How Good Was PRIME Allen Iverson?

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  • A look back at Allen Iverson's history 2001 NBA Finals run. This was PRIME Allen Iverson carrying his team to the NBA Finals.
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  • @cClayyyyy
    @cClayyyyy 17 дней назад +789

    2000 era was gold

  • @guillermoportillo7949
    @guillermoportillo7949 17 дней назад +771

    Let’s put it like this.
    A.I. was so great, he was able to take away the 2001 MVP award from Shaq, when he was at his physical peak and couldn’t be stopped, and no one has any issues with it!

    • @lolstfu2950
      @lolstfu2950 16 дней назад +24

      thats because A.I black, Shaq only mad at Steve cos he white

    • @d3adyoutubeaccount
      @d3adyoutubeaccount 16 дней назад +65

      @@lolstfu2950yall casuals gotta chill w ur conspiracy theories

    • @teflonjohn4018
      @teflonjohn4018 16 дней назад +6

      Mmmmmm, wasn't Shaq injured that year. "I got hurt on company time, I'll heal on company time" was that off-season.
      Nobody complained because Shaq didn't play a full season, homie played like 40 games that season

    • @d3adyoutubeaccount
      @d3adyoutubeaccount 16 дней назад +17

      @@teflonjohn4018 He literally played more games than Iverson that season.

    • @BKcroatia
      @BKcroatia 16 дней назад +16

      ​@@teflonjohn4018 true he had 1 injury. AI had 9 injuries that season. So you outlogicd yourself. Congrats,Ive never seen a more spectacular seppuku in my life

  • @iamjaegee
    @iamjaegee 17 дней назад +324

    Growing up in philly and watching what he did single handily. IVERSON is my favorite player of all time. Every kid that played basketball in philly wanted to be just like him.

    • @xXxtetosxXx
      @xXxtetosxXx 15 дней назад +2

      Every kid in early 00's wanted to play like Bubba Chuck.

    • @Rams8148
      @Rams8148 14 дней назад +7

      Every kid in the country wanted to be like him bro. I remember white kids with homemade sleeves playing around that time (this was before shooting sleeves were really a thing)

    • @oldmansportsog2514
      @oldmansportsog2514 13 дней назад +3

      Built a statue for a guy who never won a championship, phily as a city is hell

    • @iamjaegee
      @iamjaegee 13 дней назад +3

      @@oldmansportsog2514 awesome comment!

    • @matteblack20020
      @matteblack20020 13 дней назад

      I was in Keystone Job Corp (Drums Pa) when we played y’all in that epic OT (Ty Lue crossover) game. Had me scared for a sec.

  • @franco9131
    @franco9131 14 дней назад +155

    "We all should be fortunate that Allen Iverson isn't 6'5"
    - Kobe Bryant

    • @4363HASHMI
      @4363HASHMI 8 дней назад +2

      Your describing TMac

    • @MichaelKing015
      @MichaelKing015 7 дней назад +4

      ​@@4363HASHMIAnd Tmac is inefficient as heck

    • @kakashihaa314
      @kakashihaa314 5 дней назад +4

      should be more thankful that iverson is not paired with shaq, otherwise iverson would have 5 rings in a row with shaq

    • @justinlast2lastharder749
      @justinlast2lastharder749 4 дня назад +3

      ​​@@4363HASHMINah, T Mac was 6'8 and "soft". I loved Tracey McGrady growing up, but dude lacked that willpower that separated Jordan, Kobe, Garnett, Iverson, ect.

    • @augustinmadan9940
      @augustinmadan9940 4 дня назад +1

      Luka Doncic is the better version

  • @multiyapples
    @multiyapples 17 дней назад +313

    Allen Iverson is one of the best players never to win an NBA Championship.

  • @dannykunnasseril421
    @dannykunnasseril421 17 дней назад +329

    The Answer was something different 🐐🐐🐐

  • @PeakHighlights
    @PeakHighlights 17 дней назад +240

    Allen Iverson changed the game forever 🎮

    • @JoeRogansForehead
      @JoeRogansForehead 16 дней назад +10

      Allen iverson , Tracy mcgrady and Vince Carter all made the nba what it is today

    • @Klay_Thompson113
      @Klay_Thompson113 15 дней назад +2

      ​@@JoeRogansForeheadKobe and lebron too

    • @Klay_Thompson113
      @Klay_Thompson113 15 дней назад

      ​@@JoeRogansForeheadand Jordan Stephen curry

    • @JoeRogansForehead
      @JoeRogansForehead 15 дней назад +2

      @@Klay_Thompson113 those are super stars , Lebron , Kobe , Jordan. Obviously they changed the game a lot . The people I mention have done the same in my opinion but you don’t hear about it . Travel mcgrady was the OG big guy with handles and shooting ability

    • @NuffStuff777
      @NuffStuff777 15 дней назад

      ​@@JoeRogansForeheadtrue but no question they could do it without Iverson. He took his gift foe granted with all the drama early on.

