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Zion, equipped with genetic gifts that put him at the forefront of athletic prowess, appears to prioritize personal pleasure over professional achievement. While he has access to vast wealth and resources as a professional athlete, there seems to be a disconnect between his responsibilities and his motivations. The idea that he views the sport as a means to an end—financial success rather than personal fulfillment—raises concerns about the sustainability of such an approach in competitive sports. This sentiment is echoed by the notion that many athletes possess the talent, yet not all share the same fervor for the game, distinguishing those who are passionate from those who merely fulfill expectations to capitalize on their gifts.