Russell Westbrook He’s been the most criticized actor of the season so far, and now the criticism has even reached his family. Recently, his wife, Nina Westbrook, revealed how fans have been wishing death threats on them. The critiques were good and okay personally for Russell Westbrook all his years in the league. Because he welcomes critics when it comes to shooting and not shooting himself. But now it’s getting harder to just let it flow and ignore it, as fans drag Russell Westbrook’s private life into their critique.
Recently, the San Antonio Spurs hosted the Los Angeles Lakers at the AT&T Center. After a close-knit and head-to-head encounter between the two. San Antonio Spurs are behind LeBron James less Los Angeles Lakers. The final box score stands at 117-110. The supporting roster that lacked LeBron James’s MVP caliber performance did a good job, but being understaffed puts him on the losing side. Currently, the Los Angeles Lakers are in ninth place in the western conference with a record of 28 wins and 36 losses in .438 as they have only won two of their last ten games.
In the game, Russell Westbrook gave himself a double-double, but was nicknamed “Westbrick” after the fans sitting on the side of the court went viral on the internet. After the match, even Russell gave an apt explanation when asked about the criticism he’s received throughout the season and how it has affected his family, especially his three beautiful children.
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About Russell Westbrook family and critics
Russell Westbrook gave reporters his response to the criticism and how his family has dealt with it: “When it started affecting my family and my wife… Even today, my mother said something about it. It even affects their attendance. I don’t even want to bring my kids to the game because I don’t want people to hear that they call their father useless nicknames because he’s playing the game he loves. It’s gotten so bad that my family doesn’t even want to go to home games, any games, that not only are media platforms around the world constantly using it to embarrass me. This is very unfortunate for me, it makes me very sad and I am at a point where I will continue to address this. It’s just unfortunate.”
Russell Westbrook I hate being called “Westbrick” It is very understandable because it is more about his family. Because his son loves the surname Noah very much, he is always referred to by that name. Fans should stop dragging families of such players into the conversation as at the end of the day this is a game of skill and the innocent members have nothing to do about it. Brodie also mentioned that he wouldn’t like to be referred to as “Westbrick” from now on and would make sure it appeals to anyone and everyone who does.
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