“Bro just want to go milk his cows or whatever” – Finals MVP Nikola Jokic’s HILARIOUS post-game celebration leaves NBA Twitter in splits
How Nikola Jokic’s low-key personality and humble attitude have endeared him to Denver and Colorado fans.
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NBA 2023 Finals MVP Nikola Jokic (Images via Twitter)
Nikola Jokic had just led the Denver Nuggets to their first NBA championship in franchise history, capping off a historic season with a Finals MVP award. But instead of jumping for joy or popping champagne, the Serbian center had a different reaction.
“The job is done, we can go home now,” Jokic said with a straight face during his post-game interview. Jokic’s hilarious comment was a perfect example of his low-key personality and humble attitude, which have endeared him to Denver and Colorado fans who appreciate his hard work, loyalty, and down-to-earth demeanor.
The Nuggets didn’t win pretty, but they won in a game marred by poor shooting, sloppy fouls, and questionable officiating. The Nuggets made only five 3-pointers and missed ten free throws, while the Heat struggled to find their rhythm from beyond the arc and got dominated on the glass. The refs didn’t help either, making a terrible call on a Jimmy Butler 3-pointer late in the game and refusing to overturn it.
But none of that mattered to Nikola Jokić. The back-to-back MVP was unstoppable, scoring 28 points on 75% shooting, grabbing 16 rebounds, and dishing out four assists. He was the best player on the floor and the best player in the postseason (and maybe in the league). He silenced all the doubters, who questioned his ability to lead his team to a title.
NBA Twitter reacts to Nikola Jokic’s eagerness to return to Serbia after NBA Finals
Some fans joked that Jokic was eager to return to his native Serbia, where he owns a farm and loves to spend time with his horses and cows.
Here are some of the funniest reactions from Twitter:
Jokic’s post-game celebration was not the only thing that made him stand out from other NBA stars. His journey from a second-round pick in the 2014 draft to an MVP and a champion is also remarkable, as he defied the odds and expectations of many scouts and experts.
He has also endeared himself to Denver and Colorado with his modesty, loyalty, and down-to-earth personality. He is not interested in fame or glamor; he just wants to play basketball and enjoy life.
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