Nigerian international music sensation, Paul Okoye, widely known as King Rudy of the renowned PSquare, has recently captured the attention of social media users with a remarkable display of his basketball prowess. The artist’s basketball skills video went viral, leaving fans in awe of his ability to sink a shot from over 12 feet away with his back turned to the rim.
Paul Okoye. Photo Credit: @iamkingrudy Source: Instagram Prior to the release of this viral basketball clip, Paul Okoye had already generated considerable online buzz when he shared an incident involving himself and fellow music icon Davido. The interaction between the two stars had quickly become a topic of discussion, further increasing the anticipation surrounding Paul Okoye’s latest video.
Photo of Paul Okoye playing basketball. Photo Credit: @iamkingrudy Source: Instagram In the captivating footage, King Rudy, also known for his hit track “Busy Body,” demonstrated his mastery of the hoop as he stepped away from the basketball ring. With a nonchalant flair, he confidently executed a shot with his back facing the rim, astonishing viewers with his accuracy and precision. Following the video’s release, social media platforms erupted with reactions and debates. Some individuals questioned whether Paul Okoye had successfully made the shot on his first attempt, suggesting that it might have required several takes. Others dared the artist to recreate the feat during a live session, eager to witness his remarkable skills firsthand. See below;
As he lifted a cross into the Cremonese box, he appeared to pull up before slumping to the floor. Pogba then put his head in his hands as the Juventus medical staff took to the pitch to give him treatment. His distress grew as he broke out into tears and then walked off the pitch with his shirt pulled over his face. Teammate Angel Di Maria was spotted shaking his head before the midfielder was replaced by Arkadiusz Milik. It was his first professional first start for club or country in 390 days since he played for Manchester United against Liverpool last April. 
Pogba had suffered a serious knee injury months ago. He worked his way back to form and fitness, allowing him to start a competitive fixture for club or country after a wait of over a year. He has made just 10 appearances for Juventus since returning from Manchester United as a free agent last summer, due to a succession of injury problems. Speaking to reporters after the match, Juventus manager Max Allegri said; “We are all disappointed, especially as he was doing very well. It’s sad as he made so many sacrifices to recover, now has to stop again after feeling that pain in the quadricep. Paul is a grown man, he has broad shoulders and can get over this too. “It’s only natural there are risks after barely playing for a year and when making the first start, that is going to increase the probability of getting hurt. He was doing well, we are sad, but will wait for him.” 
