Off the court, Kyrie Irving has taken a number of contentious positions. In addition to making statements that the earth is flat, he got into trouble with the NBA community when he refused to be vaccinated during the epidemic. However, the former NBA champion’s perspective on the women’s game is something that everyone respects. Irving has demonstrated once more that, contrary to what many people believe, he is not attempting to belittle them.
While receiving a haircut on The TylilShow Live, streamer Tylil asked the Dallas Mavericks player how much he would average in the WNBA in a lighthearted manner.
In contrast to his candor during the majority of the interview, Kyrie just declined to respond to the question out of deference to the players he had previously referred to as his “sisters.” Not surprisingly, given Kyrie’s generally positive treatment of women.
Irving demanded: “I’m not going to say that bro,”. “I don’t disrespect the game like that, come on.”
“Why can’t we as NBA players have a stake or some sort type equity in the WNBA team? Those are our sisters,”
Tylil ignored the hint even at that point. By claiming that he would average a triple double in the WNBA, he persisted in his disparaging remarks. But let’s face it, he wouldn’t.
The attitude gap between Irving and his host was further demonstrated in this part. Kyrie’s admiration for the W is not new; he has already stated his appreciation for the league as a whole.
