Skip: Raid diet can only last for a few days. Doncic will definitely gain weight back or even become fatter.

Recently, Doncic accepted an exclusive interview with Men's Health magazine, showing his achievements in losing weight during the offseason.

In response to this, Skip said: "Luca said lightly on "Today's Show" that he finally woke up. 'I really hope I understood this from the beginning.' I don't believe it. Sorry, personally, I hope he can be good. His performance is indeed impressive, but I still doubt it because I know too much about this."

"If I have any qualifications to talk about, it is fitness. This is my life, my passion, and the meaning of my existence--has been 50 years, right? I do these things every day because I am fascinated by it and love it deeply. Every morning I can jump out of bed because I want to do aerobics: either run on a treadmill, ride a fixed bike, go outdoors, and practice weightlifting. "

" That's the key, because the fitness philosophy I have always advocated and advocated - as a fitness advocate, I want to say that fitness must be your lifestyle. You can't do a quick diet, or you can't follow fashionable diets, because all studies have shown that if you follow the trend, do a quick diet, starve yourself for several days, lose a lot of weight, and then find a new coach to go to the gym to train, and start to look good - some people may get it out of it. Looking into the mirror and saying, 'Damn, I will keep this in my life.' But research clearly tells you that most people will inevitably get fat back after losing a few pounds on a diet, even heavier than before the diet. Go check it, I know very well."

"I am happy for him and proud of him, but I don't believe he can persist. I'll talk to the coaches and know that - I know many top coaches - the most difficult thing in the NBA is not to develop a good figure during the offseason, but to maintain it during the season, because there are airplane meals and hotel meals. "

" But if it's just a few months, you know in your heart that one day you can resume your diet and eat whatever you want Is it because you know you will lose weight. I don't know how much Luca has lost. It looks like about 15 pounds, maybe 20 pounds, and he has developed muscles and looks in a great state. Maybe this state can last for a while, but the problem is that this is the result of a quick diet, which contains too many fasting ingredients. He can't hold on at all, and I don't believe it's a lifestyle change."

"Luca's life will soon be back on track. Then he is on a plane and in a hotel in Los Angeles, and after all the competitions, how will he deal with the accumulated pressure of the season? I want to know because I don't believe he can persist. "