Victor Wembanyama - Breaking the NBA and the Card Market

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NBA scouts and enthusiasts worldwide gather in Henderson, Nevada, to witness 18-year-old French prodigy Victor Wembanyama in action. Hosts Ben Rippin' and Kevin Rips dive into Victor's rise, from his athletic lineage and diverse sports background to his strategic choices shaping his basketball journey. Explore how Wembanyama captivated the NBA and card collectors, breaking hobby records with his pre-rookie and rookie cards. As Wembanyama's influence skyrockets, Ben and Kevin uncover the extraordinary impact on the card market and this potential "GOAT's" burgeoning legacy. --------- Connect with the Rippin' Crew @benripping - @kevinripscards - @m46rippin - @bobsrippin Part of the Rippin' Podcast Network

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