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Azzi Fudd Makes WNBA History With 3-Point Contest Win

Azzi Fudd made history, becoming the first rookie to ever win the WNBA 3-point contest. Her score of 30 in the Final round was also the highest single-round score by a rookie in the WNBA 3-point contest. Additionally, Fudd has become the first Wings player to win. With one of the smoothest shooting strokes, Fudd is shooting 38.7% from three.

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