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[[tmz:video id="0_nf7w1cc6"]] With all the fights in the NBA lately, we had to ask Wnba legend Chamique Holdsclaw if there was ever a female baller she just didn't mess with in the women's league.   And she definitely produced a name.  First off, Chamique was no cupcake ... 6'2", 172 lbs and was a 2-time rebounding champion during her legendary career. Bottom line -- she was a beast.  But Holdsclaw tells TMZ Sports ... the baddest chick she ever played against...

Albert Haynesworth's ex-girlfriend is breaking her silence ... essentially claiming the ex-nfl star is lying about her being a racist and violent person. TMZ Sports broke the story ... Haynesworth claims he's the victim of domestic violence at the hands of Brittany Jackson, a former college basketball star. They dated for years and have a young child together. Haynesworth claims she physically and emotionally abused him and called him the n-word.  But Brittany says that's just not...

[[tmz:video id="0_ewl9vmmx"]] One of the greatest female basketball players ever is calling out Jameis Winston ... saying the time of women being silent, submissive and meek is Over ... and he'd better get used to it.TMZ Sports spoke with Chamique Holdsclaw, a former 2-time Ncaa player of the year and 6-time Wnba All-Star who says Jameis was Way Off when he told elementary school kids that women are "supposed to be silent, polite and gentle." "Young girls to be silent?...

The day before the Ncaa Women’s title game, Logo said it will launch its 2016 documentary slate on May 3 with Mind/Game: The Unquiet Journey of Chamique Holdsclaw, about the women’s basketball star whose career was cut short by mental illness. Other films coming this summer focus on a love story between an American soldier and an Iraqi translator, a writing program for imprisoned women and a look at women in the culinary world. Mind/Game explores the challenges of mental…...

From director Rick Goldsmith, who I had the pleasure of meeting in person at the Independent Film Week panel a couple of years ago, comes a feature documentary several years in the making (nearing completion) on former Wnba star, Olympic gold medalist and Tennessee All-American basketball player Chamique Holdsclaw - a star athlete and public personality who was treated for depression until being diagnosed with bipolar disorder after breaking the car windows and shooting into the vehicle belonging to another Wnba player, and her then ex-girlfriend, Jennifer Lacy, which Holdsclaw pleaded guilty to, resulting in three years' probation and a $3,000 fine.  Goldsmith's...

From director Rick Goldsmith, who I had the pleasure of meeting in person at the Independent Film Week panel I moderated a month ago, comes a feature documentary (currently a work-in-progress) on former Wnba star, Olympic gold medalist and Tennessee All-American basketball player Chamique Holdsclaw - a star athlete and public personality who was treated for depression until being diagnosed with bipolar disorder after breaking the car windows and shooting into the vehicle belonging to another Wnba player and her then ex-girlfriend, Jennifer Lacy, which Holdsclaw pleaded guilty to, resulting in three years' probation and a $3,000 fine.  Goldsmith's upcoming...