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A masterclass from De’Aaron Fox and Wemby turns the tables on the defending champs.

Merry Christmas, everyone! Nothing beats unwrapping presents, eating good food, and settling in for a full day of elite basketball. If you were looking for drama, the NBA delivered a massive one today. The San Antonio Spurs didn't just show up to play; they arrived to conquer, handing the Oklahoma City Thunder a tough 102-117 loss. It’s wild to think about how far this Spurs team has come, and catching all the action on 빠른티비 made the holiday even sweeter. Whether you were tracking the scores or watching the play-by-play unfold, 빠른티비 스포츠중계 kept fans right in the heart of the action as San Antonio proved they are legitimate contenders in the West.

Let’s be real for a second—nobody expected the Thunder to look this human. Oklahoma City started the season on a historic tear, going 24-1 and looking like they were playing a different sport than everyone else. But the Spurs? They’ve had OKC’s number lately. This win marks San Antonio's third victory over the defending champs in just two weeks. It feels like a rivalry is officially born, and frankly, I am here for it.

The story of the night wasn't just Victor Wembanyama, though he was his usual alien self. The spotlight really belongs to De’Aaron Fox. Dropping 29 points, he controlled the tempo from the jump. You could see the frustration on the Thunder's defense; they just couldn't stay in front of him. When Fox is getting downhill like that, it opens up everything for the rest of the squad. And speaking of the squad, Stephon Castle continues to look like a seasoned vet, chipping in 19 points and dishing out 7 assists. The chemistry between Fox, Castle, and Wemby is starting to look scary good.

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On the flip side, it was a rough outing for the Thunder. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander still got his numbers—because of course he did, extending his streak of 20+ point games to 102—but he had to work incredibly hard for every bucket. The Spurs' defense was suffocating, holding OKC to just under 39% shooting from the field. That is defensive discipline at its finest. Chet Holmgren, who usually stretches the floor and causes matchup nightmares, was held to just 10 points. The "Wemby vs. Chet" debate will go on forever, but tonight, the advantage clearly went to the Spurs' big man, who finished with 19 points and 11 boards.

What really stood out was the energy shift in the third quarter. The Thunder tried to make a push, cutting the lead down, but every time they got close, the Spurs answered. There was a moment late in the third when rookie Dylan Harper threw down a dunk that completely sucked the air out of the Thunder's comeback hopes. It pushed the lead to 17, and from there, it was cruise control for San Antonio. It wasn’t just a win; it was a statement that the Western Conference hierarchy might be shifting right before our eyes.

Looking ahead, these two teams don't meet again until January 13th back in Oklahoma City. You know the Thunder are going to circle that date on the calendar. They’ve now lost three times to the Spurs recently, and a team with championship DNA doesn't take that lightly. I’d expect Shai and Jalen Williams to come out with a completely different level of aggression next time. But for now, the Spurs have bragging rights, and they’ve proven they can hang with—and beat—the very best.

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