The New York Knicks celebrated their NBA championship victory in style at Madison Square Garden during the latest edition of WWE Saturday Night's Main Event. With a 53-year title drought finally over, the event marked the first WWE show at MSG since 2007, featuring Knicks stars Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns.

Jalen Brunson, the NBA Finals MVP, headlined the show alongside Roman Reigns, the WWE World Heavyweight Champion. The crowd erupted as Brunson was crowned the "King of New York" and received a special championship belt adorned with blue-and-orange stripes. Fans cheered passionately, unaware of the drama that was about to unfold.

As the segment neared its end, the arena shook with the entrance music of Seth Rollins, only for Tyrese Haliburton of the Indiana Pacers to make a surprise appearance. Haliburton reignited his rivalry with Brunson, providing a distraction that allowed Rollins to attack Reigns. Brunson intervened, enabling Reigns to deliver a Superman punch and spear, leaving the champions victorious.

Earlier, Karl-Anthony Towns aided WWE superstar Danhausen in a no-disqualification match against JD McDonagh and Dominik Mysterio. After a fierce battle, Towns showcased his wrestling prowess with impressive chokeslams, allowing Danhausen to secure the win. Towns celebrated by holding up five fingers, signaling the Knicks' triumph in the playoffs.

While Brunson has yet to physically engage in WWE, his presence has been felt despite recovering from a wrist injury. Towns' athleticism suggests a potential future in wrestling, should he choose to pursue it after his NBA career.