  • @markburns7854
    @markburns7854 16 дней назад +45

    Iverson is honestly one of my favourite players EVER!

  • @mrloverman2.0
    @mrloverman2.0 14 дней назад +28

    Going against prime Vince Carter and Kobe and Prime Shaq. What a beast..

    • @TheOtherMJ_76
      @TheOtherMJ_76 14 дней назад +3

      Peak Ray Allen and Reggie Miller too. Big Dog was a damn beast at that time as well.

  • @WuntaykTimmy1
    @WuntaykTimmy1 17 дней назад +207

    Never heard "6'0 nothing" Got a giggle ngl

    • @efwfew
      @efwfew 16 дней назад

      that was cold

    • @HunterIsthegoat
      @HunterIsthegoat 14 дней назад

      Fr

    • @shots437
      @shots437 14 дней назад +14

      He is really 5'11 that's the joke😂

    • @Balunliinfi
      @Balunliinfi 10 дней назад +2

      He is 5'10 😂

    • @zionnewkirk4838
      @zionnewkirk4838 9 дней назад +1

      It's possible he's only "5'10 and some change flatfooted. Which can round up to 6 foot once he put on shoes.🤔

  • @17thNO
    @17thNO 15 дней назад +54

    Allen Iverson and Larry Brown were the best things that happen to each other.

    • @payrysdoscs4903
      @payrysdoscs4903 13 дней назад +2

      Then they became the worst things to happen to each other, which Denver capitalized on.

    • @17thNO
      @17thNO 11 дней назад

      @@payrysdoscs4903 Well, Larry Brown is a Gypsy and can't stay anywhere for more than a couple of years then he bounces because "he wants to spend time with his family". Everywhere he has been that how it's always gone.

    • @mikejohnson3338
      @mikejohnson3338 9 дней назад

      I would love to see the biopic! How a gang member & disciplinarian came to love each other for the good of the game 🏀

    • @justinlast2lastharder749
      @justinlast2lastharder749 4 дня назад

      Amd they hated each other for it.

    • @CarsonDouglas
      @CarsonDouglas День назад

      He was being a prima donna. Once he dropped the bravado, it was game over. He needed discipline !

  • @sector7668
    @sector7668 17 дней назад +25

    NBA Most Valuable Player (MVP): 2000-2001 season.
    11-time NBA All-Star: Selected consecutively from 2000 to 2010.
    NBA Rookie of the Year: 1996-1997 season.
    4-time NBA scoring champion: Led the league in points per game in 1999, 2001, 2002, and 2005.
    3-time All-NBA First Team: Honored in 1999, 2001, and 2005.
    3-time All-NBA Second Team: Recognized in 2000, 2002, and 2003.
    NBA All-Star Game MVP: Awarded in 2001 and 2005.
    2-time NBA steals leader: Led the league in steals per game in 2002 and 2003.
    No. 3 retired by Philadelphia 76ers: His jersey number was retired by the team to honor his contributions.
    The "Answer" Allen Iverson The Best Ballhandler & Anklebreakers

  • @ARRIGOISFRENCHANDDEPRESSED
    @ARRIGOISFRENCHANDDEPRESSED 15 дней назад +25

    He deserved so much better

  • @Bdash52
    @Bdash52 16 дней назад +57

    Iverson's story with mike brown is a perfect counterargument to todays culture of unsurmountable egos that demand their coaches to be fired and have a copout on their idiotic behaviors and delusions of grandeur.
    In order for AI to achieve greatness, he had to first humble himself and observe other greats as he did exemplify mike and magic then he humbled himself again and had an Honest discussion with his coach, he realised his mistakes and trusted the right people. This thing takes enormous balls to do and make a meaningful change to Yourself.
    Mad props to my childhood hero and every 90s kid.
    Thanks for this video man truly inspirational story!

