New Orleans Hornets forward Zion Williamson knows that he must abide by discipline (diet) in order to stay on the court, but he sighs that losing weight is difficult because he is young and rich, but he also emphasizes that he is a basketball player, not Will want to get hurt and sit on the sidelines.
Zion Williamson popped up on Gilbert Arenas’ “Gils Arena” podcast to talk about the problems that kept him from playing in just 114 games in four years, and he was asked to eat healthy to stay in shape.
Zion Williamson said: “It’s hard, I’m 20, 22 years old, it feels like I have all the money in the world, it’s really hard.”
Zion Williamson said: “When you are young, you feel that nothing can stop you, but I have to think about the people around me and listen to the voices of those who really want to help him.”
Last season, he suffered a right thigh strain after only playing 29 regular-season games. He thought Zion Williamson would be able to return during the All-Star break, but he did not expect to suffer another right thigh strain and missed the last 45 games.
Zion Williamson said: “I am a basketball player. When I sit on the sidelines and watch my teammates lose, I know that if I am on the court, it will change the result. I want everyone to know that I want to play. No one wants to sit on the sidelines. You think I want to get hurt and sit on the sidelines? I don’t.”
2023-07-12 06:32:22
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