Dallas Mavericks mega star Luke Doncic currently on international missions. It makes its usual sound with smart gaming and shooting. But Luka also has a dark side that comes to light during his assignments in Slovakia, as he reportedly smokes and drinks soda before a recent international match. Luka is known for his love of Cigars and is even often caught drinking soda. But the analyst Nick Wright sees the longer effects of these addictions and offers some advice for young NBA stars.
“What is Wright? Nick Wright” podcast, the analyst took the issue and used the opportunity to convey some senses to Luka Doncic. said, “Luka must know he shouldn’t be drinking soda. Listen, I won’t hit him for a tasty cigarette. Every once in a while, you just need a tasty cigarette. You just do it. Soda is toxic. Soda is not good for you. Luka, I can look the other way from a cigarette. It’s better for our bodies than soda. Let’s put in healthy things.”
Using his own example, Nick tried to say something to Doncic. Added, “I still wear them. It’s been 15 years of nicotine patch. Kicking cigarettes is a tough habit, and the fact that Luke here kicks ass and gets a name while dragging a few heaters adds to his legend.”

For athletes, both habits that have more or less negative effects on their health are never recommended. We hope Luke will follow Nick Wright’s podcast as he has valid points for the emerging teen superstar.
Luka Doncic is working hard to lead the Dallas Mavericks to victory.

Slovak teenager Luka Doncic has been one of the NBA’s brightest talents during his four seasons. The third draft pick in 2018 has already made three All-Star teams and three All-NBA teams. With his consistent Triple-double performances for the Mavs, he was a regular on the MVP potential list. The Texas-based franchise has also had great success on the field with Luka.
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Doncic showed improvements each season, fixing his win-lose record by over 56%. But 2011 champions He needs more than that to win his 2nd NBA title in 40+ seasons. The Mark Cuban franchise has won 2 conference championships and 1 NBA title during this period, but has seemed to have slipped with Doncic on the team in recent seasons.
Postseason in 2022, after beating the Utah Jazz in 6 games, Doncic led the Dallas Mavericks to a staggering seven-game semi-final win over top seeded and strong opponents Phoenix Suns. Dallas later lost 5 games to the Golden State Warriors in the conference Finals.
The 23-year-old superstar tied with Giannis Antetokounmpo for the most points per game in the playoffs, averaging 31.7 points per game, with a staggering 9.8 rebounds and 6.4 assists in 15 games played.
The massive builds weren’t enough to win them all, but Docic and Mavericks tried to make it even more fruitful in 2023. Luka, in particular, has been regularly criticized for his clumsy body and slow pace of play. While on international assignments, he worked hard to lose some weight and get back to ‘NBA form’, regardless of his Coke and Cigarette consumption.
The Mavericks also sought to surround Doncic with more talent by trading with the Houston Rockets for Christian Wood in June. Despite losing to second leading scorer Jalen Brunson, many believe the Mavericks will have a better roster than last season. Former Rockets Center Wood is seen as a great addition to the roster, giving the Mavericks a big man who can make room alongside Doncic.
Like Nick, many of them can largely make Doncic’s habit, especially since he played his worst match in the tournament. But it’s hard to tell if his habits are affecting his performance. It’s probably not the first time he has been smoking or drinking soda the night before the game and has been a star player in his career so far.
The Mavericks would try to rely on Docic and Wood’s new pairing to achieve the desired results with Spencer Dinwiddie, Tim Hardaway Jr., Dorian Finney-Smith, Maxi Kleber, and 3-time NBA Champion JaVale McGee.
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