Despite Stephen A. Smith’s provocative claim that Giannis Antetokounmpo has “underachieved,” the two-time MVP’s resume speaks loudly, and there are five undeniable reasons why Giannis has instead exceeded expectations.

Steph Curry's long-term tenure in Golden State is well-documented. Despite setbacks, he’s remained steadfast, building a legacy that has culminated in four NBA Championships. Rivers draws that parallel, suggesting Antetokounmpo shares that DNA and will not opt to leave—despite external pressures.

The former NBA point guard took issue with Smith calling Antetokounmpo an “underachiever” in an episode of “First Take” last week.

Jalen Williams surpasses Kobe Bryant and Giannis Antetokounmpo on an elite NBA Finals history list during Game 5 of the Thunder's series against the Pacers.

Smith called Giannis Antetokounmpo an “underachiever” if he doesn’t add another ring to his collection. Since then, Smith has faced massive backlash from fans and analysts alike. On Monday’s episode,

Giannis Antetokounmpo's journey from an undocumented immigrant selling goods on the streets of Greece to a Milwaukee Bucks superstar is truly remarkable. Overcoming poverty and uncertainty, he embraced basketball,