Who would have ever guessed that the star of stars during NBA All-Star Weekend would be someone who isn't even five feet?!

Fourteen-year-old Jarrius Robertson battles biliary atresia, a chronic liver condition, with an incredible heart and spirit, and he isn't shy about his glowing passion for sports and WWE.

The WWE Universe first was introduced to Jarrius during the WrestleMania 34 Press Conference last month. Robertson is a massive New Orleans Saints fan, and with NBA All-Star Weekend taking place in NOLA, it was only a logical fit that the charismatic Robertson would be a major part of the festivities.

It could have been safe to assume that young Jarrius' weekend peaked when he scored a basket in the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game on Friday. However, Robertson, a huge WWE fan, also got to personally interview NBA All-Stars and have them sign his replica WWE Championship! Robertson snapped pics and vids with the likes of LeBron James, Steph Curry and DeAndre Jordan!

.@Jarrius continues to be the MVP of All-Star weekend (via @LAClippers) pic.twitter.com/RtMVr50H5z

— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) February 19, 2017

AMAZING -- I MET @KingJames !!! Thx u @nbacares #NBAAllStar pic.twitter.com/2LkQbEjC13

— Jarrius Robertson (@Jarrius) February 20, 2017

I told him I have made more Shots this weekend than him @warriors @StephenCurry30 pic.twitter.com/XR82AsOvvT

— Jarrius Robertson (@Jarrius) February 20, 2017

It seems like a safe bet that the WWE Universe will see Robertson again when Superstars descend upon New Orleans for WrestleMania 34 next year. Until then, you can keep tabs on what Robertson is up to on Twitter and with his foundation "It Takes Live to Save Lives," which aims to raise awareness about organ donation and to encourage people to sign up to be donors.