French soccer legend Thierry Henry was the life of Tony Parker‘s Hall of Fame pool party on Thursday in San Antonio ahead of Saturday’s induction ceremony.
Henry, 45, showed off his wild dance moves with a drink in hand, as seen on the soon-to-be HOFer’s Instagram Stories. The 1998 FIFA World Cup champion is one of Parker’s closest friends and will be celebrating by his side all weekend long.
Other guests at the huge party include Spurs legends David Robinson and Manu Ginobli, plus many of Parker’s family members and friends.
Parker, 41, shared the entire experience on social media and celebrations are likely just getting started, calling the event a “pre-party.”
Henry traveled to the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Massachusetts with Parker after the day party in Texas ended.
Tony Parker poses with fellow soon-to-be HOFers
Parker then posed with fellow inductees Pau Gasol, Dwyane Wade and Dirk Nowitzki.
Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich, who coached Parker for 17 years, will also be inducted into the HOF.
Popovich, 74, recently became the winningest coach in NBA history. He won four rings with Parker on his team and now looks to win another with a new French superstar.
Victor Wembanyama was selected by San Antonio with the first overall pick and many believe he will have even more success than Parker.