Russell Westbrook of the NBA threatens the pair during the match

Russell Westbrook did not have one.

The Thunder star enlightened a Jazz fan as she sat on the bench in the Oklahoma City 98-89 victory in Utah Monday night. Westbrook, seen in a video posted on Twitter by Desert News Digital Journalist, Eric Woodyard, told the security guards behind the bench that he "would [the fan] "It was continuing." The fan was later identified as Shane Keisel by KSL5TV in Wyoming.

"I promise you," shouted Westbrook to Keisel, who could not be seen in the video. "You think I'm playing, I swear to God, I swear to God, I'm going to congratulate you, you and your wife, I'm going to fuck you in the air.

Westbrook watched the action on the ground for a second before turning around for another round at Keisel.

"I promise you, about everything I love, everything I love," said Westbrook, "I promise you."

After the match, Westbrook told reporters that the audience had told him to "kneel as before." The star guard said that it was disrespectful, he thinks it's racial and that there is no protection for the players.

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"Every time I come here [to Utah] there are a lot of disrespectful things that are said, "said Westbrook. "For me, I just will not continue to take disrespect for my family. I just think something needs to be done. There must be consequences for those types of people who come to the game just to make and say what they mean. "

Keisel, speaking with KSL Sports, had a different view than Westbrook, which he said was "professional". Keisel said that he and a smiling smile were having fun during a friendly exchange. wraps on Westbrook's lap.

"He had heat [on]. I thought it was ice cream. I just told him, "Sit down and freeze your knees, brother," said Keisel. "And he turned to me and said," It's the heat. It's the heat. "I think you'll need it, then it turned out."

Keisel challenged Westbrook threatening his wife.

"She never left her seat, she never said a word, hands on her lap," he said.

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Westbrook addressed the problem by saying, "In terms of hitting his wife, I never got my hands on a woman. I will never do it. "

Five Jazz fans received "warning cards" because their comments, actions or behavior contravened the NBA's code of conduct for fans, according to Woodyard. They were allowed to return to their seats.

This is not the first time Westbrook has problems with his fans in Utah. He became involved with a fan coming off the pitch in last season's playoffs with the Jazz, hitting a man's mobile phone as he headed for the tunnel after the Thunder was eliminated in the sixth match .

"I did not face the fans; the fans confronted me, "said Westbrook after the game. "Here in Utah, dude, a lot of vulgar and disrespectful things are said to players with these fans. It's really disrespectful. Talk about your families, your children. It's really disrespectful of the game, man. "

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Teammate Patrick Patterson defended Westbrook, who had 23 points and 11 rebounds, and perhaps shed light on what the fans told the All-Star guard.

"Fans can talk about the family, the wife and the children of the man, tell a player" Get on your knees as you wish, "Patterson wrote on Twitter. men, what do you expect from us? Shut up and dribble? No one is held accountable for his actions except for us. The fans are protected in all possible ways but not us. "

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