The literary class set a record of 7 to help the San Antonio Spurs break the 58-year curse! The data compared with the four super giants was so overwhelming that the new facade of the league was born

The Spurs defeated the Heat to win five consecutive games to start the season. It was the first time the Spurs had won five consecutive games to start a season since the team was founded in 1967. Even Duncan and David Robinson could not do it. The Spurs led by Victor Vunbanyama did it. He broke the 58-year curse in team history. You must know that Fox is still recovering from injuries!

In 40 minutes of this game, the Aliens made 10 of 23 shots, 1 of 5 three-pointers, and 6 of 8 free throws. They scored 27 points, 15 rebounds, 6 assists, 1 steal, and 5 blocks. The shooting percentage was 43.5% and the three-point shooting percentage was 20%. In this game, Bunyama set multiple records in another battle.

1. Wenbanyama has blocked shots in 90 consecutive games, fourth in history;

2. Wenbanyama has 25+15+5+5 blocks for the third time in his career, Robinson has 8 times in team history, Duncan has 6 times, and Wenbanyama is only 21 years old;

3. The first four games of the game The only players who averaged 30+10+4 blocks per game were Ewing, Olajuwon, O'Neal, and Wenban Yama (not counting the game against the Heat);

4. The only centers who averaged 30 points per game and completed five consecutive wins in the first game were Wilt Chamberlain in 1960 and Wenban in 2025;

5 Wenban Yama had 150 points and 20 points in the first five games. The first person in history to block shots;

6. Wenbanyama has 25+15+5 blocks in a single game for the third time, already ranked seventh in history;

7. The second person in history to average 30+14+4 blocks per game in the first five games, the other is McAdoo 50 years ago;

US media BF also posted about Wenbanyama Comparison of certain statistics in the first 120 games of his career with the four super giants:

Benyama had 274 three-pointers and Curry had 242;

Benyama had 1,301 rebounds and Karl Malone had 1,091;

Benyama had 448 blocks and Olajuwon had 337;

Benyama had 2,738 points and James had 2,680 points!

Averaging 30.2 points, 14.6 rebounds, 3.4 assists and 4.8 blocks per game at the beginning of the season, Bunyama's performance has shocked the world. He has been regarded by the outside world as the new face of the NBA, and he is a type without a template at all.