Second video reveals new details of Knicks fans harrassing Victor Wembanyama at Spurs hotel
A second video released after Game 4 of the NBA Finals shows Knicks fans throwing eggs at San Antonio Spurs rookie Victor Wembanyama as he entered the team’s hotel. Security personnel intervened and escorted Wembanyama inside while fans continued to shout his name. The incident follows a series of fan‑related disturbances and arrests during the Knicks‑Spurs Finals series.
- ▪The new footage confirms that eggs were thrown at Wembanyama’s head while he approached the Ritz‑Carlton hotel after the game.
- ▪Security guards quickly grabbed the player and led him inside as surrounding Knicks fans shouted his nickname and expressed anger.
- ▪Earlier games in the series saw multiple fan altercations, including detentions of dozens of supporters and injuries to police officers after objects were thrown.
- ▪Social media users condemned the harassment, urging fans to keep sportsmanship off the streets and treat players with respect.
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NBA New York Knicks Second video reveals new details of Knicks fans harrassing Victor Wembanyama at Spurs hotel By Spencer Brod Published June 11, 2026, 12:00 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google A second video shows just exactly what Knicks fans were pelting Victor Wembanyama with. An initial video that emerged Wednesday night that showed the Spurs star getting hit by an unknown object, but a new video seemingly confirmed it was eggs flying around Wembanyama’s head as he was arriving at the team hotel hotel, the Ritz-Carlton.
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