Brooklyn Nets part-time superstar Kyrie Irving can finally look forward to playing in front of fans in Barclays Center, thanks to NYC Mayor Eric Adams.
Following in the footsteps of Chris Brown's public declaration of support for Kyrie Irving's refusal to get vaccinated, boxing icon Floyd Mayweather Jr. took some time to write the 29-year-old Brooklyn Nets star a note and let him know he's got another famous face in his corner.
The trouble in Brooklyn continues.
Charles Barkley had time for Kyrie Irving.
Twitter feels Kyrie Irving could have just stayed quiet.
What's he talking about?
Monster props to Kyrie for helping those who aren't just protecting their health, but also looking to initiate change at a time when racism, inequality and partisan hatred seem to be reigning supreme.
Kyrie Irving is making good use of his time while not participating in the NBA's "bubble city" restart.
Reportedly Kyrie Irving believes the NBA should be sensitive to social unrest around the globe and should possibly reconsider not restarting the 2019-20 season.
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NYC Mayor Eric Adams Hints At Phasing Out Vaccine Mandate Paving Way For Kyrie Irving To Hoop In Brooklyn
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Floyd Mayweather Pens Note To Kyrie Irving In Support Of His Choice To Not Get Vaccinated
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Charles Barkley Rips Kyrie Irving On Inside The NBA, Says He’s No Muhammad Ali
