Today we're going to find out as we'll be simulating the rest of his career to see how many championships he can win, and if he can secure more than the 6 held by the legendary Michael Jordan, it'll cement himself as the greatest player of all time.

So with all that being said, let's see if he actually pulls it off, all starting with the 2025 season which will be Wemby's second in the NBA.

And it would be headlined by the fact that he would be up to almost 27 points and 13 rebounds per game.

And when you combine it with his usual outstanding defense, he would be winning the first of what's probably going to be many Defensive Player of the Year awards.

There is a very good chance that by the end of this, he will have the most all time.

And speaking of the most all time, there's several records that Wemby will probably break during his time in the NBA, including the all time scoring record held by LeBron James who in this universe, retired with 42,506 under his belt.

So keep that in mind as a little bit of a side quest as Wemby tries to achieve his main goal of passing up MJ's 6 titles.

And it just so happens that he would be getting closer to said goal as he would finally be making his playoffs debut.

And as he's done for his entire professional career, he will live up to everyone's lofty expectations.

Defeating Anthony Edwards and his Timberwolves in the first round, as well as the former champion Denver Nuggets led by Jokic in the second.

So with such a dominant postseason run to this point, you got to think that it's only a matter of time until Wemby wins a championship of his own.

But before we see if he actually does, you got to remember that every all time great in the history of the NBA has ran into a team that would serve as a roadblock to their first championship.

And Wemby is going to be no different.

As his last opponent, standing in his way of a trip to the finals would be the Memphis

Grizzlies led by the athletic John Moran, who would show no fear towards Wemby's 7'5 frame as he would go into Wemby's house and take the first two games of the series to start the conference finals off.

And while Wemby would show some serious improvement in the following three games to not only erase that lead, but take it over now a three to two, he would promptly blow game six and game seven to fall short at the hands of John the Grizzlies moving on to the NBA finals.

Obviously a disappointing ending, but Wemby, he will be back because now entering 2026, he would get one step closer to his first title, but not necessarily in the way you may expect, because while he would be up to almost 29 points per game and finish as the best defensive player of the year for a second time in a row, he would fall short again in the postseason, this time to Shea Gilgis Alexander and his Oklahoma City Thunder.

But while none of this is ideal on the surface, it may actually wind up being a blessing in disguise.

You gotta remember, Jordan had Pippen, LeBron had Kyrie, and very fittingly, Spurs legend

Tim Duncan had Tony Parker, so it's only right that Wemby would be getting a sidekick of his own.

As entering the 2027 season, the Spurs would be signing Texas native Darren Fox to a max contract to be Wemby's co-star, and as a result, the Spurs would have their best season yet, finishing the year with a 60-22 record thanks to the elite performance and partnership of Wemby and Fox, which would also bring them into the spotlight as the NBA's best team, as well as award them with plenty of individual accolades, starting with Victor Wembenyama finishing the year as the league's most valuable player.

There's a lot to cover here, first off, Wemby with his first MVP, it was only a matter of time.

Stefan Kassel as the backup to Darren Fox, sixth man of the year, so the Spurs kinda got their Manu.

And there he is again, Wemby with the defensive player of the year, it's his third in a row.

And with the Spurs now truly in championship contention, it should be no surprise that in the playoffs, Wemby would get his revenge on OKC in the first round, eliminate Jokic in Denver for the second time, and the second, finally get over the hump in the conference finals by winning the Battle of Texas over the Rockets.

Which means that in year number four, and only at the age of 24, Victor Wembenyama would be heading to the Big Apple for the NBA Finals with a chance to win his first title.

I'm on my Mike Breen, I'm gonna have to put my bias aside, but yeah, it's going to be

Jalen Brunson and Villanova up against Wemby and the Spurs.

And before we kick off these NBA Finals, it's worth mentioning that while Wemby is definitely the favorite, the NBA is absolutely loaded with talent.

And it would be best illustrated by the fact that while Wemby and Fox would be taking the first game of the series, Brunson and the Knicks would respond with a win in Game 2 and Game 3.

But that's not to say that the Spurs should panic, cause while they would find themselves in a 2-1 hole, it would be Wemby bringing them right back up to the surface, tying it up in New York at 2 wins apiece.

But maybe most encouraging for Wemby would be history itself.

Cause if we look back all the way to 1999, Wemby's predecessor Tim Duncan also found himself in the NBA Finals against the Knicks, where he would walk away as a first time champion.

So it's only right that nearly 20 years later, we would see Wemby do the exact same, taking over in Game 5 to go up 3-2, and eventually sealing the deal in the world's most famous arena to win his first NBA championship.

So now with one title under his belt, the question is, how many titles can Wemby finish with?

And will it be more than the legendary 6 held by Michael Jordan?

There's only one way to find out and Wemby's going to take some punches, but for now let's speed up all the way to the 2028 NBA Finals where the Spurs will have a chance to defend their title as they're now charging into Cleveland for a duel with the Cavaliers.

They don't have a chip yet in this universe, so you know they're going to come with the heat.

