Trolls touch ‘racist jerk’ Ryan Clark with brutal joke after Tyrese Haliburton Pacers shoots past Knicks

Tyrese Haliburton’s Game-Tying Zoemer Beater and 31-point efforts in the Indiana Pacers’ overtime profit over the New York Knicks In Game 1 of the Eastern Conference, the final led to a bad evening for ESPN’s Ryan Clark.

The NFL analyst and former Pittsburgh Steelers Safety has been under fire for questioning former colleague Robert Griffin III about his racially mixed marriage.

So when the biracial haliburton sank the knicks with his white girlfriend By hand in Madison Square Garden on Wednesday evening, Clark’s social media critics couldn’t help it, but make more or less the same joke.

“Tyrese Haliburton, who is married to a white woman, just led the pacers to an epic comeback in game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals,” wrote one Op X. “Tough Night for Knicks Fans & Ryan Clark.”

“Tyrese haliburton and his girl,” wrote another next to a photo of the couple hug. “Don’t show Ryan Clark.”

Another asked, “I’m going to go to him too, Ryan Clark?”

Haliburton and his girlfriend Jade Jones have been together for six years since the meeting in the state of Iowa, where she was a cheerleader and he was a star in the basketball team of Cyclones.

And while Haliburton has imposed criticism for his Cheated celebration on Tuesday, Are recent ‘Big Balls’ Danceand his Fathers on-Court Confrontation with Milwaukee’s Giannis AntetokounmpoThe couple has avoided other controversies.

In the meantime, Clark is confronted with accusations of racism, for his comments about the marriage of Griffin and Hypocrisis, because he actually has his own Biracial daughter.

“I didn’t know this news was, but because other people want to talk about her … This is my firstborn Jaden,” Clark wrote on X on Wednesday in addition to photos of his university age. “My God, she is beautiful. All! ‘

Clark’s post would not have caused a commotion in itself. But after attacking Griffin’s credibility about his marriage to a white woman, Clark was hammered on social media.

“I was called like a racist jerk, which I am absolutely, so here are some pictures of my Biracial daughter,” wrote a critic on X and offered a summary of Clark’s position.

Another critic asked Clark a question about his daughter: “Can she have opinions about blackness or should we wait and see who she marries first?”

“I hope she never finds out how much you hate half of her,” added an X user.

Both Afro-American former NFL stars actually played Clark and Griffin briefly in Washington before they became colleagues at ESPN, where Griffin was fired and replaced by Jason Kelce in 2024.

Despite their shared history, Clark ignited a feud with Griffin earlier this week by rejecting his criticism of Afro-American Chicago Sky star Angel Reese because of the mixed marriage of the ex-quarterback. Reese and White Wnba Rival Caitlin Clark clashed during the season opener, where Griffin III accused the Sky Power Forward of ‘Hate’.

That led to a controversial reaction from Clark, who claimed that Griffin “has no conversations in his house about what black women should endure in this country.”

“You couldn’t do that because you have been married to white women in both marriages,” Clark said on Monday on his podcast.

Clark’s attacks went against Griffin, who was married to the Estonian Heptathlete Grete Griffin.

“When I worked with RGIII, he would make all this kind of old -fashioned jokes about milk and how important it was and how important it was and he always points to social media the color of his wife’s skin, as if the color of her skin makes her special, as if the color of her skin is making a good woman,” Clark said on his podcast Monday.

“I met the lady,” Clark added. “I had a conversation with her. I think she is more than that, but it also leads to what black women deal with black men, who have chosen to date or get married outside their race. ‘

The 35-year-old responded on Monday evening with an angry post. He called Clark for ‘Personal I and My Family Appeal’ in a long explanation on X.

‘There is a line that you did not cross in life and Ryan Clark sprinted past it.

‘Ryan Clark did not like my opinion about Angel Reese Hate Caitlin Clark. That’s fine. Disagreement is part of the game. But instead of debating my point, he attacked me and my family personally. That shows how low it is. ‘

However, it did not end there with Clark who answered: ‘Bru, you know what it is with me and you! I saved you on MNF all season. I urged people to be with you. No matter how old -fashioned, how bad a teammate you were, I had behind you.

‘What did you do? Invite someone in your show that you know I am not afraid of asking questions about me and then hit me weeks later to tell me that you are going to challenge one of my tasks!

‘You are a fake bro. One of the worst teammates I ever had on the field and on TV. You have to do what you have to do. I didn’t attack your wife. I spoke about what you do on social media and TV. Like I said. I met your wife and she seemed like a beautiful lady who was worth more than the color of her skin! You’re well Bruh. ‘

Clark’s Tirade did not stop the accusations of racism and on Wednesday he shared photos of Jaden Online.

“Maybe the news this week is that she is Biracial,” Clark wrote on Wednesday on X. “So?” She is a perfect part of my experience given by God, and the sum of those experiences makes me who I am! ‘

For many, however, Clark is a hypocritical, racist or both.

“You can’t have a child without a mother,” wrote a commentator. ‘Don’t talk about how great and crucial her white mother has been in both life. Don’t know that part when you celebrate your daughter. Then you may also see humanity in RG3 woman and family. ‘

Jaden’s own Instagram account contains photos of her graduation from 2023 at the University of San Francisco, where both her white and black family members seemed to be handy, as well as some Risqué recordings.

In response to a shot from Jaden in a short dress, Clark wrote: “Where your clothes bruh?”

While Clark identified his daughter as Biracial, Jaden tagged her graduation shots with: “#blackgirlmagic.”