Giannis Antetokounmpo has been performing strongly this season, averaging over 30 points and nearly 12 rebounds, but his ongoing knee issues remain a concern for both his health and the team's future.

Giannis revealed he suffered a hyperextended knee during the 2021 NBA Finals, an injury that nearly prevented him from winning his first championship with the Milwaukee Bucks, and since then, injuries have hampered the team's ability to replicate that success.

The star player openly admits he still feels the effects of his knee injury, saying, 'I think I’m going to feel it until I die,' which highlights the lingering impact of the injury.

Giannis’s honesty about his injury could raise concerns among Bucks fans, who are eager for a healthy season as his well-being is critical for their championship hopes.

Despite battling injury, Giannis has played through pain and delivered exceptional performances, including averaging over 30 points, nearly 13 rebounds, and 5 assists, earning him Finals MVP honors.