makaveli g no if MJ was 7 ft will he be athletic can he run fast..Wilt is the only athlete that is 7 ft and very athletic and he can run fast it’s bc when he was young he played track and field jumping and running
@Lisa Rose Yes, 22-years have passed since JORDAN won his 6th Title. Basketball was not in its infancy in the JORDAN era. Basketball for over a hundred years. There is also such a think as degradation. New, modern is not necessarily better.- Bernard Hopkins at the age of 50 he became world champion and defeated young boxers. Players from the 90s, even after they got older, still played at a star level in the era of Kobe Bryant, Tim Duncan, Kevin Garnett, T-MAC, Paul Pierce, Ray Allen, Dirk Nowitzki and Vince Carter. For example: *Karl Malone ( age 39 ) in the 2002/03 season: 20- 8- 4, FG-46%.* *John Stockton ( age 39 ) in the 2001/02 season:15- 4- 8, FG-51%.* *Gary Payton ( age 30-34 )- 4x All-star ( 2000-2003 ).* *3x All-Defensive First Team ( 2000-2002 ).* *Dikembe Mutombo ( age 35 )- Defensive Player of the Year ( 2001 ).* *3x All-star ( 2000-2002 ), 2x Rebounding Leader ( 2000, 2001 ).* 2001 ECFR: *6"7 Reggie Miller ( age 35 )= 31-ppg. FG-45%. 3P-43%. FT-91%.* 35-years-old Reggie Miller ( SG ) outplayed Prime Allen Iverson ( SG ). 2000 Playoffs: Reggie Miller ( age 34 ) outplayed players like Ray Allen ( SG ), Allen Iverson ( SG ) and Kobe Bryant ( SG ). *7"1 Shaquille O"Neal ( Player from the 90s ) dominated the 2000s.* *Kevin Garnett ( 1995-1999 ), Rasheed Wallace ( 1995-1999 ), Michael Finley ( 1995-1999 ).* *Allen Iverson ( 1996-1999 ), Kobe Bryant ( 1996-1999 ), Ray Allen ( 1996-1999 ).* *Jason Kidd ( 1994-1999 ), Glenn Robinson ( 1994-1999 ), Jerry Stackhouse ( 1995-1999 ).* All of these players played in the 90s. And none of them dominated the weak 90s.
Iversons only weakness was his height. He had to do extra work to get a shot in especially over taller players. But what he lost in height, he gained in stamina and agility. Boy did he ever have iron lungs!!
His height wasn't his weakness, his weakness was not being able to make his team better. It's cool to be great but if you don't help your team improve you'll be playing hard just for stats and not a chip like Jordan.
Konrad Kopiec no wait u forgot something Elgin Baylor revolutionized the NBA by doing double clutch and changing directions while doing lay-up and Wilt Chamberlain Fadeaway and center being big
@Zeke Legend I've *LITERALLY* guarded iverson 😂 i met him at the pyramid in long beach, ca. They use to have summer league out here and we played a game of "21" with a few ppl. Yes, *HE IS TALENTED AND QUICK* . I'm not dissing/invalidating anyones personal preferences but to act as if he didnt *CARRY THE BALL* at times is intellectually *DISHONEST* . You cannot have such a *LONG PAUSE* in dribbling without it being illegal 😂. He was just so good at doing it, refs didnt want to stifle game play nor go against a rising star. Most of the changes we've seen in the nba the last 25yrs were to promote *MORE OFFENSE*
@@GameChanger-xi4iy Jerry Stackhouse had insane talent. He was even supposed to be the one to exceed Jordan. Don't think he had the work ethic to improve his game was why he didn't get better.
Iverson's weakness was always the rest of his team. Even the year he went to the Finals it wasnt like they had a great team. He was really really good..so quick and fast
Iverson is the most blessed Elite player of all time because he played against the best of the best including the greatest of all time WOW..he played against Jordan..Kobe..Shaq.. Tracy McGrady..Penny hardaway..Paul Pierce..Reggie Miller..Kevin Garnett..and the list keeps going on and on!! 💯🙏..A.I a true Legend the King of crossover..
@@wingsover5400 of course and LeBron..but I was talking about elite All-Star players that no longer play for the NBA LeBron is still active and still playing..
I absolutely agree A.I Earned their respect if he didnt take it . Remember when they played the lakers in the playoffs and A.I gave shaq and kobe like 40 plus and beat them in the 1st game of the playoffs. A.I did this with literally no help he embarrassed Kobe.
@@davidpouncy8471 I absolutely remember it like it was yesterday.. and I also remember that iconic step over he did to Lou after hitting that three-point shot in his face..and like you said he had no help it was basically him against the whole East and the Lakers he gained everyone's respect!..
GodColored TV A rookie Michael Jordan was a freaky ass dude. Put both rookies together and Jordan woulda had his nutsacks 🥜 on A.I above the rim on every play but A.I is a monster
The great 🏀 players have so many highlights, the people who put them together are just trying to do a quick job, make the views and that's it. It's not personal for them usually
Agreed 💯 Micheal Jordan is easily the best basketball player ever overall, taking all things into consideration. And topping it off with that perfect finals record, having never gone past six games in the finals. And winning six finals MVPs. That's unprecedented. Not to mention all the other records that Michael Jordan set.
