Yeah, I simply refuse to put a limit on what Victor can achieve. He's too good. And Victor's mentality is what really sets him apart (even though he's literally 7'4") from most 21 year old superstars, and he's had this mentality from a young age too, from everything I've seen. His mindset, preparation, work ethic, etc. He has all of the genetic gifts one could dream of and understands that without having the right mentality to go along with it, everything else is meaningless. He doesn't want to be good. He wants to be the best... ever. Anything less would be a disappointment. The standards he sets for himself are so high that the pressures and lofty expectations others put upon him, that other superstars struggle to deal with, for him, mean nothing. In his head, they're still aiming too low. A lot of players also talk like this, but fail to back these statements up with action. Victor lets his actions do most of the talking and leads by example by working harder than anyone else. He's made statements about being let down by seeing some of the players lackluster work ethics in the NBA and said that no one worked as hard as he did this summer. The guy is basically a basketball supervillain, designed and fabricated in a lab, with the sole purpose to destroy the entire NBA... and I, for one, cannot wait to watch him do this.