Ruthless man, Pierce walked barefoot nearly 20 miles, said that the Celtics lost G2 and walked barefoot 15 miles

Paul Pierce, we didn't expect you to do this. But hey, a man who was stabbed multiple times before the start 82 games can do anything.

According to Fox Sports, the Boston Celtics may have lost more than just a playoff game on Wednesday night—their self-esteem, momentum, and even Paul Pierce’s heart was hit.

Pearce boldly guaranteed a victory in the second game on FS1's Speak, and then promised that if Boston lost to the Knicks another game, he would go to work barefoot in his bathrobe. “We will never lose again,” he said. "You're more likely to see dinosaurs outside this studio." The Knicks once again rebounded strongly from a 20-point trail, just like the first game, shockingly leading 2-0. So, early Thursday morning, as the Los Angeles sunlight appeared, Pierce stepped onto the sidewalk. He was wearing a bathrobe, barefoot, and humble.

He shared this moment with fans through video, his tone more shock than pain. "Man, this is crazy. I can't believe that the Celtics actually got me here, doggy stuff," he said, trekking along a desolate road. A screenshot of Google Maps shows his expected route: the distance to the FS1 studio is nearly 20 miles. Whether he completed the entire process is unclear, but his commitment is beyond doubt. The former Finals MVP, who played for the Celtics for 15 years, was not afraid of fulfilling his promises. The Knicks' comeback shocked the Celtics

While Pierce's path to shame brought a touch of comedy, the Celtics face serious problems. They once again established an absolute lead. But once again, I couldn't hold it.

Micar Bridges showed strong defensive ability in both games, completing key steals at the end of the game, effectively suppressing the Boston Celtics' offense and laying the foundation for the New York Knicks' reversal. The top seed Celtics are about to head to Madison Square Garden for their third game, and their two consecutive 20-point defeats are also hard to resist.

It was a nightmare for Boston fans. For Paul Pierce, this is a leg training day. For others, this is the most exciting farce in the playoffs.