  • @Grumpygrumpygrumpy
    @Grumpygrumpygrumpy 17 дней назад +98

    even though AI didn't win the chip in that post season, it's still carries more weight than KDs Two Rings with the Warriors

    • @xXxtetosxXx
      @xXxtetosxXx 15 дней назад +16

      That Allen Iverson's finals run is more valuable of 6 rings of KD and LeBalco combined.

    • @carl2304
      @carl2304 14 дней назад +5

      @@xXxtetosxXx nah thats crazy how we just forget about lebrons 2016 run

    • @dogeisverycoolyes8265
      @dogeisverycoolyes8265 14 дней назад +4

      @@carl2304mf basically pulled off a Ai in 2018

    • @payrysdoscs4903
      @payrysdoscs4903 13 дней назад +4

      They handed a 16-1 playoff team their only loss

    • @tigeryumyums9407
      @tigeryumyums9407 12 дней назад +3

      @@xXxtetosxXxabsolutely horrible take 😂

  • @J0HNJ0RDAN
    @J0HNJ0RDAN 16 дней назад +14

    Man, as an AI fan that 2001 run was magic. After those back to back 7 game wars with Toronto and Milwaukee, Iverson was so beat down. He still had one for the Lakers but finally ran out of gas. Plus, Shaq, Kobe, and the rest of that LA team were so, so good. Iverson is one of one.

    • @laryangel4082
      @laryangel4082 7 дней назад

      Magic

    • @dcoledesttaevadoithawj2207
      @dcoledesttaevadoithawj2207 3 дня назад

      Iverson fan, and man was I so glad Vince missed game 7. He was so clutch in that series I didn't think the Sixers would win. That series was so good.

  • @noyce.
    @noyce. 17 дней назад +26

    I'm sure majority of 90s kids wanted to be "Like AI" growing up in the 00s. ❤‍🔥
    He was our MJ growing up. I even watched his game when he had to leave the NBA and went to play a bit in the Turkish League.
    Besiktas Cola Turka #4
    Also,
    DPOY+6MOY and they said it's a one man job.
    10-32FG & 5-27 and the team still pulled through the W.
    Fans really needa put bias aside and give credits when due! Both the 01 Sixers and 11 Mavs aren't a one man job.
    Both are really well crafted teams 🔥

    • @WutTheDeuceGaming
      @WutTheDeuceGaming 6 дней назад

      I dunno about well crafted. That Sixers team had to be defensive because they had no scorers and Mutombo was at the tail end of his career. He couldn't move well or jump well anymore on top of thinning out, which is why Shaq absolutely tossed him around down low. He had lost all the muscle mass he had in Denver where he was a rock solid center. From top to bottom, that team needed to make a move to get some shooters. Aaron Mckie might have won the 6th man, but he won the award while averaging 11.6 points per game. Not exactly a point total you see winning that award and he only shot 31% from 3. Even their best bench player was a below average outside shooter.
      That will be one thing I will continue to criticize that Philly front office for, never getting AI outside shooters to kick the ball out to when he needed to. If he had shooters out there, this team could have won that finals against the Lakers.
      The Mavs, I will agree were a well crafted team. Dirk had a lot of guys to turn to for outside shots and they had great defenders on that team. He was however, undoubtedly the reason they won that series. He willed them to the victory late in those game.

  • @choate673
    @choate673 17 дней назад +58

    Kids back then (including myself) used to put socks on their sleeves copying him.. He was our MJ

    • @MultiBreezyb
      @MultiBreezyb 16 дней назад +5

      Damn big facts bro😂😂😂 you are spot on g

    • @PIP...33
      @PIP...33 15 дней назад +5

      U WATCH ONLY 2 PLAYERS IVERSON OR CARTER. I REMEMBEER WHEN VINCE CAME IT WAS LIKE HIM AND IVERSON NOT BELONG IN THE LEAGUE

  • @GaIacticBrickEmpire
    @GaIacticBrickEmpire 17 дней назад +47

    AI was different, top 5 SG in my eyes. 🐐🐐🐐

    • @GaIacticBrickEmpire
      @GaIacticBrickEmpire 17 дней назад +1

      PG

    • @tennweakass
      @tennweakass 17 дней назад

      @@GaIacticBrickEmpireno you had it right the first time

    • @jtplayz1338
      @jtplayz1338 16 дней назад +5

      @@GaIacticBrickEmpire he played both

    • @frankie3791
      @frankie3791 12 дней назад

      He mostly played SG, His best years were with Eric Snow at the point next to him, Other than his rookie year..
      Might even put him 3rd...
      M.J. Kobe A.I. Wade Gervin
      West and Oscar were true combo guards

