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Unicyclist Red Panda, a popular halftime performer known for juggling ceramic dishes on her head and feet while riding a 7-foot unicycle, has provided a health update after suffering a scary fall ...

Red Panda, whose real name is Rong "Krystal" Niu, injured her left wrist after falling off her unicycle early in her legendary unicycle and bowls routine at Target Center in Minneapolis.

Red Panda, the acrobat known for her bowl-flipping unicycle act, broke her wrist after falling hard during a halftime show at the WNBA Commisioner's Cup final.

Red Panda during her performance on July 1, 2025. WNBA The left wrist fracture forced Niu to stay in the hospital for 11 hours, where she had a procedure on it, according to the statement.

“Red Panda thanks everyone for all the kind wishes and support. It means the world to her.” The fall was caused by part of her unicycle being damaged during transit, Figley said.

Red Panda — her real name is Rong Niu — spent 11 hours in a Minneapolis hospital. The Chinese American acrobat was heading home for treatment and recovery, which should take a few months.

Red Panda’s act forged forward. After collecting video from spectators, she spotted filming her performances, Niu delivered the clips to a professional editor, who cut a seven-minute highlight ...

FILE - Rong Niu, also known as the performer Red Panda, performs at halftime during an NBA basketball game between the New Orleans Pelicans and the Los Angeles Clippers in New Orleans, Jan. 5, 2024.