Amare Stoudemire’s eye injury video is not available on the web. However, details about the surgery are all over the internet. 

Amar’e Carsares Stoudemire is a professional basketball coach and former player. He works as a player development assistant for the National Basketball Association’s Brooklyn Nets. 

Video Of Amare Stoudemire Eye Injury

The video of how Amare Stoudemire got an eye injury is not available on the internet. However, ESPN reported that the season of 2008-09 with the Suns will be remembered as “The Extended Eye Exam” for the player.

During training camp, Boris Diaw, his teammate, poked him in the right eye on October 1, 2008. As a result, he suffered a partially torn iris. Fortunately, he was able to recuperate in time for the opening night.

Suns seem like odds on favorites to win championship… Amar’e stoudemire out indefinitely after being poked in the eye by his own teammate

— Zackary Travis (@ZackTP) December 18, 2019

However, on February 18, 2009, against the Clippers, while Stoudemire was having his finest game of the year, he was poked in the same eye by Clippers’ player Al Thornton for the second time.

But the second incident caused some negative results. Hence, he had to miss the rest of the season due to a partly detached retina.

Amare Stoudemire Surgery Story-What Happened?

Amare Stoudemire had shared the story of his eye surgery on the Late Show with David Letterman. He had to undergo surgery to fix the retina following the eye injury incident. 

It took him eight weeks to recover, which also caused him to miss the rest of the season in 2008-2009. He had mentioned that it was a difficult time for him. 

He added that he thought he would never be able to play basketball again. When the doctor told him that he needed an emergency procedure, he had to lay down on the table 22 hours a day for ten straight days to reattach the retina. 

Famous Athletes That Wore Goggles:

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Horace Grant
Nick Watson
Amar’e Stoudemire

— LSU Men’s Tennis (@LSUTennis) January 21, 2021

The athlete stated that he was unsure if he would regain his vision and his career in the NBA. However, he persevered and slowly waited for the recovery days to pass. 

Following his recovery, he wore protective goggles when he returned to the court. Since that incident, he could be seen putting on those goggles in every match. 

Amare Stoudemire Religion And Nickname Explored

Amare Stoudemire, nicknamed STAT, converted his religion in 2020. He grew up as a Baptist. However, he became acquainted with the Black Hebrew Israelites through his mother at 12.

Una infancia turbulenta con poca presencia de sus padres, una genética a la medida de la NBA y la religión que le marcó el camino. En Básquet Plus, el lado B del ex Knicks.

Amar’e Stoudemire, un camino entre el judaísmo y la NBA; #NBATwitter

— basquetplus (@basquetplus) October 15, 2021

Thus, he began reading about Judaism and studying Jewish history after learning about his connection to the Hebrew Israelites. He began studying for conversion to Judaism while playing basketball in Israel. 

According to The Times of Israel, he completed an Orthodox conversion in 2020.