    • @jtplayz1338
      @jtplayz1338 12 дней назад

      @@frankie3791 where wade at tf

  • @user-zw7uw2zb9f
    @user-zw7uw2zb9f 8 дней назад +3

    I never missed a game till he left the sixers so much heart n determination if he was 6 ft 6 he would of had a few rings

  • @NazarethMartinez-vm4zk
    @NazarethMartinez-vm4zk 17 дней назад +50

    Pound for pound GOAT 🐐

    • @xXxtetosxXx
      @xXxtetosxXx 15 дней назад +1

      Most talented and skilled player ever. But lazy AF

    • @NazarethMartinez-vm4zk
      @NazarethMartinez-vm4zk 15 дней назад +2

      but when he on the court he gonna kill you all game long

    • @someguy2972
      @someguy2972 11 дней назад +1

      lmfao!

    • @GuyVick
      @GuyVick 6 дней назад

      @@someguy2972it’s his opinion remember not everybody thinks mj is the goat.

    • @jeromemccollom936
      @jeromemccollom936 5 дней назад

      Pound for pound one of the stupidest comments in the history of RUclips. If you want to talk "pound for pound that way", Stockton ad Isiah Thomas, about the same size especially Thomas, were better.

  • @bullmk
    @bullmk 2 дня назад +1

    After the Lakers swept their way to the finals....I remember the sixers won game 1, me and my roommates got a copy of the Inquirer the next day. Front page said "The Sweep is On". Goosebumps every time I think of it.

  • @motivationallclipps
    @motivationallclipps 17 дней назад +1875

    I will do one push up for each like

    • @averageloser533
      @averageloser533 17 дней назад +70

      instructions misunderstood, disliked instead

    • @BigStrongSon
      @BigStrongSon 17 дней назад

      I didn’t like because I want you to stay fat

    • @dylanwesley3964
      @dylanwesley3964 17 дней назад

      Get pushing fatty

    • @Huziplayz2010
      @Huziplayz2010 17 дней назад +19

      @@averageloser533instructions misunderstood, disliked instead
      (yessir)

    • @brianvanasse7627
      @brianvanasse7627 17 дней назад +9

      32 push-ups get going

  • @nbarealtalker
    @nbarealtalker 16 дней назад +31

    Iverson is the pound 4 pound GOAT. He’s right alongside Jordan and LeBron for most gifted, God-given talent to ever grace an NBA court.

    • @XcuzeTheMessDeer
      @XcuzeTheMessDeer 16 дней назад +10

      His speed was unreal

    • @has6387
      @has6387 16 дней назад +10

      prime d rose is up there to before his injuries imo but sadly we all know what happened after.

    • @HarryFromTheNorthSide
      @HarryFromTheNorthSide 14 дней назад +3

      Vince carter to

    • @maroonmedia2000
      @maroonmedia2000 9 дней назад +2

      Lebron most gifted?
      Stop smokin bad weed. Jordan, Kobe and Iverson are a league or two above Lebron

    • @officialthomasjames
      @officialthomasjames 8 дней назад

      ⁠@@maroonmedia2000 Im a diehard AI and Kobe fan but dude you’re out of your mind. LeBron Wilt and MJ are the biggest freaks of nature in NBA history.

  • @TheProphecy556
    @TheProphecy556 17 дней назад +80

    I think Dikembe Mutombo was the difference for the most part. Yes AI was phenomenal, but he never got anywhere close to winning a title before Dikembe came along.

    • @ikedatike2533
      @ikedatike2533 17 дней назад +19

      Oh yeah and also this team's defense was straight up elite unfortunately their offense wasn't worth jack shit

    • @payrysdoscs4903
      @payrysdoscs4903 13 дней назад

      Philadelphia teams aren't usually willing to surround superstars with other all-star talent in order to make a true contending team; Giroux and Cunningham are other examples of this. Mutumbo was barely an All-Star but he was miles better than any other C that the Sixers had in the Answer era.

