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NBA legend in utter disbelief as heated fan throws his jersey to floor after being refused autograph
It doesn’t get much more awkward than this. NBA legend David Robinson had a strange exchange with a fan recently that resulted in a jersey with his name on it being thrown at his feet. David Robinson (left) is considered one of the best centers of all timeGetty Former San Antonio Spurs superstar Robinson is considered one of the greatest centers of all time. He picked up two NBA championships in 1999 and 2003 and is a fan favorite across the league. However, the 7-foot-tall giant may have fallen out of favor with one fan during the Final Four festivities for March Madness in San Antonio, Texas, last week. A video has gone viral of Robinson’s awkward encounter with an individual during a meet and greet with fans outside the Alamodome. The video shows Robinson waiting in line with fans surrounding him. One fan can be seen approaching the 1992 Olympic Dream Team member and asking him to sign a jersey, but Robinson seemingly refuses as he’s busy with the crowd. The fan then drops the jersey at his feet and walks away. Robinson looks bewildered, possibly confused as to why someone would get so upset about a signature that they’d drop his jersey on the ground in front of him. Fans online reacted to the clip and are split as to who was in the wrong. “Athletes should also support the people that support them. It takes 2 seconds to sign something,” one fan wrote on X. A fan approached Robinson during a meet and greet at the Final Four festivities in San AntonioX@MrBuckBuckNBA The fan threw his jersey to the floor and stormed off after being refused an autographX@MrBuckBuckNBA Robinson turned around in complete disbeliefX@MrBuckBuckNBA “If bro signs your autograph, he’s signing everyone’s… yea it’s 30 seconds to you, but someone else sees that it’s over with for his whole day,” another fan wrote on X. “Damn! It’s a 2 way street. You’re making a public appearance because of your fans and when the fans show up, you won’t sign an autograph on the jersey the person bought because he’s a fan? Then again, if he’s sign one autograph, he gotta sign 100 autographs and he didn’t come there for all of that,” one fan posted on X. While the fan’s intention isn’t known, it’s understandable why he want Robinson’s signature. Robinson, along with his two NBA championships, is a 10-time All-Star, a two-time Olympic gold medal winner, a Hall of Famer and also picked up the 1995 NBA MVP. He is a true legend of the game, demonstrated by the fact that he was named to the NBA 50th Anniversary and 75th Anniversary teams. Despite losing one fan that day, Robinson will remain a favorite amongst millions. NBA's Greatest Greatest NBA players in the world right now – from Luka Doncic to Spurs phenom Victor Wembanyama Best players in NBA history to never win a championship – James Harden and Carmelo Anthony to Allen Iverson and Karl Malone 10 richest owners in the NBA – family empires, media moguls and investment gurus Michael Jordan’s top 10 scoring games – counting down MJ’s most extraordinary totals
It doesn’t get much more awkward than this.
NBA legend David Robinson had a strange exchange with a fan recently that resulted in a jersey with his name on it being thrown at his feet.
Former San Antonio Spurs superstar Robinson is considered one of the greatest centers of all time.
He picked up two NBA championships in 1999 and 2003 and is a fan favorite across the league.
However, the 7-foot-tall giant may have fallen out of favor with one fan during the Final Four festivities for March Madness in San Antonio, Texas, last week.
A video has gone viral of Robinson’s awkward encounter with an individual during a meet and greet with fans outside the Alamodome.
The video shows Robinson waiting in line with fans surrounding him.
One fan can be seen approaching the 1992 Olympic Dream Team member and asking him to sign a jersey, but Robinson seemingly refuses as he’s busy with the crowd.
The fan then drops the jersey at his feet and walks away.
Robinson looks bewildered, possibly confused as to why someone would get so upset about a signature that they’d drop his jersey on the ground in front of him.
Fans online reacted to the clip and are split as to who was in the wrong.
“Athletes should also support the people that support them. It takes 2 seconds to sign something,” one fan wrote on X.
“If bro signs your autograph, he’s signing everyone’s… yea it’s 30 seconds to you, but someone else sees that it’s over with for his whole day,” another fan wrote on X.
“Damn! It’s a 2 way street. You’re making a public appearance because of your fans and when the fans show up, you won’t sign an autograph on the jersey the person bought because he’s a fan? Then again, if he’s sign one autograph, he gotta sign 100 autographs and he didn’t come there for all of that,” one fan posted on X.
While the fan’s intention isn’t known, it’s understandable why he want Robinson’s signature.
Robinson, along with his two NBA championships, is a 10-time All-Star, a two-time Olympic gold medal winner, a Hall of Famer and also picked up the 1995 NBA MVP.
He is a true legend of the game, demonstrated by the fact that he was named to the NBA 50th Anniversary and 75th Anniversary teams.
Despite losing one fan that day, Robinson will remain a favorite amongst millions.
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