PHOTO: Nika Muhl gives a glimpse of her fitness in latest mirror selfie with Mad Max

Nika Muhl's latest social media post gave fans a glimpse of her fitness. The Seattle Storm guard posted a mirror selfie on her Instagram story featuring her cat, Mad Max. In the picture, Muhl showed off her torso while holding Max in her left hand.

The image highlighted the women's underwear brand Woxer, with Muhl showcasing the Woxer tag on her boxers. She included a caption in her post to promote the brand.

"In our @woxer"

Muhl shows off her fitness on her IG story. (Credits: IG / @nika.muhl)

On Nov. 3, Muhl shared two pictures on her Instagram handle, introducing her 521K followers to her cats, Mad Max and G. She revealed the cats's names in the caption of her post.

"Day 1 featuring Mad Max & G 🦿lets get it"

She tagged Motley Zoo Animal Rescue in the picture, hinting that the latest additions to her family were adopted from an animal rescue shelter. In the picture, Muhl is wearing a black hoodie and lying on the bed, holding her cats in her arms. She has also donned a knee brace because of her injury while playing overseas in the Turkish League.

On Oct.3, Nika Muhl suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament and meniscus in her left knee while playing her first game for Besiktas in the Turkish Women's Basketball League. Per Percy Allen from the Seattle Times, Muhl underwent a successful surgery on Nov. 1 and is recovering for now.

Nika Muhl announces partnership with luxury automobile giant

Nika Muhl announced her collaboration with luxury automobile manufacturer Mazda on her Instagram handle. The Seattle Storm guard uploaded pictures of herself sitting in a Mazda vehicle and shared snapshots from the Mazda commercial featuring her.

She expressed her gratitude towards the partnership in her post.

"Style meets performance, just like on the court. It was so cool to partner with @MazdaUSA to share what moves me," Muhl wrote.

On Oct. 30, Muhl shared the Mazda commercial featuring her on her Instagram handle. In the video, the Storm guard is seen stepping out of a Mazda car and hooping on the court. Muhl also shared her backstory, telling the audience about her upbringing in a household with basketball parents and what she aspires to do as a basketball player in the future.

"There are so many women that come before me in this sport," Muhl said. "I just always wanna be an advocate and a voice for them first, and then obviously for the younger generations coming after us."

Nika Muhl did not see much playtime in her rookie season at Seattle. She only appeared in 16 games with an average game time of 3.6 minutes. However, the fans can expect Storm to play her more in her second season in the WNBA.