    • @payrysdoscs4903
      @payrysdoscs4903 13 дней назад +2

      @@ikedatike2533 nobody could do anything other than Allen

    • @jayone3442
      @jayone3442 12 дней назад

      Theo Ratliff was the second best player on that team, until he got hurt. The Sixers knew(were very confident) that they were going to the finals, so they traded for Mutumbo

    • @TheProphecy556
      @TheProphecy556 12 дней назад

      @@jayone3442 Both Theo & Dikembe were phenomenal defensively, But the Sixers needed someone who could hang with the league's best, and thats where Mutombo came in

  • @17thNO
    @17thNO 15 дней назад +4

    There are not many bigger Allen Iverson fans than myself, but ai have to say that yes he was the best player on his team and one of the best in the league and one of the greatesr players of all time. But the team and style of play that Larry Brown and the 76ers built around him with Snow, McKey, Lynch, Hill, Bell, Ratliff (later Mutombo), Geiger and Kukoc all perfectly complimented AI's game and they worked great as a team. Iverson's teammates were as unselfish as he was and deserves some respect for doing being that way. I loved those teams.

    • @jeromemccollom936
      @jeromemccollom936 5 дней назад

      Those philly teams were carried by their defense, Iverson is overrated, maybe most overrated player in NBA history. Missed almost 3/5 of his career shots, which is awful in the modern era even if you shoot a lot of 3s

  • @masonvlogs3350
    @masonvlogs3350 17 дней назад +17

    When AI carried the offense to the finals

  • @JulianDematera
    @JulianDematera 6 дней назад +3

    Great documents and information about Iverson, the fans about Ai love it, from start to ends the story is magnificent, you have amazing narrator skill.

  • @TheRealAllenIverson
    @TheRealAllenIverson 17 дней назад +40

    *ALLEN IVERSON*

  • @eatmakock3646
    @eatmakock3646 14 дней назад +3

    That maturity change after the trade fell thru is legendary ngl

  • @muhammadzeno7529
    @muhammadzeno7529 16 дней назад +4

    One of best content i've ever watched

  • @Mattyice34-je2ez
    @Mattyice34-je2ez 17 дней назад +11

    Finally something about Philly

  • @solomon.powell
    @solomon.powell День назад

    This was a GREAT mini-doc. Well done! And thank you!

  • @Hatedvarii
    @Hatedvarii 17 дней назад +14

    AI was too good 🤧

    • @dylanwesley3964
      @dylanwesley3964 17 дней назад +5

      He could have been better if he tried harder

  • @Josiah-ov6so
    @Josiah-ov6so 17 дней назад +6

    I love your channel and content and plz, keep up the great work

  • @arashace
    @arashace 2 дня назад +1

    Allen Iverson was the first guy to grab my attention after Michael Jordan. A phenom! He has that hypnotic movement. Only a few guys have it, I can name a few, Bruce Lee, Michael Jordan, Mike Tyson. When you see them in their game, you can't take your eyes off them. What I liked about Allen was how small he was but so strong. A true legend!

  • @jasonbeaver464
    @jasonbeaver464 2 дня назад +1

    Allen Iverson was every shorter guys favorite player. Even though he was just 6 ft he was deadly on the court

  • @pacedeli24
    @pacedeli24 11 дней назад +1

    The One thing i really enjoy about The commentator on non-stop that I really like that he breaks down the science of why things happen in his videos you understand why someone's was successful and why they weren't because he shows you the science and the numbers and the meaning behind it beautiful analysis

  • @ConnorDRyan
    @ConnorDRyan 7 дней назад +1

    I had the opportunity to meet Allen Iverson two years while working on an interview with him. He acted just how you'd expect him to, but even though he had to take a sh*t when the interview was over, he stopped to shake everyone's hand and thank us for being there. It was dope!

  • @pennyccw
    @pennyccw 14 дней назад +2

    gotta love this video!~

  • @khangalbumtsend9496
    @khangalbumtsend9496 14 дней назад +2

    The epitome of "The streets will never forget"

  • @samoh4u
    @samoh4u День назад

    I already knew Iverson from the moment I saw him play in college Georgetown he was going to be a hall of famer just like that. His dominance in college is one of those rare moments where nobody could stop him. He was a tier above anybody and of course the rest is history. One of the most exciting players to watch in awhile.

