A night meant for basketball turned into a political spectacle after U.S. President Donald Trump was loudly booed by sections of the crowd at Madison Square Garden during the NBA Finals. The incident quickly went viral, highlighting Trump's polarising presence in American public life. As fans reacted from the stands, the championship game briefly became a stage for political expression in one of America's most iconic sporting venues.

Trump Booed At NBA Finals As Madison Square Garden Crowd Erupts

Trump's Game 3 visit scrapped NYC's MSG watch party. Game 2 saw 26 arrests. Hours before tip-off, six were stabbed at Penn Station, right below the arena. New York's World Cup readiness is now under the spotlight.

Trump at MSG forces watch party shutdown — Penn Station stabbing adds to NYC's security concern

OnlyFans model Ava Louise took to social media to share how she flashed her breasts at Tesla CEO Elon Musk at Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's rally in Madison Square Garden (MSG).

Model exposes her breasts in front of Elon Musk at Trump's MSG rally, says 'he smirked at me'

Donald Trump ended his Madison Square Garden rally in New York City with enthusiasm, dancing to “YMCA” with his wife Melania Trump. The former first lady, who is known to stay away from the spotlight, made an unusual appearance at the event and addressed the crowd.

Trump wraps up MSG rally while grooving with Melania, vows to win New York

American actor Timothee Chalamet was spotted Saturday in New York City leaving Madison Square Garden shortly after casting his 2020 ballot. According to Page Six, rather than wait until November 3, the `Call Me By Your Name` star, 24, submitted his vote early, proudly flaunting his `I Voted` sticker for cameras while snapping photos with fans.

Timothee Chalamet leaves Madison Square Garden after casting early 2020 vote

The cast of the Broadway play 'To Kill A Mockingbird' took over Madison Square Garden for a free performance for New York City public school students on Wednesday (February 26).

'To Kill A Mockingbird' becomes the first play performed inside Madison Square Garden

Britain's Anthony Joshua reclaimed his world heavyweight crown from Andy Ruiz on Saturday, outclassing the Mexican-American to score a unanimous points victory. Joshua, who suffered a stunning knockout defeat to Ruiz in New York in June, produced a masterclass to regain his IBF, WBA and WBO titles in emphatic fashion.

Joshua defeats Ruiz to reclaim heavyweight crown

President Donald Trump was loudly booed on Saturday for the second time in a week at a sporting event as he attended a UFC fight in New York. Trump, wearing a dark suit and a red tie, pumped his fist and waved at the crowd as he walked into the city's iconic Madison Square Garden arena on Saturday night.

Donald Trump booed at Ultimate Fighting Championship fight night in New York

Andy Ruiz Jr. dethroned British title-holder Anthony Joshua with a stunning seventh-round stoppage at New York's Madison Square Garden on Saturday to become the first Mexican-American world heavyweight champion.

Boxing: British title-holder Joshua suffers stunning defeat to Ruiz Jr

Asian champion Bajrang Punia is to become the first Indian wrestler to fight at New York's iconic Madison Square Garden. Punia, who won the 65kg men's freestyle gold at the recent Asian championships, will be among top wrestlers selected by the American governing body for the May 6 tournament.

Bajrang Punia first Indian wrestler to fight at New York's iconic Madison Square

Mexican boxer Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez was crowned new World Boxing Association super middleweight world champion after he defeated Englishman Rocky Fielding in a knockout, in the third round, at the Madison Square Garden in New York.

'Canelo' Alvarez defeats Fielding, wins third world title

Indian boxer Vijender Singh said he's hoping for a world title fight with Mexico's Canelo Alvarez at Madison Square Garden after signing a new deal with the legendary US promoter Bob Arum.

Vijender Singh targets Canelo Alvarez after making leap to US