Azzi Fudd, a Dallas Wings guard and 2026 No.1 draft pick, made history by winning the WNBA 3-Point Contest during the 2026 All-Star weekend.She scored 30 of 40 possible points in the final round, showcasing her precision and composure under pressure.Fudd, who entered the All-Star break averaging 2.2 three-pointers per game, attributed her success to years of dedicated practice and rehabilitation from previous injuries.Her repetitive shooting during rehab helped refine her form and build the rhythm needed to excel in the contest.Fudd acknowledged her nerves during the event but emphasized her comfort with the set shot, calling it 'muscle memory.' Her victory marks a significant milestone for rookie players in the WNBA, highlighting her potential as a future star.

The contest, part of the WNBA All-Star festivities in Chicago, also featured other events like the Shooting Stars competition, where Team Washington emerged victorious.

Fudd's achievement underscores her rapid rise in the league and sets a new precedent for young athletes aiming to make an impact early in their careers.