  • @marianagudinocastanon5430
    @marianagudinocastanon5430 5 дней назад

    Excellent content, sir

  • @newportlord
    @newportlord 9 дней назад +1

    what id give to go back and live through this ear of basketball again

  • @cookiemonster-edits
    @cookiemonster-edits 16 дней назад +4

    As kobe said " We should be glad Iverson isn't 6'4 "

  • @mmc5279
    @mmc5279 12 дней назад

    solid video sir

  • @alexisburns1196
    @alexisburns1196 13 дней назад +1

    iverson is one of my personal favourite players what he was able to do at 6 feet offensively was INSANE

  • @johncap1565
    @johncap1565 13 дней назад +2

    I agree, at the time, everyone wanted to be Iverson. For me it was as they said in the Video, Allen Iverson and Vince Carter. The two outstanding hotshots of the NBA

    • @atg1338
      @atg1338 45 минут назад

      Any they both won nothing... vince played 22 yrs 0 rings

  • @k.c.r.5974
    @k.c.r.5974 2 дня назад

    Iverson being small and light weight helped him a lot. He didn't have the Kobe toughness or anything close but he was like a feather which allowed him to take punishment inside and hit the ground a lot. One of his nicknames was Featherson

  • @sarc4sm68
    @sarc4sm68 16 дней назад +3

    They did receive all of the awards in 01 (not all but mostly)
    Coach of the year
    MVP
    DPOY
    6th man of the year

  • @youshwah8960
    @youshwah8960 16 дней назад

    Very good video brotherman.

  • @DeeWunnHybrid
    @DeeWunnHybrid 13 дней назад

    This man changed the way we dribble and then he was dauntless 🔥🔥🔥

  • @josephine7583
    @josephine7583 11 дней назад

    Never got that chip but one of my favorite players and stories ever. It makes me so happy AI's part of Philly history

  • @cosmomcfloso5820
    @cosmomcfloso5820 16 дней назад +2

    Underrated story fr

  • @kelseykjarsgaard5774
    @kelseykjarsgaard5774 День назад

    One my fav players to watch

  • @morriskode
    @morriskode 10 часов назад

    My mans is blunt wit the narration. I'm here for it!!!!

  • @barsss21
    @barsss21 17 дней назад +12

    Imagine if he actually worked hard to improve that would been wild to see

  • @oshea72
    @oshea72 13 дней назад +2

    Him and Vince being Most attractive players in the league is a crazy sentence. 9:07

  • @BigBoyDanny123
    @BigBoyDanny123 16 дней назад

    THE ANSWER, the man who made me love basketball

  • @jaredcash8069
    @jaredcash8069 2 дня назад

    Making me feel old. He was incredible

  • @coronamight9952
    @coronamight9952 9 дней назад +4

    Allen Iverson is the definition of what Top One 1st pick at the draft should be

    • @jeromemccollom936
      @jeromemccollom936 5 дней назад

      A guy who almost misses 3/5 of his career shots?

    • @ryanandtheworld
      @ryanandtheworld День назад

      @@jeromemccollom936I guess you would rather have Anthony Bennett, Kwame, Olowokandi right? What a stupid take! Remember this is one the best draft in the history of the NBA.

    • @jeromemccollom936
      @jeromemccollom936 День назад

      @@ryanandtheworld No, I never said that, but most first picks were better. Shaq, Hakeem, Ewing, Duncan, James. Iverson is a bad shooter who missed 3/5 of his shots, insulting me won't make that go away

    • @atg1338
      @atg1338 43 минуты назад

      Except he had no work ethic

  • @SeanPynrose
    @SeanPynrose 20 часов назад

    For me, Iversonbin his prime was the goat. What he came so close to doing with the 76ers and leading them to the Finals with the teammates he had around him, I can't think of another player that could have done what he was able to do with so little. Some will say Lebron with the Cavs, but he had both Love and Irving. Iverson was such a special, once in a generational talent.

    • @atg1338
      @atg1338 44 минуты назад

      No he didn't when he went to his first fianls

  • @MCSilk
    @MCSilk 13 часов назад

    Love his stepbacks without gather quarduplestep. Looks so fluid. How a defender can defend it here is no rule of how many steps you can take. Sometimes 2, sometimes 4. I know its for the masses watching but I hate it;/

  • @justinlast2lastharder749
    @justinlast2lastharder749 4 дня назад

    One of the best pure offensive players ever with a knack for sneaky steals. Electrifying Player.

