
ANTHONY DAVIS
All About
ANTHONY DAVIS
The NBA’s 2012 top pick, a dominant force on the court, made his mark in the league as a power forward and center. Following a highly touted debut season, he solidified his presence in the New Orleans Hornets’ lineup, a role he held for seven consecutive seasons. However, in 2019, a significant trade shook up his basketball landscape, and he joined the storied ranks of the Los Angeles Lakers. There, he achieved the pinnacle of individual success, claiming his first NBA championship in 2020, a testament to his perseverance and growth as a player.
Fun Facts & Hidden Details
Anthony’s collegiate basketball tenure was brief, lasting only a year at the University of Kentucky, where he made a lasting impression. As the 2012 National Player of the Year, he guided his team to a remarkable 38-2 record and ultimately secured an NCAA Championship title. His impressive skills were on full display during the 2017 NBA All-Star Game, as he shattered the record for most points scored in the game with an incredible 52 points. The accolades continued as he took home the coveted MVP award. However, his journey with his team took a surprising turn in 2025, when he was traded to the Dallas Mavericks.
Family Life, Relationships & Personal Life
Born into a family with two loving sisters, Antoinette and Lesha, he would later go on to build his own life with the love of his life, Marlen P, whom he wed in September 2021. Together, they welcomed a precious daughter, bringing immense joy to their little family.
Early Life Before Fame
He began his high school career at Perspectives Charter School as a guard, standing at 6’0″ his freshman year. A growth spurt over the next three years enabled him to become a unique forward, standing around 6’8″ with guard-like quickness. He’d reached about 6’10” by the time he began his college career at the University of Kentucky.
Career and Collabs
Kevin Durant shared the Olympic gold medal with Kobe Bryant in 2012, as a member of the U.S. basketball team that dominated the competition.