“I take full responsibility”: Russell Westbrook breaks his silence on ejection after altercation with Rajon Rondo in Wizards’ loss to Hawks
Russell Westbrook admits his fault after his ejection from the game against the Hawks. This was a result of his encounters with Rajon Rondo.
Russell Westbrook is known for having a short temper while playing on the court. He gives his all, every match. Sometimes that leads to him getting into some altercations with opposition players. On Friday night, Westbrook was ejected out of the game after receiving two technical fouls.
The Wizards are now on yet another 4-game slide. They may have to trade Bradley Beal, who’s leading the NBA in scoring thus far.
Westbrook and Rondo went at each other whenever they got the chance last night. Early in the 4th quarter, Russ seemed to have shoved Rondo as he saw the ball go in the basket. This caused the referees to hand Westbrook his second technical foul and eject him from the game.
‘I don’t agree with the 2nd technical ‘: Russell Westbrook disagrees with his ejection
Russell Westbrook opened up about his emotions and admitted his mistake for which he received the technical foul. He also added:
“Ah, sh**. Honestly, it’s more on me. I cannot allow myself to stoop down to anybody’s level. That’s not my character, who I am…I take full responsibility for all of that. I don’t agree with the 2nd T, but that’s neither here nor there.”
Russell Westbrook on getting ejected after his back-and-forth with Rajon Rondo: “I can’t allow myself just to stoop down to anybody’s level.” https://t.co/FmiOtBTzMZ
— Chase Hughes (@ChaseHughesNBCS) January 30, 2021
https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
Westbrook has been awarded technical fouls his whole career. This season too, he is among the top of the list with 4 technical fouls.
Russ had to stew in the locker room as his Wizards lost yet another game. The Hawks got the better of the Wizards 116-100. Westbrook and Beal both finished with 26 points each in the loss. While the Hawks’ Trae Young had an outstanding 41-point performance.
About the author
-
Nithin Joseph •
“2 All-Stars Calling Each Other Bums, It’s Crazy!”: Kobe Bryant’s Role in Paul George and Devin Booker’s Feud Analyzed by Patrick Beverley
-
Joseph Galizia •
Once Close To LeBron James And His Mother, Lester Conner Contributes LBJ Calling Himself “King” To Why People Hate Him
-
Prateek Singh •
Caitlin Clark Opens Up About Joining Unrivaled League With Angel Reese and Breanna Stewart
-
Saurav Sharma •
LeBron James: Playing in NBA restart won’t affect ability to inspire change, reports claim
-
Akash Murty •
Is Nikola Jokic Playing Tonight vs Brooklyn Nets? Nuggets’ 2x MVP’s Injury Update Amid Losing Streak
-
Samir Mehdi •
“Poor People Are Too Stupid To Know They’re Chess Pieces”: When Charles Barkley Went Off on USA’s Political State
