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In Jesus Name: Jonathan Isaac Tears ACL Days After Standing For National Anthem

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In what is being described as one of the most ironic moments ever, Isaac, who didn't rock a Black Lives Matter shooting shirt and passed on kneeling during the anthem, is out for the season following an ACL tear.

Source: The Urban Daily

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