Dwyane Wade was one of the many players wondering about his NBA 2K18 rating after many have been released throughout the last few weeks, doing so for his fans and kids that are fond of the basketball franchise.
Ok @Ronnie2K we haven't officially met so be kind. Hit me with that rating bro?!?! This is for my fans and kids that play 2k.
— DWade (@DwyaneWade) August 13, 2017
While the very popular Ronnie 2K hasn't replied to his request yet, Phoenix Suns forward Jared Dudley did, poking fun at the Chicago Bulls star's patented pump-fake, which Wade took in good heart.
Yo @DwyaneWade watch out he might hit you with the pump fake rating 😂 pic.twitter.com/4TGAcTEXyJ
— Jared Dudley (@JaredDudley619) August 13, 2017
— DWade (@DwyaneWade) August 13, 2017
Wade received a rating of 87 to start the season in last year's iteration, NBA 2K17, but reached up to a max 99 rating with the 2011 MyTEAM Pink Diamond Card, which boosted his three-point prowess, clutch shooting, defense, and his propensity to get fouled.
The Robbins, Illinois native has certainly dwindled from his All-Star-caliber performances in earlier seasons, now at age 35, but still remains a more-than-decent option at shooting guard with a versatile game and the ability to score, pass, rebound, and defend.
Wade also owns one of the best pump fakes in the league, making him a prime candidate to get fouled on the perimeter not only through the video game, but in real life as well.
His rating of 87 from 2K17 is sure to dip a bit more after Wade averaged only 18.3 points per game, his second-worst mark of his career since his rookie year — also shooting a mere 43.4 percent from the floor, a career-low.
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