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Excessive Hype Surrounding 19-Year-Old Victor Wembanyama Could Derail His Career, According to Tracy McGrady

Victor Wembanyama, a French basketball player who is only 19 years old and stands at an impressive height of 7’4″ (2.24 meters), is widely regarded as the most promising talent of his generation. There are extremely high expectations for him, especially since he was selected as the No. 1 overall pick by the Spurs in this season’s NBA draft.

During a recent episode of the Scoop B Radio podcast, NBA icon Tracy McGrady expressed his concern about the excessive hype surrounding Wemby. He believes that placing too much responsibility on a younger individual can have significant negative consequences.

The hype around this kid is too much for me and I’m not sayin’ it because he doesn’t deserve it, but let’s let this kid develop and see what he’s going to be,” McGrady said on Scoop B Radio podcast. “Y’all talking about the greatest player of all time and this and that, like c’mon man. We gotta chill out with that. We don’t know what this kid is going to be.”

I do know that he’s going to be well prepared, he’s going to get the best advice that he possibly could get from anybody because he’s surrounded by greatness — Gregg Popovich, Tim Duncan, David Robinson, and so in that sense, he’s going to be prepared for anything that he’s about to endure but, let it play out man.”

As Victor Wembanyama signs a contract with San Antonio Spurs a 4-year deal of $55 million. The future lies ahead like a blank canvas, waiting for him to paint his story. He is supported by those who believe in his potential, but life is full of surprises. May he confidently move forward, embracing change with an open heart, and finding strength in the unexpected moments that make his journey unique. As he takes the stage, surrounded by greatness but creating his destiny, he becomes a part of the tapestry we all weave—one thread, one choice at a time.

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