"Tyrese walking out like Jonathas brother" - NBA fans poke fun at Tyrese Haliburton being escorted by special company in Paris

NBA fans reacted to Tyrese Haliburton showing up for clubbing after winning gold at the Paris Olympics. In a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, the Indiana Pacers star was seen coming out of a limo right in front of the club's main entrance.

Before Haliburton came out, five women came out of the car. Haliburton was wearing a Team USA jacket and the gold medal as he made his entry into the club.

Watching the Team USA star being escorted by a special company of five women, some fans said he might not have scored on the basketball court but he is scoring outside of it.

"Didn’t put numbers up on the court but..." a fan wrote.

"Bro pullin more numbers off the courts than on," another fan wrote.

One of the fans wrote that Haliburton's face looks like he already knows that he is going to get roasted on X.

"Why his face look like I gonna get cooked on X," a fan wrote.

Reacting to his winter jacket, a fan hilariously wrote that they didn't know it was snowing in Paris.

"I ain’t know Paris be having snowstorms," a fan wrote.

"Tyrese walking out like a Jonathas brother," a fan wrote.

Some made fun of Tyrese Haliburton for wearing his gold medal to the club.

"Is he really wearing his medal out to a nightclub?" a fan wrote.

A fan hilariously wrote that given what Steph Curry has done on the court, he would have a bus full of women if he were single like Haliburton.

“5 girls in a limo after winning and he didn’t even play. Steph Curry woulda had to rent a giant bus if he was single," a fan wrote.

Tyrese Haliburton roasts himself after Paris Olympic gold

Tyrese Haliburton played only three of the six games for Team USA at the Paris Olympics. Given how loaded the roster was and how young Haliburton is, it wasn't because of his talent.

Right after winning gold at the Olympics, Haliburton trolled himself on social media. He posted a picture of himself flaunting the gold medal and wrote,

"When you ain’t do nun on the group project and still get an A."

Coach Steve Kerr didn't have Haliburton in his regular rotation and the Pacers star played the lowest total minutes (26 minutes) of all players on the team. This, however, doesn't take anything away from how spectacular Haliburton has been for the Indiana Pacers.

In the Paris Olympics, if anything Tyrese Haliburton has gained, it is the brain of some of the greatest basketball players.