6-foot-4 A'ja Wilson, Stephen Curry tower over tiny Kevin Hart in photo together

Kevin Hart made headlines over the weekend for a viral photo with 7-foot-3 San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama where the actor and comedian was barely up to the NBA player’s waistline. Now, he posed with a couple of basketball superstars in Las Vegas Aces’ A’ja Wilson and Golden State Warriors’ Stephen Curry.
Hart has been listed anywhere from 5-foot-2 to 5-foot-4, although WNBA star Cameron Brink says she’s shorter than he leads on. When he posed with 7-foot-1, 300+-pound Shaquille O’Neal, the photos were almost comical.
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Wilson is listed at 6-foot-4, while Curry is 6-foot-2. It’s a lot less of a height difference than a Shaq or a Wembanyama, but here’s how he compared when stacked up to the two hoops legends.
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It’s still shows just how much taller the average NBA player is than Hart. Wilson looks like she could play in the NBA with her size — there’s a reason she’s a two-time WNBA champion and three-time MVP.
Curry has four rings himself and two MVP awards.
It’s another fun photo with Hart, and at least we could see the athletes’ faces this time.

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