Performer Red Panda Injured In Fall At Fever Game, Caitlin Clark Sends Well Wishes

Red Panda left the WNBA Commissioner’s Cup championship on Tuesday night a little black and blue … as the halftime show legend sustained an injury during a scary fall.

The popular performer — known for entertaining the masses by balancing dishware while riding a unicycle — was doing her usual thing amid a break in the action of the Fever vs. Lynx tilt, when she suddenly lost control of her wheel.

Video from the game’s broadcast shows she fell to the court hard … and immediately grabbed at her wrist.

She was briefly able to get to the floor’s baseline under her own power — but ultimately needed a wheelchair to transport her back to the locker room area.

According to The Athletic, the performer — real name Rong “Krystal” Niu — was seen leaving the arena a short time later in an ambulance. No further updates on her status were otherwise available.

Caitlin Clark got wind of the icon’s tumble following the Fever’s big win … and she actually put a pause on Indianapolis’ celebration to send her well wishes.

“Red Panda,” she said, “we love you!”

Red Panda has been a staple at professional basketball games for years — and was just seen performing at Game 5 of the Pacers vs. Thunder NBA Finals.

Get well soon, R.P.!!!