The crazy previous as a wrestling actor and the particular record he achieved for the first time in the NBA: the night of Giannis Antetokounmpo in the victory against the Lakers of LeBron James

Inkriql · December 20, 2019

There was no better scenario so far in the NBA season. Both teams reached their first showdown of the season with the same record of wins and losses, and with the same position in each of their conferences. With a 24-4 mark, the Milwaukee Bucks and Los Angeles Lakers are the leaders of the East and West Conferences, respectively.

All the gazes of the game were put in the duel between Giannis Antetokounmpo and LeBron James, two of the top stars of the most famous basketball league on the planet. And in that virtual contest, the one who took all the flashes was the forward born in Greece.

The Greek monster (The Greek Freak) was the protagonist since before entering the Fiserv Forum, the stadium where the Bucks play at home. In a scene that has been repeated in the prelude of each NBA night, the number 34 dressed as a WFW actor - the po[CENSORED]r wrestling league in the United States - and starred in a parody with Robin Lopez and Wesley Matthews, two companions of his team.

In the tunnel, a few meters from the local locker room, the 24-year-old forward started hitting the Milwaukee pivot in the head until it collapsed on the ground. Then Matthews appeared, which, as happens in the broadcasts of the sports entertainment program, made him end up throwing himself on Lopez's body to sentence the fictitious fight.

The video went viral on social media and even Dwayne Johnson himself, better known as La Roca - the actor who became the best movie pay in Hollywood after starting his career in the battles above a wrestling ring on TV- echoed the crazy previous starring the Bucks. “I love watching these guys have fun,” he said on his Twitter account.

Beyond the pre-match parody, Giannis Antetokounmpo was the great protagonist of the victory that Milwaukee achieved: the Greek finished with 34 points, 11 rebounds and 7 assists in the 34 minutes he was on the court. But, in addition to being the top scorer of the Bucks, the player who was chosen as the most valuable of the last season of the NBA, got a new record for his career.