In a 140-126 victory over the Pacers on Wednesday, Giannis Antetokounmpo stunned the basketball world by scoring the most points in Bucks history and a career-high 64 points.

Amazingly, he also scored 71 percent from the field, grabbed 14 rebounds, and had four steals.

Giannis was filmed on the bench after breaking the record, and he told the camera, “It’s not easy.”

The Pacers’ refusal to give Giannis the game ball led to a strange conclusion to the game, as the Greak Freak ran up the tunnel to return and speak with the Pacers’ players and staff.

Giannis Antetokounmpo scored 64 points, but the Indiana Pacers stole the game ball, according to a post on X by Chris Haynes of B/R. “An enraged Antetokounmpo fled toward the Pacers’ locker room in an attempt to get the ball back.” It’s not apparent if he recovered the ball.

Some comments in Twitter:

“Giannis punking that clown Haliburton”

“GIANNIS AND THANASIS COMBINED FOR 64 PTS TONIGHT”

“Back in 2021, Giannis said to Michael Redd “One day I’m going to break your record” Tonight, he did it. Highest scoring game in Milwaukee Bucks history belongs to Giannis Antetokounmpo”

“Giannis really just had more free throw attempts than shot attempts”