Jalen Brunson main events, Karl-Anthony Towns chokeslams WWE superstars in return to Madison Square Garden
Jalen Brunson Headlines WWE Return to Madison Square Garden, Karl-Anthony Towns Delivers Crushing Chokeslams
Fresh off leading the New York Knicks to their first NBA championship in more than five decades, Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns received a hero’s welcome during WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event at Madison Square Garden. The two Knicks stars brought championship energy to the iconic arena, giving fans another unforgettable celebration.
Brunson appeared in the show’s closing segment alongside Roman Reigns, where the Finals MVP was greeted with loud “MVP” chants from the New York crowd. Reigns honored Brunson by presenting him with a custom Knicks-themed WWE Championship belt, celebrating the franchise’s historic NBA title.
The celebration, however, was briefly interrupted when Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton made a surprise appearance. Aligning himself with Seth Rollins, Haliburton attempted to spoil the festivities, reigniting the rivalry that had developed during the NBA playoffs. Brunson, despite recently recovering from wrist surgery, got involved in the confrontation and helped Reigns regain control before the champions celebrated once again inside the ring.
Earlier in the evening, Karl-Anthony Towns had already electrified the crowd with a memorable cameo. Appearing during Danhausen’s No Disqualification Match, Towns stormed into the ring and delivered powerful chokeslams to JD McDonagh and Dominik Mysterio, helping Danhausen secure the victory. The crowd erupted as the Knicks big man showcased surprising wrestling skills in one of the night’s biggest highlights.
The event featured several nods to New York’s NBA championship, including the appearance of the Larry O’Brien Trophy, as WWE and the Knicks celebrated the city’s long-awaited basketball success. The crossover between basketball and professional wrestling proved to be a major attraction, with fans embracing both the championship celebration and the entertaining in-ring appearances from Brunson and Towns.
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