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Brunson envisions a Knicks starting lineup led by WWE stars, with Roman Reigns in the backcourt and Batista at forward.
"The Four on the team" is how Brunson describes Josh Hart's role on the lineup.
Brunson explained his lineup reflects his wrestling fandom and a fun, lighthearted look at teammates.
The discussion occurred during a podcast interview with Stephanie McMahon, illustrating Brunson's crossover interests.
Brunson linked his role as Knicks point guard to his broader public profile, including a Kobe Bryant shoe collaboration with Nike.
The lineup swap included The Undertaker at center and Triple H at power forward in Brunson's fantasy.
Brunson's comments were shared amid ongoing Knicks discussions about lineup and performance.
The piece notes Brunson's crossover into wrestling and his long-standing interest dating back to around 2006.
Brunson emphasized that appreciating personal hobbies should matter regardless of others' opinions.
The article notes the piece includes posts and commentary from social media about the lineup.
The rankings and lineup details were shared with fans via SI Knicks coverage and related articles.

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Danhausen makes a WWE debut at Elimination Chamber in Chicago, debuting from a crate opened on Raw.
Triple H said after the show, 'I think we’re in for a fun time,' signaling positive outlook for Danhausen’s run.
Danhausen joined WWE alongside other AEW alumni as the company expands its roster this year.
The event also featured CM Punk defending the World Heavyweight Championship against Finn Bálor and Seth Rollins’ return.
Danhausen’s career includes Ring of Honor and a lengthy AEW tenure before requesting release in 2025.
The crate arrival and Danhausen’s WWE entrance were among multiple notable moments from the Chicago event.
Rhea Ripley and Randy Orton won their Elimination Chamber matches, earning title opportunities at WrestleMania 42.
The event took place at the United Center in Chicago with CM Punk retaining the World Heavyweight Championship.
Danhausen’s comedic wrestling style was highlighted as a notable element of his WWE debut.
This marks a continuing trend of WWE signing former AEW talent as part of its expansion.

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