@@MartianNotGoblin how all these top have chips got out the 1st round a mvp rookie the year beside 2 bs scored title please. Tmac is gd but no 10 top maybe top 30
@@MartianNotGoblin come 2 class top 10 in history 1.mj 2 kareem 3. Bird 4 wilt 5 .lbj 6 . Magic 7. Hakeem 8. Shaq 9. Kobe rip love u & miss u 10 . A i. Avg 26. 7 . 44% 4 scored title went the finals season mvp all star mvp @ 5 11 . Shut up young boi
@Doggy World Boxing That's what you call clutch ppl need to stop bringing MJ's name up He torched ppl in the game so did AI when the NBA was at it's peek the game is definitely watered down and was more well rounded then far as team balance almost every team in the NBA u could watch play and it would be a good game the competitive nature that the game had where ppl didn't need to have a super team to win they balled out with the team they were on and wanted to play against whoever the next best was no disrespect to the great players of today. but definitely as a whole back in the 90's any game was a good one Jordan & The Bulls Just Dominated The Game and stopped a lot of Great HOF players from getting A Ring!
Have you ever heard of Isiah Thomas (The OG Piston Zeke) as well as Nate Tiny Archibald. Although I do Love me some A.I. Im just not so quick to disrespect and be dismissive of other all time greats.
@@TheKallenShow there was no disrespect, he just stated facts, he never said Isiah or Nate Archibald were bad, he just said A.I was best out of them, can’t say it aint true
Yeah for sure bro nobody plays defense in today's league so it would be way easier for him to thrive he's only like 6"0 and playing with 6"6 players against him
I was 2 weeks away from 10 yrs old when this Aired. Been watching MJ since 4 yrs old with my pops and big bro The 1991 NBA finals ! I glad I got to experience the 90’s as whole!
Was looking for someone to comment on that ... what's nice about it is he didnt take so many dribbles to pull off that crossover, guys like harden and kyrie today take ages on the ball almost every possession before they finally hit their move
JonnyEuphonicMuzic hed be great in todays game with more bigs stretching the floor with their shooting and utilizing the 0 step like james harden. His first step was underated
@Charlie Trit I was going by true field goal percentage. Also look at this www.google.com/amp/s/syndication.bleacherreport.com/amp/1749229-is-michael-jordan-the-greatest-perimeter-post-player-of-all-time.amp.html
Mike loved A.I. just as much as he loved Kobe that 96 draft had 2 of the GREATEST scorers of all time can easily make an argument as a top 3 draft class ever
I agree, and I'm a huge Jordan fan, but that 96 draft class in my opinion is the best. Full of talent, Kobe, Iverson, Ray Allen, Steve Nash, Shareef abdur Rahim, Marcus camby, Steph marbury, peja stojakovic, Jermaine O'Neal, vitaly potapenko ok I went to far with that one
84, 96, 03 drafts in no particular order are best classes ever...17 draft class wit fox, Tatum, few other youngins still has potential but doubt any hof's cept maybe Tatum but still has potential for deep draft as far as multiple NBA contributers for decade plus
@@troyj881 I definitely agree top 3 ever but honorable mention in my opinion is that 98 draft Dirk, Pierce, Vincanity, Jamison, Bibby, J-Will, Rashard Lewis, Al Harrington etc 3 for sure Hall Of Famers
@@robertwilson9528 LMAO FACTS! & although he isn't a Hall Of Famer but don't forget about D Fish every championship the late great Kobe won that man was right beside him in the back court he was TECHNICALLY the Lakers 1st draft pick that year
I know Iverson puts new players over himself a lot, its just who he is as a great person, but I love watching him play, his handles are the best to ever be in the league. He is just too fast, there are way too many times just in this game where he just splits 2 defenders, or evades multiple guys. The best highlights I've seen in the last 10 years, just seem like any other day with Iverson. And there has been some great plays in the last 10 years.
I shudder at how often Iverson would get to the rim today's game with his impossible quickness and the extra 3rd (sometimes 5th step) they don't call in today's NBA.
Hate to say this coz I like AI, they could have had at least a chance in winning a championship against LA if somebody just did his job... Man mutombo against Shaq!!! I don’t know what they were thinkin... everything after 2006 was forgettable. The moment he left Philly, had the feeling that’s it for him.. and I was right
@@malikholmes5045 What? So he couldnt lead the league in scoring without scottie? No rookie of the year without scottie? Average 30 a game without Scottie? Be called God in sneakers by Larry Bird without Scottie? Scottie would have never been the player he was without Jordan. Jordan has the highest basketball IQ. Where do you think Scottie learned everything from? He had to play against Jordan in everyday. That made Scottie. Jordan came into the league a beast. Scottie did not.
@@javoncook2441 niggas is wylin wild right now sayin Scottie had a high bball IQ. He showed that he was definitely not number 1 when Jordan took that season off
Iverson is the second most iconic player of all time behind MJ. No one has challenged all these legends all by himself like AI did. Plus he faced jail & racism at early age. If only he was mentored well and supported by the nba community instead of judgement...
Cha Ching yeah the officiating style has completely killed the entertainment. It’s a shame too, since the athleticism and competition has gotten immensely better, as it tends to over time.
@chicagoallday in this world buddy. you clearly don't know basketball of you would be able to see that in todays game the skill level has increased a ton, compared to back then when there was only a handful of really talented players. that's facts
@@freerideskiing1 You the only one lying you BOZO. You must be out ya mind. Today's players are no where near as talented. These dudes would of been no name bench riders back during this time foh.
My built in 2k player is not even as good as AI, he was one of the mini goats for real - along with Earl Manigault, Nate Archibald, Calvin Murphy, Isiah Thomas + John Stockton;
Great game! I’d have to say: even MJ’s greatness was somewhat outclassed by Iverson in this one. He’s such a jitterbug, an amazing ballhandler, amazing finisher, tough, with a good jumpshot to boot!
