Giannis Antetokounmpo is a big guy and when the big guys eat, you take notice. Except for this one time, he was busy demolishing sandwiches on the court.
The Greek monster is a big guy, standing 6’11” tall and weighing 243 pounds, he runs through defenses like a bulldozer. There’s no stopping this guy when he’s going full throttle and good luck if you’re thinking of throwing a charge.
Throughout his career, he’s been incredible on the offensive end and a big factor is his increased size. Giannis has put on a lot of weight since his rookie days. From a scrawny 19 year old to a Juggernaut in his 10th year. Giannis is a mean machine.
So what has he been eating and how has he gained so much size? Well, today the fans saw it when the “Greek monster” demolished snacks on the court. And it was all hilariously caught on camera.
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I was hungry tonight 😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/rpCbePAM5j
— Giannis Antetokounmpo (@Giannis_An34) October 2, 2022
Is Giannis Antetokounmpo on a 5,000 calorie diet? Is he following in the footsteps of Dwight Howard?
We’ve heard about how athletes’ diets can get notoriously out of whack. Once you enjoy the snacks, it can become a slippery slope. Ask Dwight Howard. He used to consume more than 5,000 calories a day, from pure junk food.
Update: Giannis found more snacks. 🤣 pic.twitter.com/LrrTtTJYL3
– Milwaukee Bucks (@Bucks) October 2, 2022
While Giannis might have been enjoying his snacks, he should watch out for the wind. Sure, it’s fun from time to time, but let’s not forget that these guys have to perform at a very high level.
Giannis and his popcorn. 😂
(h/t @_Talkin_NBA)
pic.twitter.com/J8AiF0PjhH
— Central Hoop (@TheHoopCentral) October 2, 2022
While it looks like Antetokounmpo is in off-season form, the Bucks surely need his help! They lost their first preseason game 107-102. It will be a good time to ditch the popcorn and grab the dumbbell!
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