Recently, Dwight Howard, a NBA star and currently a free agent, appeared in Tennessee to watch the WWE (American Professional Wrestling) trials. When he came to the event, he naturally could not escape the media's attention. When Howard was asked whether he would participate in WWE in the future, he said meaningfully: "Next season, I still want to play in the NBA, but if there is no ball to play, I really consider changing careers and joining WWE!"
Howard also introduced that his NBA career began in Orlando, so if he wants to change careers in WWE in the future, he also hopes to start another journey in Orlando. As we all know, Howard is still a free agent. In the 2021-22 season, the "Warcraft" who played for the Lakers averaged 6.2 points and 5.9 rebounds per game. The team's status is already very marginal, but he loves the game very much. As long as he has a chance to play, he will definitely do his best. This professional spirit is still very admirable.
In fact, Howard's career is also a brilliant one. He has won one NBA championship, participated in 8 All-Star Games, was selected into the NBA's best team of the year 8 times, and has also achieved personal data from 5 rebounding kings and 2 blocking kings. So far, he has played in a total of 1,242 NBA games, averaging 15.7 points, 11.8 rebounds and 1.8 blocks per game. Is he also regarded as the biggest bead in the NBA's 75th anniversary star selection?
Time flies, "World" is old, and it is difficult for him to gain enough attention in the NBA at the age of 37. However, Howard continues to maintain self-discipline, strengthens his muscles, and his physical confrontation is not inferior to that of the past. With his thick arms, tall body, and his domineering aura when he roars, Howard is indeed very suitable to switch to WWE after retirement, and he is also very willing to perform. I still remember the classic dunk contest that year, the "World" wearing a Superman cloak is still vivid in my mind.
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