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Giannis Antetokounmpo Defends His Love for His Wife Mariah With a Heartfelt Message
Giannis defended choosing his wife over "models", saying outside opinions never influenced his choice of partner. "I am with my wife because she tells me the truth," Giannis said, adding she keeps both him and their children grounded. "I know she won't let my kids get a big head," he said before declaring, "I am in love with her."
By Pranay Mukherjee
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Giannis Antetokounmpo Shares How Miami Played a Special Part in His Love Story
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Damian Lillard Revealed He Bought A Porsche Before Ever Playing An NBA Game
"I bought it so fast that I was still living in Oakland when I bought it. The first check I got from the Blazers, I hadn't even played a game yet. It was like an advance," said Dame. "It was charcoal gray. It was $100,000." Given that his career earnings exceed $400 million, this wasn't an unwise decision.
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Nick Wright Reveals Why Giannis Antetokounmpo’s Presence Makes Heat LeBron James’ Best Fit
Wright believes Miami is LeBron's ideal landing spot because Giannis would shoulder the burden against the NBA's biggest stars. He reasoned that Miami is the only place where LeBron wouldn't be asked to match an "in-his-prime superstar." Instead, "that would be Giannis' job,” Wright said. With the Cavaliers and 76ers, Wright believes LeBron would still be under that pressure.
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