Victor Wembanyama told everybody he could still do more after his 52-point night against Dallas, and on Monday, the Phoenix Suns found out he wasn’t kidding. The Spurs star dropped 40 points in a 122-96 win in Phoenix, and he needed just 19 shots to do it, going 15 of 19 from the field.

He also grabbed 11 rebounds, dished out three assists, made 2 of 3 from three and went 8 of 10 at the line. Oh, and he blocked EIGHT goddamn shots AGAIN, with San Antonio finishing +30 in his minutes. Apparently, this is what a 7-foot-4 alien looks like when he’s done fucking around.

Wemby said he wasn’t even at his best last week

After the Dallas game, Wembanyama made it clear he wasn’t satisfied, even with 52 points and 24 rebounds. “I can still do more,” he said, per theScore. “I mean, my shots weren’t falling tonight and that forces me into a style of play that is exhausting.”

He also admitted that he hadn’t been 100%. “I’ve been sick for a while and today I felt like I got my legs back,” Wembanyama said. “So it should be more like this, more often.” Well, his shots were definitely falling in Phoenix, and if this is what a healthy Wemby looks like, the rest of the league should be very, very worried.

Wemby’s stat line was even crazier than it looks

Twelve of Wemby’s 15 made shots came in the restricted area, according to NBC Sports, so he wasn’t exactly settling for jumpers. He only missed four shots all night, and the Spurs opened the game on a 12-0 run on their way to leading by as many as 34.

The eight blocks also matched his season high, while Dylan Harper (17 points, five rebounds, four assists) and De’Aaron Fox (15 points, nine rebounds, six assists) made sure the pressure never let up. Devin Booker did what he could with 32 points for Phoenix, but Dillon Brooks went 3 of 14 from the field, and nobody else on the Suns had an answer.

And it’s not like this came out of nowhere. Over his last four games, a stretch that includes 52 against Dallas, 30 in Sacramento, 29 in Portland and Monday’s 40 in Phoenix, Wemby is averaging 37.8 points, 14.0 rebounds, 5.0 blocks and 2.5 assists while shooting 64.1% from the field and 43.5% from three, per The Hoop Central. He’s doing all of that in just 27.5 minutes a night, which is honestly a little rude to the rest of the league.

The eight blocks might be the scariest part

This was Wemby’s second eight-block game in less than a week, after he swatted eight shots against the Mavericks last Wednesday. He came into Monday already averaging 3.9 blocks per game, according to CBS Sports, and he still found a way to blow past that number again.

Shooting 78.9% from the field is one thing for a guy who can dunk without leaving his feet. Doing it while knocking down two threes, locking down the paint and turning it over just twice is the kind of two-way night that makes MVP voters sit up and pay attention.

The Spurs are rolling with Wemby leading the way

Monday’s win was San Antonio’s ninth straight, pushing the Spurs to 9-2 and second in the West, and Wemby has been on an absolute tear during this stretch. Before that four-game heater, he’d already dropped 43 on Minnesota on Oct. 31, and his 29 in Portland on Saturday came on just 13 shots in a 125-103 blowout.

He came into the Phoenix game averaging 29.1 points, 12.0 rebounds and 3.9 blocks in just over 30 minutes a night, per CBS Sports. Dylan Harper summed it up as well as anyone after the Dallas game. “He’s Superman,” the Spurs guard said.

Personally, I said after his 1 of 13 opener that nobody should panic about Wemby, and I’m going to go ahead and take a victory lap on that one. He’s healthy, his shot is falling and the Spurs are right back in the mix at the top of the West. Let’s see what he does for an encore.