Congratulations! Alexander won ESPY Male Athlete of the Year and won multiple awards in a year

On July 17, at the ESPY Awards Ceremony, new champion Alexander won two consecutive awards, winning the NBA Player of the Year and the Male Athlete of the Year.

Today, Alexander, Jaylen Williams, Harten, Aaron Wiggins, Dort and others attended the ESPY awards ceremony together, in which Alexander was dressed in a big-name look; at the awards ceremony, Alexander was teased by the comedian: Alexander also came to the scene, and now everyone sitting around him is in trouble with fouls.

NBA Player of the Year finalists were Alexander, Jokic, Antetokounmpo, and Tatum, and Alexander won this award; the male athlete of the year finalists were Josh Allen, the NFL Buffalo Bills, Barkley, the NFL Philadelphia Eagles, Shohei Otani, and Alexander, the NBA Thunder, and Alexander won this award.

Alexander stepped on the podium with applause and cheers, thanked his teammates with the trophy and said: I want to thank my teammates, the best basketball team in the world.

27-year-old Alexander ushered in his greatest year of his career. In the 2024-25 season, Alexander played 76 regular season games, averaged 32.7 points, 5 rebounds and 6.4 assists per game, winning the scoring champion for the first time in his career, was selected as the All-Star starting lineup, defeating Jokic to win the regular season MVP, and was selected for the first team of the best; in the playoffs, Alexander led the Thunder to the top to win the championship, and he personally won the Western Conference Finals MVP and the Finals MVP.

With his outstanding performance, Alexander became the cover character of 2K26, renewed the Thunder's super maximum salary of US$272 million in advance, and won the Best NBA Player and Best Male Athlete Award at the ESPY Annual Ceremony.