Wait A Minute! Congolese-Spanish NBA Star Serge Ibaka Poses Nude On The Cover Of ESPN Magazine…Wow!



It’s like ESPN Magazine‘s Body Issue now has a reputation for having nude stars on its cover? Just asking! Was it not in June this year that the Magazine had the tennis champion Venus Williams posing nude on it’s cover? 
In this latest edition, Congolese-Spanish NBA baller  Serge Ibaka striped down completely on the cover. Rolling my eyes!
Read excerpts of the interview culled from BN after the cut...

On the first moment he played basketball: “It was in the Congo. I think I was like 7 or 8. My mom and dad played basketball too, so my dad was always asking me to come to see him play. So one day one of the guys who was playing with my dad, he said, “Hey, let me teach you something.” So he took an empty bottle of water and was using it as a ball and he said, “OK, take one step and do two and then jump — that’s all it is.” I went back home, and all night I was doing it. All night. That’s all I could think about. Even in the bathroom, I’m brushing my teeth and I start doing this. That’s where everything started.”
On his father pushing him to become a basketball player: “In Africa, when you’re a kid, every kid loves to play soccer, and I loved playing soccer. But my dad didn’t want me playing soccer. He would joke, “C’mon, man, you’re too tall!” Then he promised me, “If you start playing basketball, I’m going to give you my jersey.” That’s one of my favorite things from my dad is his old jersey. He played with No. 9, too. That’s where I get my number from.”
On Keri Hilson’s reaction during injury: “It was not easy, that game, man. When I came back the first game, I was scared a little bit. My girlfriend was scared; she was thinking I was just going to play because of media pressure. And then my sister tells me, “I can’t believe you are trying to play today, and yesterday you couldn’t walk!” I said “Listen, whatever happens happens, but I need to be out there with my teammates.”
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