Isabelle Harrison shows off chiseled abs in striking pregame look despite missing Tempo game originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.Isabelle Harrison was not available to help the Toronto Tempo on the court Thursday night, but that did not stop her from making a statement before the game.Harrison showed off her chiseled abs in a striking pregame look ahead of Torontos matchup against the Minnesota Lynx at Scotiabank Arena. Athlete Vanity shared photos of the 6-foot-5 forwards outfit shortly before the opening tip.It was another eye-catching tunnel appearance from Harrison, who has been sidelined by soreness in her left knee. Toronto officially ruled her out approximately 15 minutes before Thursdays game after initially listing her as questionable. Although Harrison could not play, she still made sure to support her teammates while bringing plenty of personality to the arena.Isabelle Harrison makes pregame fashion statementHarrison has long been one of the WNBAs most fashionable players, and Thursdays appearance continued that trend. The 32-year-old confidently displayed her toned midsection in a pregame outfit that perfectly blended athleticism and style. Her visible abs immediately stood out as she arrived for the Tempos home game.Isabelle Harrison https://t.co/yYujvLUs9kpic.twitter.com/ZTEt3sbqwK Athlete Vanity (@AthleteVanity) July 30, 2026Harrisons appearance also served as a reminder that a player does not have to be active to participate in the WNBAs growing tunnel-fashion culture. Pregame arrivals have become an increasingly popular part of the leagues coverage, allowing players to display their personalities before turning their attention to basketball. Unfortunately for Toronto, Harrisons night was limited to watching from the sideline.The veteran forward was attempting to avoid missing a second consecutive game because of the knee issue, but the Tempo elected not to risk further aggravation.No timetable was immediately provided for Harrisons return.Harrisons absence is a major loss for TorontoToronto has been without one of its most productive and efficient players at a difficult point in the season. Harrison entered Thursday averaging 13.8 points, 6.4 rebounds, 1.6 assists, 0.8 steals and 0.7 blocks across 16 appearances. She has shot an impressive 51.8 percent from the field and 44.1 percent from beyond the arc.Those numbers represent one of the strongest seasons of Harrisons WNBA career. The former Tennessee standout was playing particularly well before the knee soreness emerged. She erupted for 26 points and 11 rebounds in only 22 minutes during Torontos July 20 loss to the Las Vegas Aces.Harrison made eight of her 11 field-goal attempts in that game, including three of six shots from 3-point range. She also converted nine of her 10 free throws. Her combination of size, rebounding and outside shooting gives Toronto a dimension that is difficult to replace. Temi Fagbenle and Teonni Key were expected to receive additional opportunities with Harrison unavailable.MORE:Portland Fires best win of difficult season came against Caitlin Clark, Fever ahead of Friday rematchTempo face difficult test without HarrisonHarrisons absence came at an especially inconvenient time for the Tempo. Toronto entered Thursdays game with a 10-17 record and a four-game losing streak. The expansion franchise was preparing to face a Minnesota team that owned the WNBAs best record at 23-6.The Lynx had also won eight consecutive games, making Harrisons scoring and rebounding even more valuable. Toronto will hope the decision to hold Harrison out prevents a relatively minor knee problem from becoming something more serious. With the Tempo attempting to remain within reach of the playoff race, getting one of their most dependable offensive players healthy will be essential.Harrison could not give Toronto a lift on the court Thursday, but her bold pregame look still ensured she would not go unnoticed.More WNBA news:Portland Fires best win of difficult season came against Caitlin Clark, Fever ahead of Friday rematchDiJonai Carrington set for emotional Sky debut against former team after long injury absenceWNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert reveals what fans misunderstand about her jobPaige Bueckers reveals why Fever star is WNBAs hardest player to guardWNBA All-Star ticket prices explode as last-minute deals disappear in Chicago