiana reigned supreme in a fiery matchup in Indianapolis.

While the Caitlin Clark effect has been evident since before the season even kicked off, her tense rivalry with the former LSU star has added another layer to the spectacle.

Per ESPN, Sunday's game averaged 2.3 million viewers – the most ever for a WNBA on the network and the most across all networks in over two decades.

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The numbers narrowly edged out last week's game, which pulled in 2.25 million.

Clark and Reese first sparked a rivalry in college, with LSU drawing first blood with a March Madness championship win in 2023 before Clark's Iowa got their revenge in 2024's Elite Eight battle.

The pair's final collegiate showdown broke NCAA viewership records, and it looks like their impact on the big leagues is no different.

The athletes' bad blood rose to new heights during last week's Sky-Fever game, where Reese received a flagrant foul for swiping Clark in the head.

With the NCAA's leading scorer making the most headlines, Reese has fought for attention for herself and her fellow hoopers across the league.

But the Bayou Barbie has said she's willing to play the "bad guy" if it means the WNBA will continue to earn such remarkable success.