Corey Williams, known as ‘Homicide’ in the basketball world, has captured the hearts of many as he faces the toughest battle of his life. At just 46 years old, the former NBL MVP is courageously fighting stage four colon cancer. In a recent update shared from his hospital bed, Williams posted a powerful image inside a hyperbaric chamber, accompanied by a caption that embodies his fighting spirit: ‘Whatever it takes. I’m doing it. WHATEVER IT TAKES.’
Williams draws his strength from his late mother, who also tragically lost her life to cancer. His determination to defeat the disease stems from witnessing the devastating impact it had on her. He recalls his mother as his hero and vows that cancer will not destroy him. With a fierce resolve, he declares, “You got the right one, you picked the right one. You’re going to watch me defeat this s**t.”
Born Carey Williams in 1977, Corey made a name for himself playing street ball on the tough playgrounds of New York City. His exceptional skills earned him the nickname ‘Homicide’ for his ability to dominate opponents one-on-one. From the concrete courts of NYC to international playing stints in countries like Brazil, Sweden, and China, Williams has left a lasting impact on the basketball world.
Throughout his career, Williams has not only excelled on the court but also made a significant impact off the court. As a commentator and influencer, he has inspired and empowered young athletes around the world. His bold and controversial takes on the sport have made him a polarizing figure, but his passion for the game is undeniable.
Despite facing his biggest challenge yet, Corey Williams remains a beacon of hope and inspiration for many. His unwavering resolve and fighting spirit have garnered immense support from fans, friends, and family. As he navigates this difficult journey, Williams’s message is clear: he will do whatever it takes to overcome this battle with cancer.
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