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Victor Wembanyama On Being Called “The Greatest Prospect Ever”



Our guest this week is none other than the upcoming #1 pick in the 2023 NBA draft (likely to the San Antonio Spurs), Victor Wembanyama. We get into so much with him but in this teaser, Wemby talks about the pressures that come with being named “The Greatest Prospect Ever.”

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30 Comments

  1. "I'm free in that universe…" — What a line. Full interview drops tomorrow and it's so good. Subscribe if you haven't and we'll see you there.

  2. Damn he's gonna be so good man……We got Zion who is like the literal example of the person he said he won't be…Spurs in the division…..why, life?

  3. He acts as if he is already around 25 years old super mature dude right here can’t wait to see him play in the Big league

  4. For years all these euro players are so mature and humble compared to the Americans at the same age and/ or same stage in life. I don’t know what exactly that says about us Americans but it certainly says something…

  5. Sheessh. I am already in awe of his humility despite being in the spotlight but this clip just makes me root for this guy more. I'm an OKC fan btw, not that it matters lol.

  6. Damn I like the kid he has a good head on his shoulders and I believe he’s going to do just fine in San Antonio

  7. Idk about y’all but he had me when he said he’s seen inception and actually understood the totem concept, cuz you’d be surprised how difficult that movie is to understand

  8. Honestly, this kid has a good head on his shoulders. I hope to see tenacity as well, and he can be as great as anyone

  9. Bro tried so hard to sound woke lmao. What happened to humility and being real. He just said what he thinks we wanna hear.

  10. His “totem” is his authentic desire to succeed. Basketball is his way of expressing that. He’s also suggesting that while many young players do have the skills and talent necessary to perform well, they are not authentically driven in their desire to succeed on the court, and thus fall short. Respect.

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