NBA superstar Luka Doncic rocked by disturbing noise during press conference

NBA superstar Luka Doncic couldn’t believe what was happening after a disturbing noise interrupted his post-game press conference.

Luka Doncic froze when his press conference was interrupted by what sounded like sex noises after Game 2 of the Mavericks-Thunder second-round playoff series.

The Mavericks’ All-NBA guard stopped talking in the middle of an explanation about his team’s energy and became wide-eyed during the unexpected moment.

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It sounded like a high-pitched female voice moaning for a few seconds and then it stopped.

Doncic, 25, then hung his head and covered his face with his hand while laughing.

“Ok, um, moving on,” a reporter said while others in the press conference laughed.

“I hope that’s not live,” Doncic said.

You can watch the incident in the video above

Luka Doncic couldn't believe what was happening.

Things moved along after that and the five-time All-Star explained what kept him going in the Mavericks’ 119-110 win against Oklahoma City on Friday AEST.

“It was one of the hardest games I’ve had to play,” Doncic said after Dallas evened the series at 1-1.

Doncic, who’s been dealing with a right knee sprain, then slammed into the court face-first in the opening minutes of the game.

He kept checking his teeth throughout the game, but still managed to finish with 29 points, 10 rebounds and seven assists after a shooting slump in Game 1.

He score or assisted on 24 of 36 points for Dallas in the first quarter.

Luka Doncic of the Dallas Mavericks reacts during the fourth quarter against the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game Two of the Western Conference Second Round Playoffs. (Getty Images via AFP)

Mavericks forward PJ Washington scored 19 of his 29 points in the first half and tallied 11 rebounds and four assists.

Doncic and Washington became the first duo in NBA history with 25 points, including five three-pointers, and 10 rebounds in a playoff game, per ESPN stats.

Mavericks forward Tim Hardaway Jr. finished with 17 points in the Game 2 win.

It was OKC’s first loss in the 2024 NBA playoffs.

The Mavericks host the Thunder for Game 3 in Dallas on Sunday AEST.