Andrew Wiggins has strut his stuff in court as the NBA Summer League gets underway. The Cavaliers and Sixers match had Wiggins expectedly showing off hassle-free moves in shooting the ball against a defense on Philly at the baseline, and doing so with two hands.

Wiggins has ultimately accomplished a 360-degree, behind- the-back, dunk, no doubt about it. The pre-game dunk signalled the start of something positive for the Cavs. The move got the rest of the team right on track in finding their way to the winning enclave.

He smoothly stopped Nerlens Noel from dunking the ball, in favour of the Cavs. Wiggins knew exactly how his challenging opponent will attack, and easily guards their moves to pave the way for a leading score.

The number one NBA draft pick had the audience glued in their seats amazed and astounded, as he scored an admirable move without an ounce of difficulty. This was one of the unique moments in the NBA audiences will treasure for a long time.

Great play moments like this one starring an all-time favourite player should get the spectators riveted with excitement on the season that will come next. Wiggins will join Le Bron and Irving in challenging the respective opponents, if the much-talked about trade-off pushes through in the Cavaliers.

Le Bron, Irving and Wiggins working cooperatively in a team will put more unification in the defense tactics within the team. It will be easy to spot the weakness of the opponent players, and ultimately, score a victory.