- Iman Shumpert spoke for his “strong suit”Learning and adapting is key “on the fly.”
- Shumpert won season thirty of “Dancing With the Stars”Monday
- He became the first NBA player in history to win the competition.
“Dancing With the Stars”Insider was told by Iman Shumpert, the winner of season 30, that he “strong suit”Learning is a process “new things right before it’s time to get things done.”
Shumpert and Daniella Karagach became the first NBA players to win the Mirrorball Trophy.
Insider reported that the basketball star said in October, ahead of his win, that while he had “always been comfortable with dancing,”He didn’t like ballroom.
He stated that he did not let his lack of experience in ballroom dance intimidate him.
“When someone wants something, there’s a sort of a threat in a disadvantage,”Shumpert stated.
He explained that competition is a great way to see who has the most experience and who has the best skills. “is capable of”While “if you see me and know I know nothing, you don’t know anything that I can or can’t do.”
The 2016 NBA Championship Winner continued to say that he needed some extra time “to work on something and execute a game plan”To become a “threat”He danced on the ballroom dancefloor with his moves.
“My strong suit is having to adjust on the fly and learn new things right before it’s time to get things done,”He added.
Karagach and Shumpert won perfect scores in both rounds of Monday’s finale, cementing their victory after the audience votes were cast.
Remarking on their win During an appearance “Good Morning America”TuesdayShumpert claimed that he felt this way. “accomplished” after winning “DWTS.”
“The whole season I was like telling Dani, ‘You’re just great at what you do’ and everyone was saying she doesn’t have a Mirrorball yet. So, I’m just happy she got one now,”The NBA star spoke out about his partner in dancing.
Shumpert used to call Karagach his “angel on my shoulder that knows all the right things”During his interview with Insider in Oct.
Shumpert & Karagach won the Mirrorball trophy over JoJo Siwa, Jenna Johnson and Cody Rigsby.