And on paper, this Cavs team definitely has what it takes to send Wemby and the Spurs home, as they're led by Donovan Mitchell, who's a future Hall of Famer, as well as defensive genius Evan Mobley, and we can't forget about the other two all-star level players that they have in Darius Garland and Jared Allen.

But while top to bottom they may have the better roster, the Spurs have the best player in the entire league, as Wemby to this point has won his second MVP, as well as his fifth straight defensive player of the year, which is in fact an NBA record.

So while this one would go to game 7, it would eventually end off as a pretty convincing win for the Spurs, now giving Wemby his second straight NBA championship.

And with two in a row, you already know that he's going to try to bring San Antonio their third straight, because in the 2029 season, he'd be heading right back to the finals where he'd be heading all the way up north to challenge the Toronto Raptors, who barely made it to the finals as they're only the 7th seed in the East.

But standing on the other side would be a very interesting opponent, someone who's already an NBA champion and has plenty of experience in high pressure moments.

That being Giannis Antetokounmpo, the Greek freak, the best possible player to take the

Spurs down, and someone who you'll see very shortly push Wemby to his limits.

I'm not too sure how this team is only a 7th seed, they have Scottie Barnes, they have

Giannis.

Either way, whatever their seed is, they're in the finals, it's going to be a tough matchup for Wemby.

And if you're still not convinced on how misleadingly good this team is, the now three-time league

MVP would very quickly be staring down elimination, now falling behind 3-2 at the hands of Giannis and the Raptors.

So that means that in order to keep the 3P dream alive, Wemby will have to go into Toronto and take game 6 to 4-7.

Although in one of the NBA's loudest crowds, as well as the usual hostility of the NBA finals, it's not going to be easy.

Especially when you consider that the Spurs would barely be holding onto a 4-point lead with just under 3 minutes to play.

And it's an unfamiliar situation for Wemby, since he's mostly just demolished teams for the past couple years.

But this time it's completely different.

He has to make a 3-2 comeback, there's a former champion on the other side, and he's going to be tested in the clutch.

Here we go, NBA finals game 6, San Antonio, Wemby trying to force game 7, Toronto if they can come back from a 4-point deficit, they'll be walking away as champions.

And Giannis will have his second of his career, he gets the steal.

Here we go, Giannis on the fast break, Wemby with the defense, Wemby stops the fast break by himself, Giannis misses the layup.

Fantastic defense by Wemby, Wemby on the break, he slows it down, over to Fox, Fox looks like he's about to throw it down to Wemby, being guarded by Scottie Barnes, that is a mismatch, he gets the putback, I don't know how he missed that original shot.

San Antonio, all they have to do is hold onto a 6-point lead.

And they are going to game 7, fantastic steal, Wemby with the defense, the 5-time defensive player of the year.

And it's actually 5 times in a row, here we go, De'Aaron with the short shot over Giannis, what kind of shot was that, it worked out, the 2K sim, it's the gift that keeps on giving with the weird shots.

Here we go, great defense by Giannis, or great defense by Wemby on Giannis, Devin Vassell getting his revenge on the Spurs with the 3.

Looks like Wemby might be posting up, yup, they pass it over to him, not a post up though, just the isolation, good defense by Giannis, and Wemby throws it away right to Scottie

Barnes, Emanuel quickly on the break, Emanuel quickly with the step back jumper in the mid-range, it's off rebounded by Wemby.

This game could still go either way, 1.40 left, De'Aaron on the fast break, slows it down, Wemby has a mismatch, he has Emanuel quickly on him, Emanuel quickly is 6-2, Wemby is 9 feet tall, the hook shot, no dribble, it's in, if San Antonio gets a stop here, this might be it.

Here we go, Giannis on the iso, behind the back, driving, with the left, bullies, absolutely bullies Wemby out the way, but it looks like Wemby's gonna try to get him right back, here we go, Wemby on the iso, or he's getting the screen from Sohan, Wemby driving right, the pull up, oh my god, that's probably gonna do it, Wemby with the fading 3, if San Antonio gets a stop here, we're going to game 7, and the dream, the 3-peat, it's still alive, great defense by Wemby, makes Giannis give it up, Devin Vassell, he's trying to get his revenge on San Antonio, back to back fading 3's by both teams, here we go, San Antonio's running the same play as last time, will Wemby fade away again, the backdoor pass, the backdoor cut, the pass by Wemby, who just dunked it, I didn't even see, Toronto called a timeout, inbounded the ball, wasted a second, and called a second timeout, so we'll see what play they draw up, they kind of have to shoot a 3, although when your best player is Giannis, that's probably,

Emmanuel Quigley's gonna fire it, it's off, rebounded by Wemby, Wemby on the break, over to Sohan, over to Fox, Fox almost turns it over, oh my god, what is happening right now, here we go, San Antonio is a bucket away from icing this one, and Wemby has a mismatch in the paint, will they get it to him, 5 seconds left on the clock, Josh Green with the ball,

Josh Green with the dagger, it's in, we're going to game 7, and just like that, Wemby and the Spurs would be preparing for a flight back home for the season's final game, after some clutch heroics from their leader, they lived to see another day, and with all the momentum in the world, they would keep it up, and get the job done, as after one last performance, fitting for a now 3 time MVP, where he would lead his team to a 40 point lead, and cap it off with one last signature shot, they got blown out in game 7, Wemby with the one legged shot, this one would be concluding with Victor Wembenyama's third straight NBA championship, vaulting the Spurs back into dynasty form, and solidifying himself as one of the greatest players ever, only at the age of 25.

