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Self-deprecation is one of the most widely used forms of humor. The best standup comedians use this approach to get a laugh out of their fans. Now, this is seldom seen on the sporting scene where a lot of athletes are self-obsessed. However, Dwyane Wade doesn’t fall in this category.

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The 3-time NBA Champion with the Miami Heat took his retirement in 2019. He has accumulated an insane social media following in all these years playing for the NBA. The 6’4” legendary figure boasts more than 17 million Instagram followers and close to 10 million on Twitter

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Outside the court, Dwyane is known for his fashion statements and one of his recent looks has got him back in news.

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When Dwyane Wade posted a self-defeating picture

Wade has built quite an image when it comes to using creative ways to make statements. He would more often than not change his hair color or opt for unique styles. One can claim that he is the modern-day avatar of Dennis Rodman in this regard. 

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Recently, Wade posted a picture with Kaavia, one of his four kids. Someone thought his hairstyle looked exactly like a tennis ball and created a meme that featured tennis star Serena Williams. 

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Dwyane Wade decided to post it on his official handle, tagging tennis sensation Serena. The picture was so funny even LeBron James reacted to it in the comments.

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The 38-YO star was recently included in TIME’s list of the 100 Most Influential People. This proves his influence over the tens of millions of fans he has deservingly gathered over years of sheer hard work.

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Apart from the important issues that he raises awareness about via his social media handles, the star also posts humorous stuff every once in a while. Recently, he copied the bare chest look of LeBron James from his time in the Orlando Bubble and posted a collage to mock the 4-time champion who is also his former teammate. 

All these are reasons good enough for many more to start following this great athlete who is also a delightful human being.

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Sourabh Singh is the Editor-in-Chief at EssentiallySports. A Sports Management diploma holder, Sourabh began his media career in 2015 at a fast-growing startup. He started out as a sports writer covering the NBA, UFC, Tennis, and the off-field lives of American athletes, before transitioning into a Managing Editor role. Thereafter, Sourabh joined ES in 2020, marking an end to a brief stint at Decathlon. Since then, he has led the editorial team with a sharp focus on journalistic integrity, accuracy, and mentorship. Under his leadership, the team has grown into a dynamic newsroom that consistently delivers trusted sports coverage to millions of satisfied readers.

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