Fans roast Caitlin Clark bobblehead doll that looks nothing like Indiana Fever star: 'That's Klay Thompson'

A Caitlin Clark bobblehead became a laughingstock on social media as users slammed it for looking nothing like the Indiana Fever star.

On May 14, user @TwinsJake posted a picture of the limited edition doll that sells for $60 on Foco. However, the comment section was bombarded with jokes about how the bobblehead looks like anyone but Clark.

The doll is supposedly modelled after the WNBA's No. 1 Draft pick in her fever jersey, wearing a massive grin while holding a basketball. While hilarious comparisons included Daddy Yankee, Anthony Rizzo, and Donte DiVincenzo, Klay Thompson of the Golden State Warriors was consistently mentioned by users.

'Klay Thompson???' one user wrote. 'That's definitely Klay Thompson, and you can't tell me otherwise,' another suggested.

'I think they gave you Klay Thompson bro,' a third quipped.

Fans roasted a Caitlin Clark Bobblehead doll, insisting it looks nothing like the Fever rookie 

Fans compared the $60 doll to Tom Brady, Daddy Yankee and Donte DiVincenzo 

Users also heavily compared the bobblehead to Golden State Warriors star Klay Thompson

Another basketball figure that drew comparisons to the doll is retired point guard Mike Bibby. One user suggested that the bobblehead was 'Mike Bibby with lipstick.'

'Why did they make her look like Mike Bibby?' another asked.

'I thought this was a bobblehead of Mike Bibby when he was on the Hawks,' another tweet read.

The post came after Clark and the Fever lost to the Connecticut Sun, 92-71, in her regular season debut. Clark led Indiana in minutes with 32 and again in scoring with 20.

However, her efforts did not keep her team from getting blown out in front of a sold-out crowd on the road.

Another former NBA player who drew comparisons to the bobblehead is Mike Bibby 

The doll's facial structure looks similar to that of Thompson, who won four titles with the Dubs

The post went viral after Clark and the Fever got blown out, 92-71, by the Connecticut Sun

'They punched us in the mouth tonight,' Fever coach Christie Sides said postgame. 'We don't have a lot of practice time for our next one, so we'll be in the gym tomorrow watching a lot of video, trying to figure out how not to turn the ball over 25 times.'

Despite openly critiquing their overall performance, Sides praised the rookie for her performance in the losing effort.

'Caitlin was able to get her some looks and was able to knock them down,' she said of Clark. 'Our spacing was not great, so we're gonna have to work on that.'

The Fever's schedule does not get easier as they gear up to face the New York Liberty, who made the WNBA Finals last season, on Thursday.