Lol you can see the unrest and malaise in the crowd that the kid is good. No one is denying MJ’s dominance and alpha presence on the court throughout the course of his career. The greatest. This was one of the first occurrences of someone with enough weight of their own to steal some of the limelight. At the time, 7’0 Olajuwon was on the decline, and Shaq was the obvious incumbent. Here we are seeing someone with the competitive flame to be a challenger to his airness .
In today’s game, over half of these plays would be called a foul. Really diminishes the performances of players like James Harden who thrive on ticky tack calls
Brew J Brew J Lol. I actually don’t watch any sports news sources for that very reason. All thoughts are thru my own observations. We can play 1 on 1 anytime tho if you think u know more ball than me.
J Frecks if you can’t come with any facts about fouls and foul out percentages being the same or lower in the past 5 years than compared to 10-15 years ago, stay yo “dat day” lookin ass in ur own lane.
@@slashbxe2832 bc MJ is the example Klay learned that strategy from. Jordan 40pts was better than Klays if we're putting the stat into context. Difference of quality is Jordan was the focus of the defense as 1st option in the game plan, Klay on the other hand was not the focus of the other teams defense, but Kevin Durant & Stephenson Curry was the game plan giving Klay wide open shots all night which he didn't need to dribble, would have been a fool to if he did put the ball on the floor. Michael Jordan didn't have that luxury! But no worries, you won't ever see that again from Klay bc now he's gon to have to put the ball on the floor!
@@blackpeoplespeaks klay is not a play maker and thats why he mainly wide open and gets in easy shots i understand jordans was harder but idk why that guy is mention lebron
I watched every Bull game possible. 9 times out of 10 Jordan was a highlight for ESPN all the time. His bad games would be still be a really good game.
Jordan's 3 at the end of the third with that amazing pass from Scottie! Jordan was consistently clutch and always a showman! ❤ A.I. is no slouch! He put up a hell of a fight against the dominant '97 Bulls and a dominant MJ! This is back when teams played defense and had tight man to man coverage! Love 90s Ball so freakin much!
6:02-6:05 love how MJ is controlling the ball bouncing it. I remember he's done sth like that even in much more difficult situation in the Finals against Sonics, diving for the ball against few opponents, completely off balance but still trying to bounce the ball and control it, so fundamental even in the most difficult situations on the court - simply unbelievable; 1 of many moments when you recognize the real GOAT of basketball.
One thing stands out like a sore thumb about this clip. Look how much tougher the league was. They didnt call a foul everytime someone gets breath blown on them. It's so lame and weak today
@@papito5ft6 dont know how you came up with that conclusion, but realize this. Watch the 80s and 90s games. Yes they was alot more aggressive and just plain violent. The disrespect and harshness was so the game. You can even watch some games, like example Bulls vs Knick 92 playoffs. And tell me one player from now, who could compete. Come back to me when you finish the videos.
The man brought a good taste for dribbling and crossovers as an attacking element. how cool it was that this little man slipped through the defense, between two players...like a knife through butter. Perfect timing. He was drawing lace on the site. True basketball art. And only then the system of fast dribbling, crossover and shooting was passed on to modern players. But Iverson is the beginning!
Kobe said it best they better be lucky Iverson wasn’t 6”6
Yeah and imagine Jordan at 7'0 whoa...
Conflicto Kobe is way better bro you tripping
makaveli g no if MJ was 7 ft will he be athletic can he run fast..Wilt is the only athlete that is 7 ft and very athletic and he can run fast it’s bc when he was young he played track and field jumping and running
@Lisa Rose
6"7 Clyde Drexler ( SG ) HoF.
6"7 Reggie Miller ( SG ) HoF.
6"5 Mitch Richmond ( SG ) HoF.
6"3 Joe Dumars ( SG ) HoF and FMVP 1989.
6"3 Sidney Moncrief ( SG ) HoF and 2x DPOY.
6"3 Alvin Robertson ( SG ) 1x DPOY.
6"5 Latrell Sprewell ( SG )
6"8 Steve Smith ( SG )
6"6 Allan Houston ( SG )
6"6 Eddie Jones ( SG )
6"6 Dan Majerle ( SG )
6"6 Jim Jackson ( SG )
6"7 Dale Ellis ( SG )
6"7 Reggie Lewis ( SG )
6"6 Doug Christie ( SG )
6"6 Nick Anderson ( SG )
6"6 Ron Harper ( SG )
6"6 Wesley Person ( SG )
6"6 Gerald Willkins ( SG )
6"6 Rolando Blackman ( SG )
6"7 Willie Anderson ( SG )
6"8 Stacey Augmon ( SG )
6"5 Kendal Gill ( SG )
6"5 Drazen Petrovic ( SG ) HoF.
6"5 Michael Cooper ( SG ) 1x DPOY.
6"5 Bobby Phillis ( SG )
6"5 Paul Pressey ( SG )
6"5 Isiah Rider ( SG )
6"4 Jeff Malone ( SG )
6"4 Ricky Pierce ( SG )
6"4 Jeff Hornacek ( SG )
6"4 Dell Curry ( SG )
6"4 Rex Chapman ( SG )
6"4 Vernon Maxwell ( SG )
6"3 John Starks ( SG )
6"3 Byron Scott ( SG )
6"3 Hersey Hawkins ( SG )
*6"3 Steve Nash- 2x MVP ( 2005, 2006 ) vs Kobe Bryant, Tim Duncan, Dirk Nowitzki and Lebron James.*
If Steve Nash won the MVP in the 90s, Lebron fans would say that white, non-sports players dominated the 90s.
Lebron fans are mostly casual.
