Ben Simmons Comeback Attempt Ending With Achilles Tear Before Start of Season Stuns Fans – “This Sport Is So Cruel”
Ben Simmons was about to complete his return to the NBA after sitting out a year recovering from persistent injuries.
Ben Simmons tears his Achilles tendon (Image via Complex Sports/X)
Even though LeBron James and other players moving teams have drawn a lot of curiosity for the upcoming NBA season, many were also eager to see how Ben Simmons makes his comeback.
Over the course of the offseason, clips from his workouts down in Australia started showing up on social media. At the time, many were back to their trolling best, calling out the point guard for doing this year after year, but coming up short with his health and lack of motivation.
But in those clips, Simmons reiterated that he was on a mission to prove his naysayers wrong. He was visibly in the best shape considering his age, but fans wondered who would sign him, with his questionable history hanging over his head.
Even when the media was trying to indirectly promote him, they lost their minds. Fans called out the intentional effort to talk about a player who repeatedly let his teams down, while other deserving athletes do not get a mention.
Eventually, Simmons landed on the Sacramento Kings on another one-year prove-it deal. Then, in preseason games, the opinion about the 30-year-old started to change to the point where many were looking forward to how he could impact the team.
An MRI confirmed a season-ending torn right Achilles tendon for Ben Simmons. A devastating turn of events on the eve of his NBA return after rehabilitating from back surgeries.
— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) October 18, 2026
With just one day remaining before Ben Simmons makes his return after a year out, devastating news came out. The 6’10” star tore his right Achilles tendon, which effectively ends his season even before it began.
Fans support Ben Simmons after injury news
In layman’s terms, Ben Simmons is on a contract that should not bother most basketball fans. But this is a player who was on a superstar trajectory before his playoff debacle with the Philadelphia 76ers.
That is why this news went viral, drawing millions of views and thousands of reactions in no time. Many of the reactions were that of pure shock, and others were those of fans feeling bad for the star. Check out examples of those various comments below.
@ShamsCharania God damn this sport is so cruel
— Blazers Lead (@BlazersLead) October 18, 2026
@ShamsCharania life ain’t fair man
— csb (@itsCSB__) October 18, 2026
@ShamsCharania Man, this genuinely sucks for him. Was finally looking like he was enjoying playing ball.
— MFFL NATION (@NationMffl) October 18, 2026
@ShamsCharania Whole world was rooting for him 💔😔
— Brady 🎃 (@PlayoffBrady) October 18, 2026
@ShamsCharania Damn. In his comeback. That’s sad
— 𝙃𝙀𝘼𝙏 𝙉𝘼𝙏𝙄𝙊𝙉 (@HeatvsHaters) October 18, 2026
@ShamsCharania this ain’t even funny this is just tragic
— Fl!p (@6FlipSide4) October 18, 2026
@ShamsCharania Just hope the people around him are keeping him positive. Can’t imagine the mental toll this takes after working so hard to get back.
— Sixers Nation (@PHLSixersNation) October 18, 2026
@ShamsCharania Damn 💔 bro was hooping
— timid soul. (@mojitololito) October 18, 2026
For someone busy pro fishing, coming back to the NBA was probably on the back burner. But for him to work that hard on himself and come this close to a comeback, it is probably the worst news a player could get. That is why fans discarded their usual trolling self to send him messages of support.
Ben Simmons vows to come back
Surgery now will require nearly a year to recover completely. Tyrese Haliburton and Damian Lillard decided to skip last season to ensure they are completely healthy before returning this season.

An injury now means that Ben Simmons will watch the 2026-27 season from his home as he waits for his repaired Achilles to bond tightly enough before he can even run. However, that setback will not stop the LSU alum from fulfilling his NBA comeback dream.
I’ve been knocked down before, and I’ve always found a way to get back up. This time will be no different.
Ben Simmons wrote on IG

This is a clear indication that the three-time All-Star will be working hard on his recovery and will attempt to return next season. The Sacramento Kings will honor his $3.5 million contract. Whether they will hand out another one next season remains to be seen.
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