“Is it Aaron Rodgers” Fans left in splits as Alex Caruso NFL tackles Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo
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Giannis Antetokounmpo, Aaron Rodgers and Alex Caruso
The Chicago Bulls’ Alex Caruso doesn’t really have a lot of clarity on what sport he wants to play right now, and that seems to be showing in the players’ performance against other teams, which is mor NFL oriented rather than NBA. Giannis Antetokounmpo was the unlucky one who had to face the wrath of Caruso’s NFL style performance in the Milwaukee Bucks’ game against the Chicago Bulls, which unfortunately, even despite Caruso’s Aaron Rodgers style performance, the Bulls lost. Giannis, even after being tackled by the beast in Caruso managed to push through, and the Bucks managed to get yet another dub.
Milwaukee Bucks faced the Chicago Bulls in a close matchup which was seen to be favouring the Bucks according to the analysts, and it seems as if Alex Caruso did see these predictions of the match not going in their way, therefore, he possibly decided to target Milwaukee’s marquee player, Giannis Antetokounmpo, who had no idea of what was coming his way. Tackles in the NBA have lately become a common sight, often leading to many injuries, and are therefore avoided at any cost by players, but despite this fear being around the NFL’s art of tackling in the NBA, Caruso decided that it was go time, and went for it straightaway.
Alex seemingly was on demon time as the player forced his strength on the Bucks’ start player, who didn’t imagine what was going to happen to him in a simple game of basketball, where a certain decorum is followed, which simply implies that the sport of basketball shouldn’t involve the elements of any other sport, and the element of tackling from the NFL, like the one Aaron Rodgers does, definitely not!
Caruso was on demon time and decided that he had had enough of the NBA and needed to show the skillset that he was going to need in the NFL, therefore, he decided to go after the biggest man that he could see from the opposite team, and went for Giannis.
Let us take a closer look at this incident as Alex Caruso tackled Giannis Antetokounmpo in the Bucks’ game against the Bulls.
Alex Caruso tackles Giannis Antetokounmpo, shocks the crowd with Aaron Rodgers level talent
Caruso has had enough of the NBA and wants to move into the NFL to start a new phase in his life, but for that, he needs to showcase his skillset, which he did at the highest level of sporting events, not the NFL but the NBA. Not sure why, but Caruso chose Giannis to take him down by tackling him in order to prove that he is NFL worthy, did that happen, we aren’t really sure about that, but we are definitely sure of the fact that Antetokounmpo didn’t really like it.
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4 minutes 2 seconds are left in the 2nd quarter of the game between the Bucks and the Bulls as Giannis has the ball and is slowly moving it towards the other end of the court. Giannis drives the ball in the paint area of the Bulls which is when he tries to attempt a layup from right in front of one of Bulls’ players, but out of nowhere, Alex Caruso pops in the scene, jumps high and tackles Antetokounmpo like he is Aaron Rodgers in the NFL.
The crowd is up on its feet, shook and trying to understand what just happened and why did Caruso just do that. Giannis is equally astounded and makes a disappointed face which is when a few of the Bucks players and the man Caruso himself help him in order to get up after the hard fall.
Let us now take a closer look at the game between Milwaukee Bucks and Chicago Bulls.
Milwaukee Bucks vs Chicago Bulls, 126-98
The Milwaukee Bucks added yet another dub to their name with a 28-point victory against the Chicago Bulls as the team cruised past their rivals amid failed tackle attempts and a whole lot of other drama.
Jrue Holiday led the way for the Bucks in order to get a dub with 27 points and 7 assists to his name, followed by Giannis Antetokounmpo who scored 25 points and then Pat Connaughton who scored 14 points. The Chicago Bulls were led by Nikola Vucevic with 22 points, followed by DeMar DeRozan and Zach Lavine with 21 points and then Ayo Dosunmu with 7 points.
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