The Dallas Mavericks staged an incredible comeback in Game 4 at the American Airlines Center Sunday, after dropping their previous three games. The Boston Celtics were defeated by their team by a score of 38 points thanks to the play of Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving.
Luka was missed by Mavs this game
Despite the 1-3 deficit they still need to overcome, the Mavs’ camp and the team’s support base have optimism again after their convincing victory. German soccer icon Toni Kroos is one of the fans who is still cheering for the Mavericks. He recently used social media to promote fellow Real Madrid legend Luka Doncic and his squad.
Tony Kroos cheers for Luka Doncic
After the EURO 2024 competition, Kroos will also be retiring from international soccer, having recently played his final game for Real Madrid. It goes without saying that the six-time Champions League winner supports the Dallas Mavericks, who were once led by former Real Madrid player Luka Doncic, given his importance to the squad.
In fact, when Kroos attends NBA games courtside, he is frequently spotted wearing a Mavs uniform. Following the Mavericks’ crucial victory in Game 4, Kroos was forced to demonstrate his allegiance.
Posting a picture of the final score of the game on X, the 34-year-old wrote, “Not over till it’s over.”
Not over till it’s over https://t.co/DKSplc45zi
— Toni Kroos (@ToniKroos) June 15, 2024
For the Dallas club’s supporters, the 122-84 victory over the squad that had won three straight games has worked like a charm. Now, the series is not over until the Celtics record another victory, despite the widespread belief that it is nearly impossible to win four straight games against a team like Boston.
No team has ever recovered from a 0–3 deficit in history. In that equation, the all-time record is 0-156. Thus, it will be remembered as the greatest comeback in NBA history if Dallas wins.
The greatest comeback to date in the Finals occurred in 2016 when the Cavaliers defeated the Warriors in series after trailing 1-3. Thus, Luka has a lot of responsibility if the Mavericks are to win the Larry O’Brien trophy for the second time.
