Streetball Ankle Breaker On Outdoor Court

Edit the provided streetball video by replacing the two players with the people shown in the reference photos. Strictly maintain the following role assignments throughout the entire video: PHOTO 1 — MAN IN GREEN = THE BALL HANDLER. The man wearing the green Boston Celtics jersey must replace the player controlling the ball and performing the dribbles and fakes. Faithfully reproduce his face, skin tone, visible build, salt-and-pepper beard, mustache, green cap with the white NY logo, oversized black sunglasses, and silver chain. Preserve his green jersey, white trim, and lettering. He must remain immediately recognizable from every angle. PHOTO 2 — MAN IN WHITE = THE DEFENDER GETTING DRIBBLED PAST. The man wearing the white T-shirt must replace the defender facing the ball handler. Faithfully reproduce his face, skin tone, short curly hair, hairline, beard, mustache, and visible body proportions. Preserve his loose white T-shirt. He must precisely follow the original defender’s movements, reactions, and any loss of balance shown in the source video. Use the original video as the exact motion reference: preserve the dribbling sequence, hand switches, fakes, timing, ball trajectories, footwork, and interactions between the players. Reproduce only the actions already present in the video. Do not add any falls or extra movements. Preserve the original court, surroundings, spectators, camera movements, framing, duration, and audio. Naturally match both replacement subjects’ lighting and shadows to the scene. The highest priority is faithful identity preservation and consistency across every frame. Never blend their facial features or swap their roles. Do not beautify them, make them younger, or change their builds. For body parts and clothing not visible in the reference photos, use understated elements consistent with their outfits. Photorealistic result: stable facial features, natural anatomy, correctly formed hands, believable contact with the basketball, and feet firmly grounded on the court. Neither original player’s face should reappear. No flickering, ghosting, duplicate bodies, extra limbs, or distorted basketball. FINAL REMINDER: man in green = ball handler; man in white = defender getting dribbled past.