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Jalen Brunson’s Gold Kobe 6s For Ring Night Got PJ Tucker Saying They’re The ‘Hardest Ever Made’

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Jalen Brunson is rolling into his first game as an NBA champion dripping in absolute fire, with a photo revealing he’s rocking some seriously gold ‘Ring Night’ Kobe 6s for the New York Knicks’ season opener against the Philadelphia 76ers on Tuesday. The Finals MVP isn’t just celebrating a title; he’s doing it in style that even has the biggest sneakerheads buzzing.

These Kicks Are Different, Period

Seriously, these ‘Ring Night’ Kobe 6s Brunson is lacing up are no joke. Former NBA player and certified sneaker king PJ Tucker, who knows a thing or two about elite footwear, didn’t hold back. He flat out called them the “hardest Kobe’s ever made.” Think about that for a second. That’s a massive statement from a guy who’s seen it all when it comes to kicks. It’s a fitting choice for Brunson, too, as he and the Knicks are about to raise that championship banner into the rafters on Tuesday night. Talk about a moment!

Winning Is Always The Best Accessory

Of course, looking incredible on the court is one thing, but Brunson is a winner first and foremost. While the ‘Ring Night’ Kobe 6s are definitely going to be a highlight, you know he’s focused on making that championship celebration even sweeter. Getting a W to kick off the new year, especially against the 76ers, would be the perfect way to cap off what’s already set to be an epic night. He’s an NBA champion, a Finals MVP, and now he’s got the shoes to match. Let’s see if he can start the season just as strong as he ended the last one.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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