The Golden State Warriors registered their third win in the series against the Dallas Mavericks behind strong performances from Stephen Curry and Andrew Wiggins. While Luka had a 40-point game, his effort wasn’t enough to help the Mavs defeat the star-studded Warriors roster.
As a result, the Mavericks are now on the brink of elimination from the playoffs. If they lose the next game, Luka’s journey in the playoffs will come to an end. Anyway, today, we are sure to talk about the biggest highlight of Game 3 between the Dubs and the Mavs.
Yes, we are talking about Andrew Wiggins’ amazing poster on none other than Luka Doncic. After celebrating momentarily, the Warriors were shocked to see referee Marc Davis calling it an offensive foul.
Almost instantly, Warriors’ head coach Steve Kerr challenged that call, and it was finally overturned in favor of the Warriors. The challenge resulted in fans enjoying the dunk again and again since the officials viewed the replays a lot of times.
Stephen Curry made sure to make a sarcastic comment about Marc Davis’ decision to initially call an offensive foul on the play while mocking him as well:
“It was unbelievable. And we got to see 800 replays because of the challenge so appreciate you, Marc (Davis). That was nice.”
Steph Curry on Andrew Wiggins poster 🤣 pic.twitter.com/wUK9JsSOrF
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“Fourth quarter and a big win, not just because it was Luka, but because of the way it looked. It was unbelievable. And we got to see 800 replays because of the challenge so appreciate you, Marc. That was nice.”
The unbelievable dunk by Wiggins has been the talk of the town since it happened in Game 3. Even the victim of the dunk, Luka Doncic, appreciated it and wished that he had a dunking ability similar to Andrew.
Knowing the fact that Wiggins is an incredibly athletic player, we can expect more amazing dunks from the Warriors forward in the coming weeks. Regardless of the player he posterizes next, fans will not forget this sensational dunk by Wiggins for years to come.
