We Know The Real Reason Ja and Zion Ruined Their Basketball Lives

We Know The Real Reason Ja and Zion Ruined Their Basketball Lives



We Know The Real Reason Ja and Zion Ruined Their Basketball Lives

As the Number 1 and 2 Picks of the 2019 NBA Draft, Zion Williamson And Ja Morant were supposed to be the faces of the NBA when guys like LeBron and Steph retired. But, what they did to their careers is down right embarrassing and might be the worst downfall of 2 of the most exciting players we’ve seen in recent memory.

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We Know The Real Reason Ja and Zion Ruined Their Basketball Lives

The Extreme Downfall of Ja and Zion Needs To Be Studied

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CHAPTERS
What Happened To Ja And Zion? 0:00
The 2020 Season 5:26
The 2021 Season 7:46
The 2022 Season 9:20
The 2023 Season 12:00
The 2024 Season 15:32
The 2025 Season 17:30
The 2026 Season 19:18
Now What? 20:48

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  1. THIS GENERATION IS BEYOND PXXXY…yall would've complained about jordan drinking and gambling all night then coming in a dropping 40, or jason kidd or rodman sleeping in the car with a gun, kobe Colorado situation, gilbert gxns in the locker room. Now anyone can buy subs and likes make and edit videos with ai and voicer overs and trash players for things outside of basketball smh

  2. As it used to be the NCAA needs to become again non commercial and players need to complete their college studies, actual studies. This way we will have again more mature and intelligent/interesting players.

  3. Some players simply can’t handle the lifestyle that comes with success. One day they’re a kid growing up with very little, the next they’re a college superstar, and within a few years they’re signing contracts worth millions of dollars. That’s one of the most dramatic lifestyle changes a person can experience, especially at 21 or 22 years old. Everyone focuses on the basketball, but the bigger story is often the money and everything that comes with it. For many players, once that guaranteed money arrives, their hunger begins to fade while their ego grows. It’s difficult to tell a young man with several million dollars that he needs to work harder, be more disciplined, or stay humble he no longer feels the same urgency that got him there. Financial security can create complacency. If those contracts weren’t guaranteed and players had to continually earn every dollar, I believe we’d see far more hunger, discipline, accountability, and consistent effort throughout the league.

  4. Both of them ended up being too soft mentally. Let's not get it twisted. All they had to do waa play basketball, stay in shape, and use common sense. Very disappointing.

  5. I still don’t see how Zion has people believing in his potential😂. It’s actual comedy to me that people still believe in his “stardom potential” 😂😂😂😂

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