Giannis Antetokounmpo Ranks 10th Among NBA Online Elite

Greek superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo has secured a place among the NBA’s most influential players on social media, ranking 10th in the league’s latest engagement standings with 304 million views across official platforms.

The Milwaukee Bucks forward remains one of the most recognisable faces in world basketball, as fans continue to engage heavily with content featuring the two-time MVP, placing him alongside the game’s biggest global stars despite fierce competition at the top of the rankings.

At the summit of the list stands Luka Doncic, whose popularity has surged since he donned the Los Angeles Lakers jersey. The Slovenian star leads all players with 845 million views, highlighting his massive impact on the league’s digital audience.

Victor Wembanyama follows in second place with 708 million views, while Stephen Curry ranks third with 703 million, confirming their enduring appeal among fans worldwide. LeBron James remains a dominant online presence as well, sitting fourth with 641 million views.

One of the surprises of the ranking is the strong showing by rookie Cooper Flagg, who sits ninth with 312 million views, surpassing several established NBA names and underlining his rapid rise in popularity.

The Top 10 players with the greatest reach on the NBA’s social media platforms are:

  1. Luka Doncic – 845 million views

  2. Victor Wembanyama – 708 million views

  3. Stephen Curry – 703 million views

  4. LeBron James – 641 million views

  5. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander – 496 million views

  6. Nikola Jokic – 445 million views

  7. Austin Reaves – 409 million views

  8. Kevin Durant – 331 million views

  9. Cooper Flagg – 312 million views

  10. Giannis Antetokounmpo – 304 million views

The rankings highlight the NBA’s growing digital footprint, with star performances on the court translating into massive online engagement and global fan interest.

 

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