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Despite being in the midst of recovery from a recent Achilles injury sustained during last month’s NBA Finals, Tyrese Haliburton remains an avid supporter of the WNBA.
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On a recent Friday night, Haliburton was spotted at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, his home arena, to cheer on the participants of the WNBA All-Star Skills Challenge and 3-Point Challenge. He navigated the venue on a scooter, his right leg secured in a protective boot.
“Get well soon Tyrese!”
Tyrese Haliburton making his way into WNBA All-Star Friday night in Naptown pic.twitter.com/xDPMPXOadx
— Yahoo Sports (@YahooSports) July 19, 2025
This marked Haliburton’s second appearance at Gainbridge Fieldhouse following his severe injury on June 22 during the decisive seventh game of the Finals against the Oklahoma City Thunder. Earlier, on July 6, he had come to support his friend Caitlin Clark and her team, the Indiana Fever. Unfortunately, Clark was sidelined with a groin injury, which also prevented her participation in the 3-point contest that Friday.
In the coming months, we can expect to see more of Haliburton in the stands, as his recovery timeline currently precludes him from engaging in basketball activities.
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