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Wembanyama 1st half takeover sets internet ablaze in first Olympic action

This kid is amazing.
Jahlil Williams
Jahlil Williams

Air Alamo

Basketball - Olympic Games Paris 2024: Day 1 / Gregory Shamus/GettyImages

Team France's first match against Brazil didn't lack excitement in the first half. The Olympics have officially kicked off and Victor Wembanyama is fired up to lead his team in the tournament. He ended the first half with 14 points, five rebounds, one assist and one block. He shot 6/9 from the field. The French sensation keeps giving fans of basketball around the world reason to drop their jaws at his ability.

The crowd is electric. The opportunity to cheer on your home country's team in the Olympics is not lost on them, and they are giving everything they have to their squad. Wemby is participating in his first-ever Olympics, so the setting couldn't be better for the 7'4" talent, and he's taking advantage of the moment.

Team France struggled early in the game as Brazil crowded Wemby, making it difficult for his teammates to get him the ball. The strategy was working until it wasn't. They led France by double digits before France made the proper adjustments, and Vic went on a tear, knocking down threes and throwing down thunderous slams like the one you see above.

The first half ended with a 39-36 lead for France. If they can continue to feed Vic, they should win the game. Team France has the benefit of having multiple NBA players on their roster. Brazil has been playing fairly well in the game, but they shouldn't be able to beat Team France. Defense will remain the key for the Frenchmen, as they continue their quest for greatness.

Jahlil Williams

Jahlil Williams

Jahlil Williams is the Site Expert for Air Alamo, covering the San Antonio Spurs since 2023. His relentless drive and unique writing style propelled him from contributor to the leader of the Spurs-focused site in less than a year. With a Bachelor of Science in Sportscasting from the Dan Patrick School of Sportscasting at Full Sail University, Jahlil learned how to perform at a high level in every aspect of sports, from writing to production, with direction from industry professionals such as Dan Patrick and Gus Ramsey. He's added WNBA coverage to his resume in 2025, with heavy focus on the Dallas Wings as a credentialed media member.