NBA: In the tough, the next Wembanyama unpacks everything!

NBA: In the tough, the next Wembanyama unpacks everything!
Benjamin Labrousse

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Despite a double course in Spanish/Communication, I decided to take control of my dreams by heading into journalism. With a master’s degree in sports journalism, I cover sports and football news with as much admiration for transfer periods, when a club must make crucial choices for next season.

Number one in the last NBA draft, Zaccharie Risacher succeeded Victor Wembanyama. Also considered a French basketball phenomenon, the Atlanta Hawks player is experiencing his first months in the American elite. This Friday, the native of Malaga spoke about his sometimes complicated beginnings within the Great League.

It is considered the next phenomenon straight from France. At 19 years old, Zaccharie Risacher allowed on June 27 to the France to go a little further into the history of the NBA. One year after the sensational arrival of Victor Wembanyama within the Great League, the winger born in 2005 was chosen in first position in the draft by the Atlanta Hawks.

“In terms of the game, it’s more mixed”

If he delivered impressive performances like against the Knicks November 7 (33 pts, 7 rebounds, 3 assists, 3 interceptions), Zaccharie Risacher also experienced more complicated performances. For Basketball USAthe former of ASVEL spoke about his debut in the NBA. “I’m quite happy with the way I found my feet, the way I managed to find my place in this team. In terms of play, it’s more mixed. I don’t find myself consistent enough, especially when shooting. “It’s one of my strengths and it’s frustrating not to be as consistent and skillful as I used to be.”.

“I’m going to keep working and I know that’s how it’s going to end up working out.”

“Afterwards I’m not just a shooter, and I’m quite satisfied with the way I manage to express myself in other aspects of the game, despite lower percentages than I would like. That said, my mentality does not change. I’m going to keep working and I know that’s how it’s going to end up being. I have confidence in the work I do every day. I’m frustrated but not worried. Overall, I’m really happy with this start to the season, and these are just my first steps in the league.”concludes Zaccharie Risacher.

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