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Fans go insane as Ja Morant snatched ankles of his trainer in a video: “Bros trainer is kyrie harden”, “Look at Steph Curry’s son man” 

Ja Morant of the Memphis Grizzlies has been one of the hottest players this season due to his unbelievable play and confidence. In a video posted on Twitter, he worked out and broke his trainer's ankles, which led to a huge amount of reaction from fans.

Morant and his confidence are usually a topic of discussion in the NBA. He recently made the rounds after boldly saying that he and his squad are "fine" out in the Western Conference. Morant also said that the Boston Celtics are the only team that he's worried about in the entire league.

Now, he's on the trending side of things again. A video of his workout went viral as he pulled out a between-the-legs move, making his trainer fall. Following the move, Morant didn't take a shot and just allowed the people around him to be mesmerized with his outstanding basketball move.

.@JaMorant broke his trainer's ankles 😳🤣 https://t.co/H4BEnFhezv

Fans couldn't hold it in and decided to share their thoughts on the video and share their reactions. Here are some of the best fan reactions to Morant's insane move against his trainer.

@BleacherReport @JaMorant Bros trainer is kyrie harden
@BleacherReport @JaMorant Look at Steph Curry’s son man
@BleacherReport @JaMorant He can’t do that against Pat Bev tho
@BleacherReport @JaMorant Bro said I’m not even gonna shoot it 😂😂😂😂
@BleacherReport @JaMorant He’s fine in the training room😴
@BleacherReport @JaMorant Good acting by the trainer to boost his confidence
@BleacherReport @JaMorant Congrats to Ja for breaking a random trainers ankles. This is definitely more important for his career than winning nba games.
@BleacherReport @JaMorant Why he looked right into the camera like that and straight lied at the end?
@BleacherReport @JaMorant Ja is so corny.
@BleacherReport @JaMorant How do we keep saying this when he travels every play?
@BleacherReport @JaMorant Maaan I thought that was Kyrie for a second 😂 I was gon be sad for my hero’s fall from Grace.
@BleacherReport @JaMorant Too bad his trainer ain’t in the West
@BleacherReport @JaMorant What kind of trainer is that 🤣.
@BleacherReport @JaMorant Thought that was Kyrie for a second … if it was, he’d had to retire immediately!
@BleacherReport @JaMorant That trainer needa trainer
@BleacherReport @JaMorant Took him out like a 2k animation🤣
@BleacherReport @JaMorant I thought his trainer is a look-a-like of Kyrie
@BleacherReport @JaMorant Wasn’t even a crazy crossover damn…

Morant has been impressive for the Grizzlies (20-13) this season. However, he might need to use that move in their next few games as they've lost two straight games since his "I'm fine" comments.

Also read: Ja Morant sets lofty money goal with his mom: "Be a billionaire by 30, that's my goal"


Ja Morant is underestimating his competition in the West

Memphis Grizzlies guard Ja Morant
Memphis Grizzlies guard Ja Morant

There's no denying that Ja Morant is one extremely talented rising star. His talent is up to par with the best players in the NBA, which has helped the Memphis Grizzlies get back on the map. Morant's stardom is something that has been fun to watch as Memphis continues to rise to the top.

As condifent as Morant has been in the past few games, it's concerning to most people that the team's efforts to back him up have been lackluster. Prior to their Christmas Day game against the defending champions Golden State Warriors, the one-time All-Star had the opportunity to sit down with ESPN's Malika Andrews.

During the interview, Morant was asked by Andrews which teams he considers threats in their quest to win the title. The high-flying guard simply mentioned the Boston Celtics as a real threat to their season. When asked if there are any teams in the Western Conference that pose a problem, he answered, "I'm fine in the West."

Malika Andrews: "Who do you look at around the league as you're studying and say, 'We're gonna have to run through them?'"

Ja Morant: "Celtics"

Malik Andrews: "No one in the West."

Ja Morant: "Nah. I'm fine in the West."

(h/t @_Talkin_NBA )

https://t.co/Y9Iy0NfmnZ

Based on their recent performances, they were awakened to see that the West is packed with talented teams. After losing to the Warriors 123-109 on Christmas, Memphis had trouble getting back into the winning column, losing 125-108 on Wednesday in a bout against the Phoenix Suns, who were without their star, Devin Booker.

Ja Morant and the Grizzlies may be the league's most confident bunch, but haven't been able to back up their claims. For fans to take themselves seriously, Memphis has to acknowledge the other team's talents.

Dillon Brooks on how teams respond to the Grizzlies’ talkative identity:

“I feel like this season when we get talked back to, we just freeze up.”

(via @DamichaelC) https://t.co/t32ct7TGgG

Also read: Ja Morant shares why he’s eager to play against Golden State Warriors on Christmas day: "We always want to get our lick back"

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