In 2024, the Miami Heat unveiled a statue of Dwyane Wade outside the Keseya Center. However, Heat fans had mixed feelings because they felt his likeness wasn’t accurate, especially his face. On Friday, the organization headed the outcry and unveiled…

The Miami Heat have unveiled a revamped statue of franchise legend Dwyane Wade outside the Kaseya Center. The team updated the bronze sculpture to address fan criticism regarding the accuracy of Wade's facial likeness following its original 2024 unveiling. Local reporter Will Manso first reported the adjustments to the monument.
In response to the newly modified statue, Wade expressed his humility, stating that although it represents his likeness, the arena will always belong to the fans. Wade spent 15 seasons with the Heat, capturing three NBA championships and earning 2006 Finals MVP honors.
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