Would you be able to imitate Dwyane Wade? Impersonators likely possess tremendous courage to imitate the greats of the world. It can get even more serious if the star has their eyes on you. ‘Maxisnice’ is a basketball player who is well known to his followers for making impressive impressions of popular basketball players including LeBron James, Tyrese Haliburton, Zion Williamson, Dillon Brooks, and more.

The latest one featured Miami Heat‘s 3x NBA champion. The clip first showed Wade at Kaseya Center during his recent statue announcement game. D-Wade would step onto the court and show off a few moves for the fans in Miami. However, it was his unique dribbling and shooting style that the impersonator’s attention.

The next part of the clip showed Max, the imitator, wearing the same black-hued two-piece suit as D-Wade and re-enacting Wade from the first half of the video. He could be seen walking like Wade and shooting the ball. The caption of the clip asked the viewers whether the impression was “accurate.”

While the accuracy of the imitation would be hard to judge for his 1 million IG followers, Wade himself gave his approval to the impersonator. The Flash was impressed by the little nuances he picked up on and wrote, “The attention to detail got me” with laughter emojis. Here is the clip for you to enjoy.

Do you agree with Wade? Well, there is another impersonator who drew almost an accurate impression of the 2006 Finals MVP.

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Brandon Armstrong’s hilarious impersonation of Dwyane Wade

Eight years ago, we saw the legendary impersonator Brandon Armstrong imitate D-Wade. His uncanny portrayal of his playing style and even mimicking his distinctive way of speaking gained fans’ attention.

Despite the risks of impersonating a sports icon, Armstrong’s bold move paid off. Impressed by the mimicry, Wade was seen laughing hysterically.

Brandon, like Max, is also a basketball player. Having played Division II college basketball at Lincoln Memorial University, he transitioned to stints in Spain and the NBAG-League. He also has an MVP title at the NBA All-Star celebrity game.

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Furthermore, he gained recognition off the court thanks to his NBA impersonations. Numerous clips of his imitations dominated social media. Which one of the above is your favorite? Let us know in the comments section below.