@Lisa Rose Yes, 22-years have passed since JORDAN won his 6th Title.
Basketball was not in its infancy in the JORDAN era. Basketball for over a hundred years.
There is also such a think as degradation.
New, modern is not necessarily better.- Bernard Hopkins at the age of 50 he became world champion and defeated young boxers.
Players from the 90s, even after they got older, still played at a star level in the era of Kobe Bryant, Tim Duncan,
Kevin Garnett, T-MAC, Paul Pierce, Ray Allen, Dirk Nowitzki and Vince Carter.
For example:
*Karl Malone ( age 39 ) in the 2002/03 season: 20- 8- 4, FG-46%.*
*John Stockton ( age 39 ) in the 2001/02 season:15- 4- 8, FG-51%.*
*Gary Payton ( age 30-34 )- 4x All-star ( 2000-2003 ).*
*3x All-Defensive First Team ( 2000-2002 ).*
*Dikembe Mutombo ( age 35 )- Defensive Player of the Year ( 2001 ).*
*3x All-star ( 2000-2002 ), 2x Rebounding Leader ( 2000, 2001 ).*
2001 ECFR:
*6"7 Reggie Miller ( age 35 )= 31-ppg. FG-45%. 3P-43%. FT-91%.*
35-years-old Reggie Miller ( SG ) outplayed Prime Allen Iverson ( SG ).
2000 Playoffs:
Reggie Miller ( age 34 ) outplayed players like Ray Allen ( SG ), Allen Iverson ( SG ) and Kobe Bryant ( SG ).
*7"1 Shaquille O"Neal ( Player from the 90s ) dominated the 2000s.*
*Kevin Garnett ( 1995-1999 ), Rasheed Wallace ( 1995-1999 ), Michael Finley ( 1995-1999 ).*
*Allen Iverson ( 1996-1999 ), Kobe Bryant ( 1996-1999 ), Ray Allen ( 1996-1999 ).*
*Jason Kidd ( 1994-1999 ), Glenn Robinson ( 1994-1999 ), Jerry Stackhouse ( 1995-1999 ).*
All of these players played in the 90s. And none of them dominated the weak 90s.
Keep in mind d that this is Iverson's rookie year, beast!!!
Iverson was never a rookie what you mean lol
Have you seen Jordans rookie year?
Keep in mind that the Bulls won the game for almost 20pts, and Jordan almost DO NOT play the 4 quarter
Just think if AI had the same work ethic as Kobe.... AI was very gifted - could have been so much better which is scary.
And that 97 Bulls team was one of the best ever.
As a lil guy iverson has no fear driving the ball inside the paint
Song Bill in today game he would have averaged 50 easily. In his sleep
Kobe always said AI was the hardest to guard. So quick even against the biggest names in the NBA. Even crossed the GOAT twice back to back
@@dmhibb yeah
And mj would average 70
@@norpriest521 wilt will average 100
@@vinceramirez6963 Lebron James is the goat and played a harder era
Iversons only weakness was his height. He had to do extra work to get a shot in especially over taller players. But what he lost in height, he gained in stamina and agility. Boy did he ever have iron lungs!!
Real rap his mvp year he was on the court for damn near every min
Height isn’t a weakness...his Speed overcame his height....that’s why he league put in the zone defense after his rookie season...FACTS
His height wasn't his weakness, his weakness was not being able to make his team better. It's cool to be great but if you don't help your team improve you'll be playing hard just for stats and not a chip like Jordan.
@@MyronMagnus
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2 legends who have changed NBA game forever. His Airness and The ANswer - Mr killer crossover. Respect.
Konrad Kopiec no wait u forgot something Elgin Baylor revolutionized the NBA by doing double clutch and changing directions while doing lay-up and Wilt Chamberlain Fadeaway and center being big
@@themaster4578 Yes u right i know them to and i totaly agree with u, but topic is about AI and MJ :)
hardaway the crossover king 😂.... iverson was great but carried too much
@@NAT-turners-Revenge
Hushh.
@Zeke Legend I've *LITERALLY* guarded iverson 😂 i met him at the pyramid in long beach, ca.
They use to have summer league out here and we played a game of "21" with a few ppl.
Yes, *HE IS TALENTED AND QUICK* . I'm not dissing/invalidating anyones personal preferences but to act as if he didnt *CARRY THE BALL* at times is intellectually *DISHONEST* .
You cannot have such a *LONG PAUSE* in dribbling without it being illegal 😂. He was just so good at doing it, refs didnt want to stifle game play nor go against a rising star.
Most of the changes we've seen in the nba the last 25yrs were to promote *MORE OFFENSE*
Even as a rookie Iverson wasn’t shook at all. He played like a solid veteran. This game was just another day at the office for him.
This is how MJ did load management! Blow teams out early and sit the rest of the game.
EXACTLY. He earned his breaks.
That's how anyone would run it if you got the blowout
depannist well aside from AI he was playing D-League players on this team lmao
@@davislong4646 Jerry Stackhouse and Parker were alright don't be a hater.
@@GameChanger-xi4iy Jerry Stackhouse had insane talent. He was even supposed to be the one to exceed Jordan. Don't think he had the work ethic to improve his game was why he didn't get better.
Iverson's weakness was always the rest of his team. Even the year he went to the Finals it wasnt like they had a great team. He was really really good..so quick and fast
Dikembe "No no no" Matumbo ☝🏾was a beast in the east that year but when he faced Shaq in the finals...😂😂😂
he had a great teammate in eric snow
@@KaktosKingRIP Motumbo
All Iverson needed was a legit big man and one good spot shooter = Championship
Yep
These highlights are AWESOME!! Michael Jordan is a MONSTER on both ends of the court BRUH... Iverson proved he was a BEAST
LeBron is trash compared to these greats👍.
