“Wembanyama faced a real team, and it looked like…”

The Mets will be expected at the turn this Monday evening, when they meet Monaco for Game 2. This is especially the case for Victor Wembanyama, who will have to catch up after his performance. He was the target of a villain comparison after his performance.

It’s a cold shower for the Mets, who took a spanking against Monaco in Game 1. Mike James’ men were more serious, more applied to start this final, allowing them to lead 1-0. We imagine that Vincent Collet will want a reaction from his men on Monday evening, to prevent the Roca Team from taking the break.

Victor Wembanyama badly mocked!

A rather expected player? Victor Wembanyama. Future number 1 in the NBA draft and MVP of the regular season, the interior will have to prove, 19 years old or not, that he is capable of carrying his team to victory. Not easy, but he has already proven that he has the mentality to respond to such pressure. Others, on the other hand, have serious doubts about it.

Finally faces a real team and looks like Javale McGee with a green light.

— James (@JamesMamba4life) June 11, 2023

“He finally faced a real team and it looked like JaVale McGee with carte blanche. »

You can imagine that the comparison with McGee here is not there to be flattering. Many criticize Wemby for performing especially against smaller teams, and disappearing against the best. However, he comes out of a big series against Asvel, which was still favorite this season to win the championship: without success.

We can also point out that this is Victor’s only poor performance for a while. It is never easy to get into such a final, especially against a Monaco team that is simply too strong. We nevertheless hope for a reaction in Game 2 to show that Wembanyama has character.

If you watched this game and the ones before you would see his teammates dont pass him the ball often enough

— Lucas (@SilkyNunez) June 11, 2023

If you watch this game and the game before you can see that his teammates don’t pass the ball enough to him

Victor Wembanyama disappointed in this Game 1 against Monaco, but like all of his team. A match “without” for everyone at the Mets, which must displease Vincent Collet. You need a reaction from Game 2 to avoid finding yourself back against the wall.