NBA fans are once again losing it online after the Morris twins boldly claimed they’d win a fight against Nikola Jokic’s brothers.
According to @TheDunkCentral, “The Morris Twins said it’ll be a ‘landslide’ if they had the opportunity to fight the Jokic brothers.”
The Morris Twins said it’ll be a ‘landslide’ if they had the opportunity to fight the Jokic brothers 😳
“I’m 6’8 280…these big chested MFers can’t move. I’ll punch both of these n*ggas in their chest…I’m putting hands on them n*ggas easy. Like, it ain’t even a question… it’s… pic.twitter.com/YdnmAOXBlm
— NBACentral (@TheDunkCentral) November 10, 2025
Of course, some NBA fans had to put Morris in his place. The Jokic brothers are not only above your average height, but also have a background in combat sports.
As one viral post from @countrybuns_ hilariously put it, “Jokic brothers are Serbian 6’6–7.0’ MMA fighters descended from a line of barbarian war criminals, this fight is over before it even begins.”
While that comment was clearly tongue-in-cheek, it reflected the general sentiment across social media. NBA fans don’t see this as a fair matchup — at all.
User @jeffreywiill kept it short and simple: “Don’t fuck with the Serbs.”
It was in 2021 that the first bolts of lightning came out from their clash. An altercation between Nikola and Markieff made rounds in social media, basically egging a feud between the brothers. This little statement makes the situation no better.
NBA fans, of course, turned it into entertainment. Memes flooded timelines, comparisons to UFC cards popped up, and many joked that the Morris twins wouldn’t last a round. Whether serious or not, one thing is certain: the Jokic brothers’ reputation as NBA legends of intimidation remains undefeated — both on and off the court.
Jokic Wins Player Of The Week Again, And NBA Fans Say He’s Basically Playing On Easy Mode
Nikola Jokic continues to make dominance look effortless. The NBA announced its Players of the Week, naming Jokic for the West and Cade Cunningham for the East.
The league’s official page @NBA posted, “NBA Players of the Week for Week 3. West: Nikola Jokić; East: Cade Cunningham.”
NBA Players of the Week for Week 3.
West: Nikola Jokić (@nuggets)
East: Cade Cunningham (@DetroitPistons) pic.twitter.com/IK3AJACquO— NBA (@NBA) November 10, 2025
For most NBA fans, it wasn’t even news anymore — just another week of Jokic casually breaking basketball.
One fan, @tommy_tie, joked, “Averaging a triple double is too basic for Jokic,”
while another, @cukyn1812, said, “Jokic out here playing 2K.”
But the wildest part is how normal it’s all become. What used to shock the league now feels routine. NBA fans know that when Jokic plays, something historic might happen — and he’ll probably smile about it after.
Cade Cunningham might be the new face of Detroit’s rise, but Jokic continues to be the face of effortless greatness. At this point, it’s not about whether he’ll have another big game — it’s about how absurdly easy he’ll make it look.
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