Victor Wembanyama made his debut in the All-Star Game on Saturday, playing for Charles Barkley’s Global Stars team against Kenny Smith’s Young Stars. Ahead of the game, the San Antonio sophomore expressed that he would bring competitiveness to the contest.
As the youngest member of the team, Wembanyama started the game coming off the bench, with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Donovan Mitchell starting at guard, Pascal Siakam and Karl-Anthony Towns at forward and Nikola Jokic at center.
When he was subbed in, Wembanyama wasted no time proving he meant business, immediately blocking a shot by Jaren Jackson Jr. Soon after, Trae Young found him for a dunk, and Wembanyama followed it up with another defensive play, stealing the ball and setting up an Alperen Sengun dunk.

He added another highlight with a block on Cade Cunningham’s reverse layup.
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Wembanyama scored two consecutive dunks with ease — one from a lob assist by Nikola Jokic and another from Trae Young, which helped the Global Stars take a 36-27 lead.
The game was capped off by Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, who hit a 3-point pull-up followed by a driving dunk, securing the win for the Global Stars 41-32 and advancing them to the next round.
Below are Victor Wembanyama’s stats in the semifinal.
Victor Wembanyama's stats in the championship game
Victor Wembanyama once again started the game from the bench in the championship matchup against Shaq’s OGs, a team full of seasoned veterans like Steph Curry, Kevin Durant, James Harden, Damian Lillardand more.
Shaq’s OGs hit the ground running, scoring the first 11 points of the game, with Jayson Tatum contributing eight of those points.
When Wembanyama entered the game, he immediately made an impact, hitting a 3-pointer and following it up with a running dunk.
Despite Wembanyama's efforts, Shaq’s OGs kept their momentum going, and Steph Curry hit a 3-pointer that put them just one point away from the championship, leading 39-21.
Karl-Anthony Towns and Wembanyama added a couple of field goals, but the game came to a close when James Harden found Jayson Tatum for a game-winning running dunk.
Wembanyama finished the game with a team-high 11 points and recorded the only block of the championship game.
Below are Victor Wembanyama's stats.
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