When 7’3″ Victor Wembanyama dwarfed 6’6″ Draymond Green during the Warriors vs. Spurs game, NBA fans exclaimed, “Draymond cheating on LeBron now?”

Victor Wembanyama, the towering 7-foot-3 rookie sensation for the San Antonio Spurs, continues to capture the NBA’s spotlight. A viral photo from the Spurs’ 104-94 victory over the Golden State Warriors on Saturday showcased the incredible height disparity between Wembanyama and the 6-foot-6 Draymond Green, sparking a wave of humorous fan reactions online.

The Viral Moment

The image, shared by Legion Hoops, depicted Wembanyama calmly holding the ball while Green, known for his elite defensive skills, looked diminutive by comparison. Fans were quick to react:

  • “Draymond cheating on LeBron now??!!” joked one fan, referencing Green’s long-standing admiration for LeBron James.
  • “Draymond looking like Kevin Hart here,” another fan quipped.
  • “This is insane lmao, he’s making a 6’6, 240-pound man look like a kid,” added another.

The surreal visual emphasized Wembanyama’s unique combination of height and skill, which has made him one of the most hyped NBA rookies in history.


Wembanyama’s Stellar Performance

In his return from a right knee contusion, Wembanyama led the Spurs with 25 points, nine assists, and seven rebounds. His presence was crucial in securing the win against the Warriors, who currently lead the Western Conference.

Golden State’s star, Steph Curry, was limited to just 14 points, as the Spurs’ defense, anchored by Wembanyama, disrupted the Warriors’ rhythm.


Wembanyama’s Season So Far

The reigning Rookie of the Year has been a dominant force, averaging:

  • 22.9 points
  • 10.2 rebounds
  • 3.3 assists

His impact extends beyond statistics, as his versatility and defense are reshaping how teams approach the Spurs. Wembanyama also shares the title of the second-tallest active NBA player (7-foot-3) with Phoenix Suns’ Bol Bol, trailing only Zach Edey (7-foot-4) of the Memphis Grizzlies.


Spurs’ Improvement

The victory brought the Spurs’ record to 9-8, highlighting their significant improvement from last season. The team continues to perform well despite being without long-time coach Gregg Popovich, temporarily sidelined.

Next up, the Spurs face the Utah Jazz on Tuesday at the Delta Center, with Wembanyama aiming to maintain his strong form.


This season, Wembanyama is proving to be everything the Spurs hoped for: a generational talent capable of leading a young team back into playoff contention. The viral photo of him towering over Draymond Green serves as a reminder of his otherworldly physical gifts and the challenge he poses to defenders across the league.