Giannis Antetokounmpo
Giannis Antetokounmpo has established himself as a franchise player in the NBA after an incredible career with the Milwaukee Bucks so far, and he is replicating his insane ability for the Greek national team as well.
As Greece went up against Croatia in the ongoing EuroBasket 2022 tournament, Giannis Antetokounmpo came up with one of the most incredible plays one will ever see on a basketball court.
The Bucks superstar showed the international stage why he is so highly rated in the American circuit when he exemplified all of his biggest strengths in one astonishing passage of play.
It was in the fourth quarter of the game with both teams equally in the contest, when Croatia looked for a three-pointer from the side of the court – but Giannis Antetokounmpo showed why he is considered to be one of the most feared defenders in the world as he caused an effortless turnover.
And when Greece aimed to destroy Croatia on the break, it was showtime for Giannis. After winning the ball back for his team, Giannis went on a lung-busting run down the flank and was inevitably passed the ball.
Upon which, he was one on one with the Greece guard who in all honesty, had no chance to stop one of the most physically dominant specimens in the NBA.
Giannis went left and went right, and eventually got his shot away and made no mistake as he earned two important points for his team.
Greece went on to win the game, courtesy of a huge and important contribution from their main man at one of the most crucial stages in the game.
As can be expected, fans could barely find enough superlatives to describe the passage of play.
While one fan termed Giannis as the “best in the league”, another called him the “best in the world right there”.
While one fan stated: “Holy moly that was crazy!”, another went on to describe the passage of play as an “amazing performance” by Antetokounmpo.
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