Dwyane Wade had the time of his life at the Hall of Fame ceremony. After getting his name enshrined amongst the basketball elite, he uploaded a clip on his social media handle boasting about the star-studded event. The 3x champion seems absolutely elated to join an elite rank of players.

Wade was hands down one of the greatest players in the 21st century. He was part of three championship winning sides and even won the finals MVP in 2006. He played with some of the greatest players of all time, like Shaquille O’Neal and LeBron James, and became the part of the latest hall of fame class.

Dwyane Wade boasts about his achievement

Wade has been quite active on social media lately. He was keeping his massive following of over 20 million people up to date on the hall of fame ceremony. He uploaded a short clip on his Instagram stories where he was bragging about his well deserved accolade. He also changed his bio to, “Unanimous Hall of Famer??”.

He was spotted saying, “Who am I? Who am I? Who am I? Who am I? Oh yeah, I’m all of them baby. Okay, hall of fame here baby,” while a filter was going over his head which showed the Hall of fame symbol.

It’s quite evident that Wade is ecstatic to be part of the elite group of ball players. He was presented the trophy by Philly legend Allen Iverson.

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But while a lot has been said about Wade’s time in South Beach, his contributions in the city of Chicago are still untouched.

Dwyane Wade’s time at the Bulls

Dwyane Wade joined Michael Jordan’s club in January of 2016. He had a rather short stint in MJ’s home but it was still a memorable one.

He left Miami after getting into contract disputes. He played alongside Rajan Rondo and Jimmy Butler. That season Rondo and Butler were fined for criticizing the team.

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Dwyane Wade also showed up for the playoffs that season despite fracturing his elbow. The Bulls got knocked out of the playoffs 4-3 by the Boston Celtics. Even Wade wasn’t able to bring back the glory days that the city of Chicago saw in the 90s.