@CAMARIE'S TRUTH Noone is fading away. Only Lebron. Glorified, overrated, stat padder.
@@iwillelude9751 jorbrick overrated ass
@@madman8319 jordan was much better than lebum, not even close
@@jakedooley7530 stfu bum jordan is overrated
Iverson is the most blessed Elite player of all time because he played against the best of the best including the greatest of all time WOW..he played against Jordan..Kobe..Shaq.. Tracy McGrady..Penny hardaway..Paul Pierce..Reggie Miller..Kevin Garnett..and the list keeps going on and on!! 💯🙏..A.I a true Legend the King of crossover..
LEBRON???
@@wingsover5400 of course and LeBron..but I was talking about elite All-Star players that no longer play for the NBA LeBron is still active and still playing..
I absolutely agree A.I Earned their respect if he didnt take it . Remember when they played the lakers in the playoffs and A.I gave shaq and kobe like 40 plus and beat them in the 1st game of the playoffs. A.I did this with literally no help he embarrassed Kobe.
@@davidpouncy8471 I absolutely remember it like it was yesterday.. and I also remember that iconic step over he did to Lou after hitting that three-point shot in his face..and like you said he had no help it was basically him against the whole East and the Lakers he gained everyone's respect!..
Pr Twincam that’s facts
6:59 never seen this in his best highlight.. this should be in the top 50 of all time!
overstatement
😂
True !!
Crazy how everyone went crazy. Like that happens regularly now
Lebron did similar, but Mike release faster
IVERSON was a rookie. That’s all i have to say
GodColored TV A rookie Michael Jordan was a freaky ass dude. Put both rookies together and Jordan woulda had his nutsacks 🥜 on A.I above the rim on every play but A.I is a monster
Akidd Fitness lol but Ai wouldn’t guard him
Jordan was 34 year old at that time. LOL
2018 ECF:
*Rookie Jason Tatum ( age 19 ) vs Lebron James.*
Still needed 7 games to beat the Celtics.
@chad porter Yup I remember that.
I've never seen that 3 at the buzzer as part of any MJ highlights. Crazy
The great 🏀 players have so many highlights, the people who put them together are just trying to do a quick job, make the views and that's it. It's not personal for them usually
Michael played with such grace! He's the greatest basketball player, in my opinion.
In my opinion too..
Agreed 💯 Micheal Jordan is easily the best basketball player ever overall, taking all things into consideration. And topping it off with that perfect finals record, having never gone past six games in the finals. And winning six finals MVPs. That's unprecedented. Not to mention all the other records that Michael Jordan set.
@@ghidorahthetruealpha6198 Agreed.
Aint no opinion.He the greatest.
GOAT
A.I . Is top 10 of all time with no rings
Terrence PERKINS also Vinsanity, T-Mac
MartianNotGoblin not Vince and nah not tmac either ,just because of his injuries so yeah nope lol
@@MartianNotGoblin how all these top have chips got out the 1st round a mvp rookie the year beside 2 bs scored title please. Tmac is gd but no 10 top maybe top 30
@@MartianNotGoblin come 2 class top 10 in history
1.mj
2 kareem
3. Bird
4 wilt
5 .lbj
6 . Magic
7. Hakeem
8. Shaq
9. Kobe rip love u & miss u
10 . A i. Avg 26. 7 . 44% 4 scored title went the finals season mvp all star mvp @ 5 11 . Shut up young boi
A.I. is top 10 all time period in greatness and watchability. Id gladly kick out Kareem's dorky ass with that one dumbass shot.
Are we not going to talk about how accurate that pass pippen threw to mj for the buzzer 3🔥🔥
No, no we are not, were not hear to support jordan or the bulls, fuck mike
That was nasty
@@michaelst.hilaire3842 That's when the ball is inbounds. He jumped to catch it. It's not suspect.
@@seekingtruthonly.4299 yup thats right
@Doggy World Boxing That's what you call clutch ppl need to stop bringing MJ's name up He torched ppl in the game so did AI when the NBA was at it's peek the game is definitely watered down and was more well rounded then far as team balance almost every team in the NBA u could watch play and it would be a good game the competitive nature that the game had where ppl didn't need to have a super team to win they balled out with the team they were on and wanted to play against whoever the next best was no disrespect to the great players of today. but definitely as a whole back in the 90's any game was a good one Jordan & The Bulls Just Dominated The Game and stopped a lot of Great HOF players from getting A Ring!
Iverson was and is thee best little man to ever play👍🏿💯
Have you ever heard of Isiah Thomas (The OG Piston Zeke) as well as Nate Tiny Archibald. Although I do Love me some A.I. Im just not so quick to disrespect and be dismissive of other all time greats.
@@TheKallenShow there was no disrespect, he just stated facts, he never said Isiah or Nate Archibald were bad, he just said A.I was best out of them, can’t say it aint true
Nah that title goes to mugsy bogues shortest player to dominate in the nba standing at 5’3
@@Crabchann lmao you can't compare him to Iverson at all!!!
@@mike11800 lol Iverson is a god but the short king title was mugsy bogues. He was 5’3 THAT is short. Iverson was 6’0.
The greatest pound-for-pound scorer, hands down. Prime Iverson would still thrive in today's fast-paced, three point-oriented NBA /GK
With ease
Any star player from the 90s wil thrive in this soft league.
Even 5"8 Isiah Thomas can average 29-ppg. in the modern league.
