- Report: Cavs to be without 2 key role players for Wednesday’s game vs. Heat
- Report: Cavs having Evan Mobley watch clips of Anthony Davis as part of his development
- Darius Garland emphatically declares that the Cavs are ‘back’ after snapping their losing streak
- Report: Cavs expect Lamar Stevens to return to lineup vs. Magic
- Report: Evan Mobley expected to return from injury for Cavs in Saturday’s game vs. Magic
- JaVale McGee’s angry response to claim he ruined Cavs run in loss to Suns with bad foul
- LeBron James, Kevin Love celebrate Cavs teammate Iman Shumpert winning ‘Dancing with the Stars’
- Report: Kevin Durant expected to play for Nets in Monday’s game vs. Cavs
- Jarrett Allen admits he was unsure about fit with Evan Mobley but saw potential ‘immediately’
- Channing Frye’s hilarious reaction to suggestion that Lakers will have massive fire sale at trade deadline
Ric Flair Sends Message to LeBron Haters as Cavs Prepare for Game 2
- Updated: May 15, 2018
The Cleveland Cavaliers are just hours away from taking the court for Game 2 against the Boston Celtics in the Eastern Conference Finals.
While Game 1 did not go as the Cavs would have liked, as they were dominated for much of the contest on their way to a 108-83 loss, they have a secret weapon in their corner for Game 2.
Wrestling icon and LeBron James fan Ric Flair took to Twitter to remind his followers never to doubt the King.
The King Says He Has Zero Level Of Concern And He Didn’t Go To College So It’s Not March Madness. So If The King Is Not Concerned, I Am Not Concerned! Go @cavs! WOOOOO! @KingJames pic.twitter.com/ouHerupG2b
— Ric Flair® (@RicFlairNatrBoy) May 15, 2018
Flair is, of course, referencing James’ own words following Game 1. The three-time NBA champ assured fans that he was not concerned about the lopsided loss on Sunday.
James had an uncharacteristically average performance in Game 1 when he finished the night with just 15 points on 31.3 percent shooting. Based on that, it seems reasonable for Flair and the rest of his fans to expect a pretty sizable bounce-back in Game 2.
Early on Tuesday, James was seen warming up and taking shots at Boston’s TD Garden hours before tip off. Considering that, it seems Flair’s confidence is at the exact right level.
Related Posts
About Jonathan Sherman
You must be logged in to post a comment Login