"Don't brawl with the Balkans": NBA fans react to Nikola Jokic wreaking havoc in viral player fights mixtape

Three-time MVP Nikola Jokic could be on his way to a fourth MVP award if he continues to sustain his level of play. In addition to averaging a career-high 29.7 points per game through the first ten games of the year, Jokic is also averaging 13.7 rebounds per game, a career-high 11.7 assists per game, and 1.7 steals per game.

With discourse surrounding Jokic at an all-time high, one NBA fan decided to create a highlight video of Jokic wreaking havoc on the NBA. The compilation video shows Jokic both going at, and going back and forth with a number of high-profile NBA players.

From his infamous shove of Marcus Morris to a heated face-to-face with Devin Booker, the 40-second video, which has racked up 27M views since Nov. 11, has gone viral online.

NBA fans were quick to react to the footage.

"Don't brawl with the Balkans." - One wrote

"The Balkans has seen too much shit. Do not fight them." - Another added

"That MF an absolute menace, gotta love it. The NBA’s overflowing with fruity pebbles these days." - Another wrote

Others agreed that the message was clear; don't mess with Jokic.

"If Nikola Jokic and Steven Adams were a tag team, is there any other duo in NBA that could take them in a fight?" - One joked

"This man is a docile horse lover and wrecks dudes lol" - Another added

Jokic looks to lead Nuggets to sixth straight win in Friday's NBA Cup game against New Orleans

After starting the season with a two-game skid, the Nuggets showed signs of life as they rallied with a two-game win streak to bring their record to 2-2. While the team began the month of November with a loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves, they have since responded in a big way.

Since Nov. 2, Jokic has led the Nuggets to five straight wins, leading the team in rebounds and assists in all five games. In addition, he led the team in scoring in four of those five games, with Russell Westbrook erupting for 29 against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Nov. 6.

Given that he's nearly averaging career highs across the board, Jokic is once again the favorite to win the NBA MVP award. A fourth MVP on his resume would put Jokic in elite company alongside Wilt Chamberlain and LeBron James, who both have four MVP awards.

In addition, a fourth win would put him ahead of Larry Bird, Magic Johnson and Moses Malone. While there is still plenty of basketball left to play this season, Jokic's Hall of Fame worthy resume could have another MVP added to it if he keeps up this production.