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Old Victor Wembanyama quote goes viral before Spurs-Knicks NBA Finals

The San Antonio Spurs knocked the Oklahoma City Thunder out of the NBA playoffs over the weekend, and now, it’s the Spurs against the New York Knicks in the NBA Finals. The excitement is at a fever pitch for this matchup. Both teams have high-profile talent, including Spurs star Victor Wembanyama and Knicks standout Jalen

Old Victor Wembanyama quote goes viral before Spurs-Knicks NBA Finals

The San Antonio Spurs knocked the Oklahoma City Thunder out of the NBA playoffs over the weekend, and now, it’s the Spurs against the New York Knicks in the NBA Finals.

The excitement is at a fever pitch for this matchup. Both teams have high-profile talent, including Spurs star Victor Wembanyama and Knicks standout Jalen Brunson, both of whom won the MVP awards from their respective conference finals.

Seeing Wembanyama and Brunson go up against each other is going to be nothing short of thrilling. Now, ahead of Game 1, a classic Wembanyama quote is resurfacing and going viral.

Old Victor Wembanyama quote gets new life as NBA Finals approach

Ahead of the finals, the NBA has shared a classic Wembanyama quote, and it’s something he said the moment he got drafted to the Spurs back in 2023. The Spurs famously selected Wembanyama with the team’s No. 1 overall pick that year, and it’s proved a franchise-changing move. The NBA’s post has been viewed more than 160,000 times in less than three hours, and it’s growing.

At the draft in 2023, he said, “The universe” told him that he was going to be a member of the Spurs.

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When the Spurs landed the No. 1 pick in 2023, which resulted in the selection of Victor Wembanyama,@wemby said: “The universe told me.”

Did it tell him he’d be leading San Antonio to the NBA Finals three years later?

“Of course.” pic.twitter.com/vKGKYOmRpp

— NBA (@NBA) May 31, 2026

When asked now if the universe told him anything about making it to the NBA Finals, he said yes, but with a caveat.

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“Of course, but (it) doesn’t mean you don’t gotta go get (it),” Wembanyama said, adding that “at the end of the day, you gotta keep doing it (and) make it happen.”

So, it’s a combination of destiny and hard work. That combo is certainly working for Wembanyama as he leads the Spurs into the NBA Finals.

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