According to the man himself, John Wall has announced his retirement from basketball and the National Basketball Association. He was the former first overall pick of the 2010 NBA draft.

Wall was supposed to be a franchise leader, as he was a multi-time All-Star, but injuries began to derail his career. His biggest injury was tearing his Achilles, which saw him miss the entire 2019-2020 season.

After eleven seasons in the league, the soon-to-be 35-year-old was a Slam Dunk Contest Champion, NBA All-Defensive Second Team, NBA All-Rookie First Team, All-NBA Third Team, and five-time NBA All-Star.

His career averages are 18.7 points, 4.2 rebounds, 8.9 assists, and 1.6 steals across 647 games. Wall spent his career with the Washington Wizards, Houston Rockets, and Los Angeles Clippers.

John Wall Denies Report Involving Italian Club

John Wall Denies Report Involving Italian Club

The reports about John Wall joining the Armani Milan are completely false, confirmed by the man himself.

In a now-deleted tweet by Dunk Central, John Wall responded by quoting their post: “Where Do Y’all Get Ur Info from? False News!!”

It appears that Wall will not be playing internationally as his eyes are still set on playing in the NBA.

Wall is a top remaining free agent with many speculating him to have a contract before training camp begins.

John Wall signs with the Clippers after agreeing to a buyout

John Wall signs with the Clippers after agreeing to a buyout

The time has come for John Wall to be an active player and that time will come in Los Angeles. No, not for the Los Angeles Lakers. It is actually for the Los Angeles Clippers. One of the teams that were highly interested in the 31-year-old point guard has now emerged as top-dog.

After John Wall clears waivers, he will set his sights on signing a new contract with the Clippers. The Rockets and him agreed to a buyout after Wall agreed to give back $6.5 million of his $47.4 million dollar player option.

He will play for the first time in two seasons.