@@glennrobinson4176 u dumb asl 90s player don’t have the skill majority of them can’t even dribble the ball they wouldn’t even be a bench player
Yeah for sure bro nobody plays defense in today's league so it would be way easier for him to thrive he's only like 6"0 and playing with 6"6 players against him
He's not even top 25 on the scoring list and going down lol over rated no rings and a ball hog with a carrying ass cross
I knew that Jordan was gonna get his revenge on that big man who blocked him. That was already personal. He indeed blocked the big man as well
Iverson had the heart of a warrior. It is awesome that Kobe Bryant respected him.
9:06 even MJ had to give A.I his props
🤜🏾🤛🏿
The best athlete in a long time! And I'm not talking about mj! AI was a beast at football and baseball also.
I was 2 weeks away from 10 yrs old when this Aired. Been watching MJ since 4 yrs old with my pops and big bro The 1991 NBA finals ! I glad I got to experience the 90’s as whole!
At the 1:07 mark, Ron Harper got hit with a NASTY CROSSOVER by Iverson!!
I peeped that
Facts 😂
Was looking for someone to comment on that ... what's nice about it is he didnt take so many dribbles to pull off that crossover, guys like harden and kyrie today take ages on the ball almost every possession before they finally hit their move
AI's crossover is still the best i had ever seen
real talk
Me 2
AI is my favorite player all time, but Jamal Crawford and Kyrie Irving have better crossovers than AI had. But AI still top 3 in crossovers.
Tim hardaway
@@6ixspeedstang186 in this era no one could touch ai cross overs now ur right so many better people
The GOAT resting in the 4th Q like the real GOAT without thinking about meaningless stats.
Still very good stats about 55% fg inclusive 3 pointers and 2 blocks.
"Meaningless stats" He could've been the greatest scorer of all time. History is never meaningless.
@@soullessSiIence he said in interviews he didnt care about that
That’s how true goats load manage. End the game early.
Something Kobe did alot in his prime
6:54 & 8:15 Wow...Thank you for this video!! 2 of the GOATS Jordan & Iverson
JonnyEuphonicMuzic hed be great in todays game with more bigs stretching the floor with their shooting and utilizing the 0 step like james harden. His first step was underated
Still till this day my fav. Best point guard of my time hands down. Crossover perfectionist.
Thanks for uploading with good quality. 90s bulls was of NBA's the golden era.
8:52 Taking a shoot with 2 seconds left, with +23 points lead. If this happen in today's game they will consider that offensive :D
Man Iverson was such a great player but doesn't seem to get enough credit or respect...one of my favorite players....oh MJ is too
07:00 GOAT MJ 💪
amazing, were bound to watch these plays forever and ever as a player like him will never walk this earth again
Just seeing that lemme know...if Jordan needed to shoot 3s to adapt to this day and age...he would easily average 40...easily
@Charlie Trit unless he bricked it
@Charlie Trit a simple google search will tell you that MJ shot better than Kobe. MJ shot 49% and Kobe 45%
@Charlie Trit I was going by true field goal percentage. Also look at this www.google.com/amp/s/syndication.bleacherreport.com/amp/1749229-is-michael-jordan-the-greatest-perimeter-post-player-of-all-time.amp.html
I see there was a couple of sightings of the GOAT Jerry “Jordan held me back” Stackhouse 😂😂😂
Jerry CRACKhouse.....
thats too funny, when Stackhouse said he felt Jordan held him back, yet Stackhouse was leading scorer when he and Jordan was playing for the Wizards
@@macanthony1982 40% FG, 29% 3pt on 17 shots
That crossover so genuine and original
Mike loved A.I. just as much as he loved Kobe that 96 draft had 2 of the GREATEST scorers of all time can easily make an argument as a top 3 draft class ever
I agree, and I'm a huge Jordan fan, but that 96 draft class in my opinion is the best. Full of talent, Kobe, Iverson, Ray Allen, Steve Nash, Shareef abdur Rahim, Marcus camby, Steph marbury, peja stojakovic, Jermaine O'Neal, vitaly potapenko ok I went to far with that one
84, 96, 03 drafts in no particular order are best classes ever...17 draft class wit fox, Tatum, few other youngins still has potential but doubt any hof's cept maybe Tatum but still has potential for deep draft as far as multiple NBA contributers for decade plus
@@troyj881 I definitely agree top 3 ever but honorable mention in my opinion is that 98 draft Dirk, Pierce, Vincanity, Jamison, Bibby, J-Will, Rashard Lewis, Al Harrington etc 3 for sure Hall Of Famers
@@robertwilson9528 LMAO FACTS! & although he isn't a Hall Of Famer but don't forget about D Fish every championship the late great Kobe won that man was right beside him in the back court he was TECHNICALLY the Lakers 1st draft pick that year
@@qceaz11 very good point indeed. People overlook guys like him. They r glue guys that u need to win with
Imagine if hand checking didn’t exist back then. Ai would’ve dropping 40 on every defender that crossed his path.
He did that anyway😂
It did exist. Started in 94
Handchecking is overrated, he was doing it while it was in the game lol.
Allen Iverson was just a flat out BEAST!! i mean this guy went at the whole damn TEAM!! and kept coming.
The audio engineer for this game killed it. Net and court sounds are crisp af
If Lebron had Iverson's heart he would have won 9 straight finals
Agreed
& still suck
"Bulls Got No ANSWER for AI" b/c they already answered the rest of the Sixers. lol
I know Iverson puts new players over himself a lot, its just who he is as a great person, but I love watching him play, his handles are the best to ever be in the league. He is just too fast, there are way too many times just in this game where he just splits 2 defenders, or evades multiple guys. The best highlights I've seen in the last 10 years, just seem like any other day with Iverson. And there has been some great plays in the last 10 years.
