NBA star predicts Grand Theft Auto 6 will impact sports performance
NBA star Steven Adams predicts that the November release of Grand Theft Auto 6 will negatively impact performance across various sports leagues, including the NFL. All 4 outlets report Adams believes this dip will affect players, coaches, and scouts. Playstation Lifestyle and Gamespot note that Adams suggests the impact will be temporary and likely reverse in December.
IGN and Gamespot describe Adams' prediction as humorous, while Retro Gamer emphasizes his warning that players and coaches will be too engrossed in the game to focus on training.
Coverage across 4 outlets
NBA star warns GTA 6 will ruin November sports because players and coaches will be too busy playing to train
NBA star Steven Adams has warned that the upcoming release of Grand Theft Auto 6 in November could negatively impact sports performance across various leagues, including the NFL. He predicts players and coaches will be too engrossed in the highly anticipated game to focus on training and competition.
GTA 6 Will Make Pro Athletes Perform Worse, NBA Star Says
NBA player Steven Adams humorously predicted that professional athletes across major sports leagues will experience a performance dip in November due to their focus on Grand Theft Auto 6. While acknowledging the anticipation for the game, Adams suggested that athletic performance and even coaching efforts might suffer temporarily before returning to normal.
NBA Star Steven Adams Says GTA 6's Launch Will Lead to a 'League-Wide' Drop in Performance for Athletes and Coaches
NBA player Steven Adams humorously suggested that the upcoming release of Grand Theft Auto 6 in November could lead to a noticeable decline in athletic performance across various sports. He believes the game's launch will be a significant distraction for athletes and coaches.
GTA 6 Could Turn November Into a Disaster for Sports Leagues, Predicts NBA Star
NBA star Steven Adams predicts that the November release of Grand Theft Auto 6 will negatively impact performance across various sports leagues, including the NFL. He believes this dip in performance, affecting players, coaches, and scouts, will be temporary and likely reverse in December.
