“He should be FIRED” NBA Fans disgusted as viral video reveals Raptors announcer calling Russell Westbrook, WESTBRICK

Russell Westbrook

Russell Westbrook keeps on being spooky by the “Westbrick” moniker given to him by NBA fans. In a viral video from the Lakers’ victory misfortune to the Timberwolves at the Target Center on Wednesday night, Westbrook moved toward a fan that was hollering “Westbrick, I’m you’re biggest fan.”

At the point when the Lakers monitor heard the provoking during pre-game warm-ups, he immediately convoluted, strolled over to the fan, and inquired, “What did you call me?”

The heckler was quick to change their tune and said, “Westbrook, Russell Westbrook. I didn’t mean it like that,” as the former league MVP walked away. At that point, little did Westbrook have any idea that he’d be provoked by Minnesota stars Patrick Beverley and Karl-Anthony Towns for his proceeded with battles in all-out attack mode end.

Not long before halftime, Beverley took the stone off Westbrook and referred to him as “waste” after the play halted on the opposite end. Minnesota was up 62-44 at that point. After the Timberwolves moved past the Lakers 124-104, Westbrook said the waste talk didn’t annoy him.

“I honestly don’t pay no mind to it,” he said.

Another such incident recently when during the match between the Lakers and Raptors when the announcer called him “WESTBRICK” in between the game. The video went viral on the internet and social media.

Russell Westbrook responds to the Haters with a miraculous three-pointer

Los Angeles Lakers watch Russell Westbrook has been tenaciously reprimanded for his terrible play on the court as of late. However, during a stop at Scotiabank Arena Friday night against the Toronto Raptors, the nine-time NBA All-Star depleted a grip 3 before Drake to send the game into extra time, with LA eventually dominating the match, 128-123.

Drake’s “I-didn’t-just-see-what-I-think-I-saw” look as Westbrook hit the shot with nine-tenths of a second left in the guideline is likely perhaps the best game photographs you’ll see all year.

The Grammy champ, who is a worldwide diplomat for the Raps, was in his courtside seats with a container of his buddy LeBron James‘ Lobos 1707 Extra Anejo tequila to watch the wavering Lakers take in his flooding old neighborhood team.

However, what Drake had was the first-column spot as Westbrook grabbed a pass from Scottie Barnes to Precious Achiuwa and continued to race down the floor and hit an inexplicable game-tying 3 directly before the rapper. His stunning response immediately turned into a web sensation with LeBron himself sharing the photograph on his Instagram, subtitling the snap, “MOOD!!!! Hi haters.”

Fans have also reacted to the incident in the reactions below