The GOAT and the Small GOAT
I just turned 14 yrs old again watching that . I remember it like yesterday.
I shudder at how often Iverson would get to the rim today's game with his impossible quickness and the extra 3rd (sometimes 5th step) they don't call in today's NBA.
Kyrie cant touch Allen lverson please?
@@seanfelder3977 Kyrie has better handles. Not as quick as AI
They should have traded jerry stackhouse immediately after this game smh
turbobenx he didn’t even want to play next to iverson too smh jerry told sixers to trade him cus iverson gets too many touches. Dude was selfish asf
8:16 my god, man!
That crossover is still the best in town!
Hate to say this coz I like AI, they could have had at least a chance in winning a championship against LA if somebody just did his job... Man mutombo against Shaq!!! I don’t know what they were thinkin... everything after 2006 was forgettable. The moment he left Philly, had the feeling that’s it for him.. and I was right
@@Dgamemaster2007 nobody was beating the lakers that year
@@Dgamemaster2007 philly and Iverson were just happy they didnt get swept like everybody else in the playoffs
@@henrymartinez9292 you're right......NOBODY!!!!
@@henrymartinez9292 we (Lakers), woulda been only team in the post season to not have a loss if Iverson didn't go slam off for 48pts in game 1!!!😐
Jordan didn't even have to set up to hit that shot at the buzzer. That pass from Scottie though. Classic!
Scottie threw that all finesse, clutch players no hype needed 👊
Jordan could never be who he was without Scottie's basketball IQ!!!! Jordan and Pippen really goes hand in hand
Malik Holmes the best 1-2 since ham & cheese 😂
@@malikholmes5045 What? So he couldnt lead the league in scoring without scottie? No rookie of the year without scottie? Average 30 a game without Scottie? Be called God in sneakers by Larry Bird without Scottie? Scottie would have never been the player he was without Jordan. Jordan has the highest basketball IQ. Where do you think Scottie learned everything from? He had to play against Jordan in everyday. That made Scottie. Jordan came into the league a beast. Scottie did not.
@@javoncook2441 niggas is wylin wild right now sayin Scottie had a high bball IQ. He showed that he was definitely not number 1 when Jordan took that season off
8:15 daaamnnn 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Dean Snipah he badass
Sick
Legendary
:3
🔥🥵
8:14 Iversion didnt need to be 6"6 he was just as dangerous as any kobe ,jordan,type players!
Iverson is the second most iconic player of all time behind MJ. No one has challenged all these legends all by himself like AI did. Plus he faced jail & racism at early age. If only he was mentored well and supported by the nba community instead of judgement...
It's just a pleasure to watch AI - He was just lighting fast 2:04 - a total joy to watch in motion. Nothing like ever since
This was when the NBA was good! It's no where near as good now a days.
Cha Ching yeah the officiating style has completely killed the entertainment. It’s a shame too, since the athleticism and competition has gotten immensely better, as it tends to over time.
@chicagoallday in this world buddy. you clearly don't know basketball of you would be able to see that in todays game the skill level has increased a ton, compared to back then when there was only a handful of really talented players. that's facts
stop lying to yourself.
@chicagoallday right lol..these dudes playing now a days would of been on the bench back during this time...FINACTS.
@@freerideskiing1 You the only one lying you BOZO. You must be out ya mind. Today's players are no where near as talented. These dudes would of been no name bench riders back during this time foh.
Amazing!!! Thank you for uploading!! Never seen this before!!!! Thx!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I don’t think basketball will ever get this good again.
My built in 2k player is not even as good as AI, he was one of the mini goats for real - along with Earl Manigault, Nate Archibald, Calvin Murphy, Isiah Thomas + John Stockton;
Ummm everyone else is fine but Jason Kidd was not mini lol he was a big guard 6’4 205 pounds lmao that ain’t mini
@@branndonpage3919 Maybe switch up JKidd with Steve Nash then :P
Most Lakers fans remember A.I. stepping over Tyronn Lue in the 2001 Finals
Bruh even the casuals knows about that
Fuck that got to do with the video
Thank you so much for all your videos.
Iverson was such a great player for the league. Love that guy.
Those steals and blocks tho by Jordan, damN!
Jordan got blocked on that attempt dunk leading to a.i. dunk
Great game! I’d have to say: even MJ’s greatness was somewhat outclassed by Iverson in this one. He’s such a jitterbug, an amazing ballhandler, amazing finisher, tough, with a good jumpshot to boot!
Did you not see that catch and shoot by Mike at the end of the 3rd quarter 🤔
@@nariisabk372 that had nothing to do with what he said
Lol you can see the unrest and malaise in the crowd that the kid is good. No one is denying MJ’s dominance and alpha presence on the court throughout the course of his career. The greatest. This was one of the first occurrences of someone with enough weight of their own to steal some of the limelight. At the time, 7’0 Olajuwon was on the decline, and Shaq was the obvious incumbent. Here we are seeing someone with the competitive flame to be a challenger to his airness .
7:00 long live MJ
The jumper forms in this era were great. Everybody had a hitch.
What a shot from.MJ at the end of the third quarter
In today’s game, over half of these plays would be called a foul. Really diminishes the performances of players like James Harden who thrive on ticky tack calls
Brew J he kno dat dey aint blowin dat dumb ass whistle after ever play fukk outta here wit ya stupid ass comment
Darmal Sarhang you right. A few plays Iverson was hit after the shot and there was no call.
