Milwaukee Bucks and their fans are experiencing a great moment as record after records of winning matches are being set every day. It was their seventh straight win on Sunday night, November 28th, by beating the Indiana Pacers 118-100. Furthermore, in the post-game interview, Giannis Antetokounmpo mentioned having a backup plan in case he ever goes broke. Showing the collection of cards, he said that he can sign them and sell them as it could become an expensive item one day. Featuring Bobby Portis and Donte DiVincenzo he said:

“BP [Bobby Portis], he’s going to sign this. This is going to be worth a lot one day. And Donte [DiVincenzo]! I’m looking for Pat [Connaughton] and Grayson’s [Allen]. Yeah, if I ever go broke, I’m going to sell them. Just to have a backup plan. You know, your parents always told you to have a backup plan? This is my backup plan.”

The Milwaukee Bucks are continuing their winning streak. They started the season with a record of 6-8 but now they are 13-8 at this point. They are currently ranked fourth on the Eastern Conference standings through the last match they covered. In a second consecutive game, match with Indiana Pacers, Giannis Antetokounmpo gave his sneakers to a sibling from the crowd with the jersey autographed by him. 

Milwaukee Bucks superstar tweeted in response to Giannis Antetokounmpo’s statement:

“How do you make a tissue dance?! You put a little “Boogie” in it!! My Dad jokes are back!!”

Giannis Antetokounmpo fans see his love for them.

It is not the first time he has shown his love for his fans after leading the Milwaukee Bucks to a 120-109 victory against the Denver Nuggets. He decided to do so on the court. In the aftermath of the win over the nuggets, he gave his sneakers to a child who wrote on a board for his birthday that he wanted to meet Giannis Antetokounmpo.

Giannis Antetokounmpo never fails to show his love for his crowd. He always makes sure that his fans feel loved whenever he gets the chance. Do tell us what you think about the statement made by Giannis Antetokounmpo referring to his backup plan.

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