Victor Wembanyama likely locked up the No. 1 spot in the NBA draft against G-League Ignite

Is Victor Wembanyama the greatest NBA Draft prospect of all time? He still has to prove himself in the "big leagues," but if two games in Henderson, Nevada against the G-League's Ignite team are any indication, he's going to be a superstar.

If there's a prospect who can go head-to-head with Wembanyama it would be Scoot Henderson, the player many believe will go No. 2 overall in the draft behind the French sensation. The problem for Henderson's G-League Ignite is that he, unfortunately, went down with a knee injury early in the game, and that meant the stage was completely set for Wembanyama to put on a one-man show.

The 7-foot-4, 18-year-old center put up a stat line of 36 points, 11 rebounds, four blocks, and four assists as his Boulogne-Levallois Metropolitans 92 team beat the Ignite, 112-106.

It was the second 30-plus-point performance Wembanyama put up against the Ignite in this two-game scrimmage series on US soil. Earlier in the week, he put up 37 points with five blocks against the G-League's premier team. 

Wembanyama was so good in his "U.S. Tour" that LeBron James went as far as to call him an alien, and he meant it in a good way.