Brew J Brew J Lol. I actually don’t watch any sports news sources for that very reason. All thoughts are thru my own observations. We can play 1 on 1 anytime tho if you think u know more ball than me.
J Frecks bro is that an AD jersey? 😂
J Frecks if you can’t come with any facts about fouls and foul out percentages being the same or lower in the past 5 years than compared to 10-15 years ago, stay yo “dat day” lookin ass in ur own lane.
Count how many dribbles MJ took. His game was pure precision in the 90s. He could get 40 on 11 dribbles. Lebron has to pound the ball into oblivion.
Why do you need to talk about Lebron ? Just stay with Jordan
@@evelinekambu4133 you sensitive bihh
Cos he’s a pg and a pass first player and why don’t u mention clay he dropped 60 in 29 minutes with 11 dribbles
@@slashbxe2832 bc MJ is the example Klay learned that strategy from. Jordan 40pts was better than Klays if we're putting the stat into context. Difference of quality is Jordan was the focus of the defense as 1st option in the game plan, Klay on the other hand was not the focus of the other teams defense, but Kevin Durant & Stephenson Curry was the game plan giving Klay wide open shots all night which he didn't need to dribble, would have been a fool to if he did put the ball on the floor. Michael Jordan didn't have that luxury! But no worries, you won't ever see that again from Klay bc now he's gon to have to put the ball on the floor!
@@blackpeoplespeaks klay is not a play maker and thats why he mainly wide open and gets in easy shots i understand jordans was harder but idk why that guy is mention lebron
6:04 M.J palms the ball like its orange :D
Best MJ ever.
“Sometimes I dream that he is ME”
1:07 Nobody including MJ could handle that Xover 💯💰💰💰
2:40 one of the rare stuff of a jordan dunk attempt... don't recall seeing this before in all my mj viewings
I watched every Bull game possible. 9 times out of 10 Jordan was a highlight for ESPN all the time. His bad games would be still be a really good game.
MJ always gone be the best ever in my eyes lol
Yeah, he is the 🐐
Jordan's 3 at the end of the third with that amazing pass from Scottie! Jordan was consistently clutch and always a showman! ❤
A.I. is no slouch! He put up a hell of a fight against the dominant '97 Bulls and a dominant MJ!
This is back when teams played defense and had tight man to man coverage! Love 90s Ball so freakin much!
This is going to sound nerdy, but I love the way the court was mic'd back then. Just sounds beautiful. Ahhhh
7:00 is why he is the goat 🐐
I think the bulls answered with the dub. Man I miss those days in the NBA. Can’t Mike come back just one mo? Imagine Mike and AI on the same team.
Iverson got the most letal crossover that nobody seen ever
Iverson almost dropped 50 points on MJ’s championship team..
I always loved that thumbnail. It looks like Mike was talking s#*t and A.I. was look like "damn Mike talking his s*#t, should I say something back"😂.
6:02-6:05 love how MJ is controlling the ball bouncing it. I remember he's done sth like that even in much more difficult situation in the Finals against Sonics, diving for the ball against few opponents, completely off balance but still trying to bounce the ball and control it, so fundamental even in the most difficult situations on the court - simply unbelievable; 1 of many moments when you recognize the real GOAT of basketball.
@Tod Wilkinson ruclips.net/video/eaXQ0ufDdsY/видео.html
Bro💀 he’s just dribbling the ball
The d riding is crazy
replay 6:16 for 100 times still cannot see how MJ did that... It's magic
Hall of fame pick pocket, active hands badge
One thing stands out like a sore thumb about this clip. Look how much tougher the league was. They didnt call a foul everytime someone gets breath blown on them. It's so lame and weak today
Bet you stopped watching right?
@@papito5ft6 I did
@@toriwilliams500 then you have as much idea about the current NBA as the younger generation has about MJ...
@@papito5ft6 dont know how you came up with that conclusion, but realize this. Watch the 80s and 90s games. Yes they was alot more aggressive and just plain violent. The disrespect and harshness was so the game. You can even watch some games, like example Bulls vs Knick 92 playoffs. And tell me one player from now, who could compete. Come back to me when you finish the videos.
How tough really was it. This game is equivalent to today's game.
That MJ blocks and the MJ shot at the end of the third quarter. HIGH QUALITY
Yo this game is nuts. So many crazy highlights
4:21 what a hater 😂
Love MJ and AI.
Just look at AI bouncing around the court unstoppable!
What a game, what an opposition !!! I have to acknowledge Iverson was a great player
The man brought a good taste for dribbling and crossovers as an attacking element.
how cool it was that this little man slipped through the defense, between two players...like a knife through butter. Perfect timing.
He was drawing lace on the site. True basketball art. And only then the system of fast dribbling, crossover and shooting was passed on to modern players. But Iverson is the beginning!
That fadeaway buzzer beater 3 from Jordan...🤯🤯🤯
Minute 7:30
Paul George: "That was a bad shoot"
God MJ’s mid range is so clean bro
he is the best mid range and sec is KD i guess
@@lilllii2364 Carmelo***
Iverson would average 40 in today’s game
Damn! That inbounds play to end the 3rd was incredible!
Prime Dwade, prime Allen Iverson and prime Drose were fearless and a special group of players that had more Heart than most players in the league.
Pound for pound Iverson is the Goat!!! Small frame bigger game!!
A lot of teams didn't have the answer for A.I
That 3 Jordan did at 7:00 godly
No doubt
😯 That 1.5 second play though.. You couldn't dream it up better than that.
MJ23 FOREVER
Wow this was awesome. Iverson was a scoring machine. Its a shame the sixers never gave him any help. Him and Stackhouse just didn't mix