“Michael Carter-Williams got SWOLE”: Mo Bamba’s hilarious prediction that his Magic teammate will be drug-tested by NBA turns out to be true

Michael Carter-Williams gets drug tested by the NBA after just putting a picture online, and the NBA community can’t stop laughing. 

Michael Carter Williams’s career may not have panned out as well as many hoped in the beginning. However, over the years, the player has carved a decent one out for himself in the NBA.

Over the last few seasons, the 29-year-old has been one of the better defensive guards in the league, while also offering decent production on the other end of the floor. Overall, he has become a very good role player for the Orlando Magic and averages 25 minutes per game.

Every off-season, Williams chooses to work on his body, as well as his skills. His bulk is part of the reason he has been such a great defender. And after putting on a bit more muscle, he recently posted a picture on Instagram. And this little post led to so much more.

Let’s get into it.

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Mo Bamba hilariously predicts Michael Carter Williams’ drug test after the Magic star shared a picture after bulking up

Before we say anything, we must say that it really is somewhat satisfying to watch NBA players putting work in during their time off. But, it seems that the whole situation can also turn hilarious when perceived the wrong way.

So as we said, Michael Carter Williams put up a picture on Instagram after bulking up. What happened next you ask?

Take a look at the Instagram post below.

Yikes.

The NBA really did show up at the player’s place for a drug test literally after just a picture. Then again perhaps it is better to be safe than sorry when it comes to these things.

That said though, Michael Carter Williams really looks like he is in far better shape before. And as fans of the game, we can’t wait to see him in action next season.

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