NBA all-time dunk king? Wembanyama may set an embarrassing record, and the genius champion exposes the biggest shortcoming

According to statistics, Wembanyama leads the league in the number of slams this season. This data also exposes the biggest shortcoming of this talented champion, and the terrible thing is that if this shortcoming is strengthened, then he may really have no opponents in the league.

According to statistics, Wembanyama has slammed five times so far this season, ranking first among everyone. Bam Adebayo, Zion, Johnson and Osar Thompson are all tied for second with three times.

The player with the most blocks in a single season in NBA history since the 1996-97 season was Gobert in 2018-19 with 35 blocks. For now, it seems that Gobert's young French fellow could change that record.

Wembanyama's impact on the embarrassing record in history actually exposes his biggest shortcoming, that is, physical confrontation.

With a height of 2.24 meters and an arm span of 2.44 meters, Wembanyama has an amazing athletic talent, can dribble and break through like a guard, change hands under the crotch, dunk big windmills, and stage all kinds of unbelievable moves.

However, Wembanyama weighs only 210 pounds, about 95 kilograms. Comparing to the heaviest player in the league at the moment, Pelicans champion Zion weighed 129 kilograms.

The shortcomings of the physical confrontation caused Wembanyama to dunk many times. However, this talented champion is only 19 years old, and his body is actually still in the process of developing. Look at how Brother Alphabet has changed from a rib man who just entered the alliance to a devil muscle man today, if Wembanyama can have the same figure as Brother Alphabet in the future, it feels terrible to think about.