Fans all say the same thing after Angel Reese endorses 1,200-calorie McDonald’s meal

WNBA star Angel Reese has signed a deal with beloved fast-food brand McDonald’s, creating her own signature meal which contains 1,200 calories.

The Angel Reese special features a BBQ Bacon Quarter Pounder with Cheese, which is one of McDonald’s signature sandwiches, featuring a new Bold BBQ Sauce, fries and a drink.

Reese’s fans were quick to all say the same thing about her partnership with McDonald’s, that the popular chain should have given her burger a different name.

Reese is the first female athlete to have a national meal deal with one of the largest fast-food chains in the country.

It marks another accomplishment for the Chicago Sky star as she is at the forefront in the rise in popularity of women’s basketball. +Reese, alongside rival Caitlin Clark, have taken women’s basketball to a higher level of interest over the last two years.

Now, Reese’s fans have given her honorary burger a name change.

Reese is the first female athlete to have a national meal deal with fast-food brand McDonald’s

The Angel Reese special features a BBQ Bacon Quarter Pounder with Cheese, fries, and a drink

‘Congrats! It should’ve been called the McDouble-double,’ a WNBA fan said, referencing Reese’s record-breaking moment from 2024.

‘A double double, the Juju Reese way,’ one of her fans said on X.

‘A double double fasho,’ another person said alongside emojis of a basketball, a hamburger, and French fries.

‘Hmmmm!! Double- double sounds familiar,’ WNBA legend Lisa Leslie responded to Reese.

A collection of social-media messages about Angel Reese’s new meal with McDonald’s

Reese’s deal with McDonald’s is not the first time she has partnered with a food brand.

Last year, Reese’s Pieces combined with the now-Unrivaled star for Rose BC to have her face on their candy wrappers.

In her rookie WNBA season, Reese set the league record for consecutive double-doubles with 15, taking down the previous record of 13.

Reese was a WNBA All-Star during her rookie season, although the Chicago Sky did not make the playoffs.