Pascal Siakam had the look of a demon spirit before his Indiana Pacers snatched Game 6. Siakam looked more like wrestling legend The Undertaker — with the eyes rolled back look.

He spearheaded the 108-91 rout of the Oklahoma City Thunder that forced Game 7 for Sunday. Siakam finally caught up with what everyone is talking about involving him. He gave a hilarious reaction to his “demon” face Friday.

“They said I was a demon?” Siakam asked first. “I wish I had a 30 point game or something so then I could’ve been like yeah, the spirit took over.”

Siakam then explained his real intentions during that huddled moment when his eyes stole the show.

“When I try to close my eyes, I'm thinking about closing it but I'm not closing it,” Siakam said. “Sometimes I have to remind myself to close my eyes.”

Pascal Siakam delivered eye-opening performance in Pacers vs. Thunder

Indiana Pacers forward Pascal Siakam (43) dunks against Oklahoma City Thunder forward Jalen Williams (8) during the third quarter during game six of the 2025 NBA Finals at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.
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Siakam delivered moments where fans would've hated it if they blinked. Particularly one viscous second quarter throwdown.

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Siakam created a poster dunk on Jalen Williams of the Thunder. He grabbed a Tyrese Haliburton pass in transition then rattled the rim, plus the Game 5 hero on the Thunder's side.

Haliburton even reacted to the Siakam dunk. Describing how special it looked. But Siakam wasn't through from there. He drained a final jumper over Alex Caruso — which closed out the first half.

The Pacers never trailed throughout the second half. They even shutdown the big scoring trio of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Chet Holmgren and Williams. Only SGA surpassed the 20-point mark (21 points). Holmgren got limited to four points. Williams finished with 16.

Indiana extended the series to a seventh game in the process — making it the first time since 2016 that an NBA Finals contest stretched to a Game 7. Now the Pacers have a Game 7 trend to shatter on Sunday inside the Paycom Center.