On January 15, Beijing time, Fire President Riley officially announced that the team will build a statue for Wade this year, which will be the first player statue in the history of the Heat team.

When Riley announced the decision, Wade smiled, then stood up to salute, and all the fans on the scene also gave a loud shout.

After Riley announced the decision, Wade stood up and hugged Riley, and then a tearful Wade repeatedly wiped tears from his eyes.

Then Wade came to the Heat bench, first hugged Spoelstra, and then hugged and greeted the Heat general Meaning, during which Wade again excited tears, at one point covered his face with his hands to avoid losing his poise.

After the game, coach Spo also gave Wade a huge recognition and blessing, he said: "I love Wade to watch the game, hope he can come more, every time I tell him that, because I want the players to witness the greatness, see why we salute the greatness."

Wade teased Coach Spo after the game, saying: "I hope he can take me out to dinner, now he makes more than me."

Not long ago, Spo signed an eight-year, $120 million contract with the Heat.

After the game Wade and Adebayo, Butler and two core players of the heat hug, long communication chat.

When Adebayor was asked after the game how he felt about Wade getting the statue, Adebayor said: "I was thinking, I want one too."

Jovic, the team's young player, was also asked about the issue after the game, and the latter said Wade is a legend and has had an incredible impact on the Heat.

Jovic said: "His influence is beyond the boundaries, his picture is everywhere at home, everyone is talking about him, he is a legend."

Old partner O 'Neal in the first time forwarded the relevant video tribute Wade.

James also retweeted the video, captioning it: "Congratulations # 3! This is an important achievement!"

Wade won all three championships in team history, including the first championship in team history for the Heat with O 'Neal and Mourning, and then completed two consecutive championships with James, while winning the first FMVP in team history.

In addition, Wade was selected to the All-NBA team eight times, the All-Defensive Team three times, and the All-Star 13 times in his career with the Heat.

In terms of personal statistics, Wade has a career total of 23,165 points, 4,933 rebounds, 5,701 assists, 1,620 steals, and 885 blocked shots (first in guard history).

As Riley said after the game, considering Wade's impact on Miami, he couldn't think of a better way to honor him than to erect a statue.