In basketball circles, Durant's Achilles tendon rupture story is like a big series, and fans have long followed the ups and downs of the plot. Recently, Durant mentioned his injury again at the All-Star Game, as if to say to everyone: "Sit tight, there is a new plot in this show." And this time, he brought not only memories, but also a major decision about his future - that is, "experience and prepare for the Paris Olympics", these nine words instantly set off a lot of waves in the basketball world.
After the injury of this big man in the basketball world, he once made countless fans worry about it. The "snap" of G5 in the finals almost became a heartbreak in the basketball world. The moment Durant fell to the ground, everyone thought that the star's glory moment might come to an end. However, Durant's fighting spirit and tenacity are admirable, not only did he not be crushed by injuries, but he proved with his recovery and performance that "there is no eternal night on the court, and the Warriors will never come to an end".
When it comes to retirement, Durant's attitude is also quite resolute. He made it clear that as long as he can still be the core of the team, he will not consider retiring. This self-confidence and love for basketball has inspired countless supporters. And his official announcement directly shows his dedication to basketball and his desire for the Olympics, and this determination has been supported and approved by the Suns.
This decision is a bit regrettable for his partner with the Suns, Devin Booker. Booker and Durant, the duo are very close on the court, and the outside world has high expectations for them. But Durant's participation in the Olympics will undoubtedly increase his fatigue and injury risk, which is indeed a big challenge for the Suns who are pursuing a championship. Although Booker regrets this, he can only respect Durant's choice.
This story tells us that every player on the basketball court has their own dreams and pursuits. For Durant, the Olympics are not just a stage, but also a place for him to realize his self-worth and show his abilities. Although his decision made his teammate Booker a little regretful, it also showed a basketball player's pursuit of honor and infinite love for basketball.
So, dear fans, what do you think of Durant's decision? Like Booker, is it both supportive and a little regretful? Or do you have more expectations and ideas? Feel free to leave a message in the comment section and share your views and feelings. Let's look forward to Durant's wonderful performance at the Paris Olympics, and also wish the Suns even better in the coming season. February** Dynamic Incentive Program