Bill Walton Clowns Nate Robinson Getting Knocked Out by Jake Paul On Live TV During UNC vs Texas
Bill Walton roasting Nate Robinson on Live TV is going viral. During the UNC vs Texas game, Bill Walton clowned Nate Robinson getting knocked out by Jake Paul.
When Garrison Brooks when down with an injury, Bill Walton dissed Nate Robinson saying “He’s getting up quicker than Nate Robinson did“. Naturally social media went crazy with emotions of anger and laughter.

It’s been a rough past few weeks for Nate Robinson ever since losing to Jake Paul. He has become the focus of many internet memes, and the Nate Robinson Challenge went viral. Before his match with Jake Paul, Nate Robinson said he would knock him out in honor of NBA athletes, but it all backfired.
Now even NBA legends like Bill Walton are clowning Nate Robinson for getting knocked out. It won’t be surprising if we see Nate Robinson take a break from social media. Maybe Adam Silver should look out for Nate and throw him an NBA contract.
Author: JordanThrilla
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