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Dwyane Wade, the legendary player of the Miami Heat, has recently received significant honors and admiration. The team celebrated his legacy by unveiling a statue of him outside the Kaseya Center. In the wake of this tribute, Wade has been more vocal about his thoughts on his professional career, reflecting on the impact of receiving a statue that symbolizes his enduring legacy.

During a recent appearance on The OGs Show, Wade reflected on Chris Bosh joining the Miami Heat in the 2010 NBA season. He revealed how his conversations with superstar LeBron James eventually led to the formation of the Heat’s legendary Big Three.

“Two picks, two players go to our team. When they hit us with that, I was like…so you know you get that little quietness on the phone with Bron. I’m like, “So, what do you want to do?” And so we went from that to let’s get in person. Let’s have a conversation. We had already knew the other player, if it was three, who would we like to play with. His name is Christopher Bosh.” Wade said.

Basketball fans experienced a remarkable era for the Heat following the formation of the “Big Three,” which included Wade, James, and Bosh. This trio came together in 2010, combining their exceptional talents, skills, and leadership qualities.

Wade Reveals Crucial Insights on the Formation of the Big Three

During the remarkable four-season run of the Big Three era, the Heat achieved numerous accolades. They won two NBA Finals championships, solidifying their status among the elite teams in the league. In addition to their Finals victories, they also dominated the Eastern Conference.

Wade shared key details about forming the Big Three. The legend noted that Bosh was represented by the same agent, Henry Thomas, at that time. Additionally, he revealed that the meeting took place at a secret location.

“Chris knew we were having this meeting to talk about some stuff. We had a secret meeting, the secret location. It may come out in one of the documentaries; somebody could talk about that. What it was like was that it was a real fight.” Wade said.

The Big Three significantly transformed the league’s dynamics, leaving a lasting legacy that continues to influence its culture and competitive nature.