And while it remains to be seen where he'll rank at the end of his career, he would have another chance at a title, as he would be going to a 4 straight finals in 2030, this time against the Brooklyn Nets, who somewhere along the way picked up Luka Doncic, who was actually able to win the MVP this year, which makes it even more impressive that Wemby would be storming his way to his 4 straight championship, making it the first time a team has done that since the 1960s, so it's safe to say that Wemby has just pulled off one of the greatest achievements in the history of the NBA.

And let's take an opportunity to mention that with the 4 chips, he also has 3 regular season MVPs, and a record 6 defensive player of the year awards, all of which came consecutively.

So when you top it off with the fact that LeBron's scoring record is also within reach, he has a really good chance to retire as the greatest of all time, by far.

But as is the case with all dynasties, one day it will eventually come to an end, it's just a matter of when.

So keep that in mind as we go through the 2031 season, and let's see how long this

Spurs run will really last.

Fortunately for the Spurs and Wemby though, he wouldn't be missing a beat, winning yet another defensive player of the year to add to his resume, which will be crucial entering the Western Conference Finals against Shea Gildas Alexander and the OKC Thunder.

And even more crucial, when you learn that this one is going to Game 7.

But before we see how it turns out, let's just mention that while Wemby's still in the middle of his prime, De'Aaron Fox is on the wrong side of 30, which may explain why their usual trip to the finals might be in danger.

Cause with both teams separated by just 2 points entering the final few minutes of Game 7, it's clear the Spurs run is in some serious jeopardy.

They've won 4 titles straight, but this will be their toughest test yet, and it'll be up to Wemby and Fox collectively to keep their 5 peak dreams alive.

Here we go, Western Conference Finals Game 7, Powell with the ball, we're very far into the future, Sohan with the steal, Sohan slowing it down, passing it over to Fox, Fox with the screen from Wemby, wide open behind the screen, it's good, San Antonio has the lead.

Shea, if you remember earlier, eliminated Wemby in like Wemby's third season, but then

Wemby started to win a bunch of championships, so Wemby kind of got the last slap, good defense in the lane, here we go, Wemby trying to complete the comeback, almost a backcourt, arguably a backcourt, Fox with the ball, Fox in the midrange, backing it out, looks like they're going to post up Wemby, I'm not too sure who's guarding him, again we're very far into the future, and one, huge and one by Wemby, he made the free throw, San Antonio is up by 4.

Here we go, Shea with the ball, Shea over to Peterson again, Peterson with the screen by Shea, almost pops a 3, 3 seconds left on the shot clock, Shea right into Wemby's chest, he draws the foul, and Shea, as you would expect, goes to the line, makes both, 90% coming in handy, 2 point game, 95-93, Fox with the ball, good defense by Shea on Fox, the handoff to Wemby, Wemby at the 3 point line, driving in the post up, fakes the post up, not too sure what he's doing, over to Patrick Williams, Patrick Williams a new addition to the team, I think, he's going to have to make something out of nothing, 1 second left, he's going to have to chuck it, it's off, OKC still in it, it's only a 2 point game,

Jalen Williams with the ball, over to Shea, Shea driving left in the lane at the free throw line, Peterson's going to launch it, it rims out, it was halfway down, Wemby with the ball, Wemby on the break, over to Fox, he's going to slow it down, here we go, Fox driving, the long 2 contested over the big man, it doesn't matter, he is getting old, he's on the wrong side of 30, but it's still working out, San Antonio, if they can hold on for 1 more minute, they're going to the finals against Luka, OKC with the lob, I didn't expect that, that was kind of out of nowhere, shout out to them, here we go, 1 minute left, officially, here we go, they're running a pick and roll, Wemby fakes a screen, he slips, he goes into the post, Wemby's getting doubled, but they kind of, it's kind of weak, I don't, wow man, I screwed that up, he took the shot anyways, despite kind of being doubled, they fake a double team, I don't even know what to call it, here we go, Shea driving to the basket, forgot how to speak English, here we go, hopefully I remember now, Jalen Williams with the layup, he ties it up, San Antonio just called a timeout, here we go, Wemby on the ISO, they flatten it out, driving left, the short jumper, it's good, San Antonio with a 2 point lead, they just called another timeout, so let's see what they drew up, it might just be to give Shea the ball and get out of the way, the pivot, the floater, it's good, we're tied, 20 seconds left, San Antonio just called a timeout, will they inbound it to Fox, they do, Wemby was calling for it on the inbound, will Wemby get a touch, 16 seconds left on the clock, 14, 13, Fox with the ball, getting the screen by Wemby, he fakes the screen, it looks like he's going to post up, Fox throws it away, no timeouts left for OKC, 3, 2, 1,