“Mfs Putting in Work”: Days After His “Skinny Up” Comment, Victor Wembayama’s Intense Gym Drill Impresses Former 6’11 NBA Champion

Victor Wembanyama‘s slender physique has sparked debate among critics questioning its suitability for enduring the demands of 84 NBA games. But the Frenchman known for his towering height and undeniable talent is not backing down from a challenge.

The #1 draft pick by the San Antonio Spurs has been making some silent progress. His recent drills became his act of resilience impressing his fans and catching an NBA veteran’s attention. 

Wembanyama’s workout amazes 6’11 former champ

Earlier told to “skinny up”, Wembanyama was determined to prove his critics wrong. The 7-foot-2 center recently shared an Instagram video showing him putting in the hard work at the gym.

The caption on the Instagram post reads, “@wemby THE WORK BEEN PUT IN!! It’s gooo time” .

The workout video caught the attention of none other than Kevin Garnett, the 6’11” former NBA champion. Garnett known for his intense work ethic and competitive spirit was impressed by Wembanyama’s dedication.

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Garnett shared the video on his Instagram story with the caption, “SEE….PUTTING IN THE WORK!! These are the videos we want to see.. Of MFs putting in work!!”

“They don’t know my work ethic”

While the NBA veteran’s endorsement is a significant nod to Wembanyama’s efforts, the young gun also addressed his critics in a recent interview with Robin Roberts on “Good Morning America. 

“They can think that because they don’t know my work ethic,” he said addressing the concern about his body.

Wembanyama has also brushed off concerns about his weight telling critics to “skinny up” instead. 

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The drill response clearly makes the Frenchman determined to succeed in the NBA despite criticism about his slender frame.