  • @Bandman717
    @Bandman717 7 дней назад

    He will always be one of my goats period he was different 🔥🔥🔥iverson was that guy first hip hop hooper 🐐

  • @deep3reviews
    @deep3reviews 15 часов назад

    Legend

  • @bharathkesav1590
    @bharathkesav1590 День назад

    He's the only A.I. I trust. He the answer. He the reason why we play. He put "swagger" in NBA. This man is no less than a Legendary Level Lengends' Legend.
    All bow. Peace ✌️ ❤
    All weather celtics fan here.

  • @iclickmouse
    @iclickmouse 16 дней назад +1

    I love hiw the sound track changed when it got to shaq and Kobe

  • @GodSon91
    @GodSon91 12 дней назад +1

    My favorite player All time 💪🏽

  • @ozgurmetin5205
    @ozgurmetin5205 2 дня назад

    Iverson is a legend. Part of NBA history

  • @chewpaeng12
    @chewpaeng12 4 дня назад

    He was the little engine that could in the NBA. Till now!

  • @SLTschooloftruth
    @SLTschooloftruth 2 дня назад

    All time great dude was a phenomenal freak of nature

  • @hichrisperry
    @hichrisperry 14 дней назад +1

    "We should all be fortunate that Allen Iverson wasn't 6'5." --Mamba

  • @user-wu1zh1cq1v
    @user-wu1zh1cq1v 9 дней назад +2

    Allen Iverson is unstoppable when he is at his best

    • @jeromemccollom936
      @jeromemccollom936 5 дней назад

      No, just wait for Iverson to brick 3/5 of his shots which he pretty much did for his career.

    • @atg1338
      @atg1338 44 минуты назад

      Yet the lakeshow stopped him🤣🤣🤣

  • @eletonjohns8361
    @eletonjohns8361 22 часа назад

    PRIME! I used to travel from NYC on Friday’s to see him play Football in HS. Did the same to see him and Tony Rutland on the Court. He was just as good in Football. All American in Both.

  • @ericfreeman1303
    @ericfreeman1303 10 дней назад +1

    A.I. was attainable to average size guys. He gave hope to players who was under 6 feet.

    • @jeromemccollom936
      @jeromemccollom936 4 дня назад

      that they too can build a house with the bricks they shoot up on jump shots?

  • @dominicrufiespiritu7069
    @dominicrufiespiritu7069 13 дней назад

    One of my favorite player

  • @princesorlo6366
    @princesorlo6366 9 дней назад

    humility is beautiful

  • @abdoulayetandia2175
    @abdoulayetandia2175 3 дня назад

    My favourite point guard until Georgetown era he plays with five hearts and was always in own path great player

  • @xianneaTV
    @xianneaTV 2 дня назад

    This is my number one idol in basketball history

  • @unknown-rx6qj
    @unknown-rx6qj День назад

    I remember A.I.s 1st game against "SIR AIRNESS"...
    GREAT GAME!!!

  • @cardiblack101
    @cardiblack101 10 дней назад

    Best part about iverson and Larry’s relationship was even though they threw shots at eachother through the media they respected tf outta of eachother and acknowledge each one helped the others career.

  • @AltonW521
    @AltonW521 5 дней назад

    He sure was fun to watch🏀

  • @1matim
    @1matim 10 дней назад

    good video

  • @MonkeyWorker-b4t
    @MonkeyWorker-b4t 9 дней назад +1

    “Hide in the bathroom and eat junk food”💀💀💀

  • @kenf2335
    @kenf2335 17 дней назад

    You’d just had to be there! This was a fun time to be a teenage NBA fan!

  • @LizardSkin
    @LizardSkin 5 дней назад

    Dude had all the talent and swag. Corn row black jersey Iverson gave opposing players nightmares

  • @timm.8249
    @timm.8249 4 дня назад

    seen him put 50 a few times...he was lights out biggest heart ever

  • @jhon-jhonbravo1362
    @jhon-jhonbravo1362 15 дней назад +1

    This era of player are different for now era, if only if Carter,Kobe,Ai,tmac and Shaq vs curry,lebron,gianis,Luka and jojic it's so very scoring machine comes

  • @kinolee1111
    @kinolee1111 День назад

    wow had no idea that vince carter went for his graduation ceremony after G6 against Sixers, then went on to lose a G7. this can never happen these days. wow respect to vince.

  • @ikigai47
    @ikigai47 3 дня назад

    Iverson was so fun to watch, esp during the playoffs. For me only MJ was on that level of entertainment. I still miss hearing the NBC NBA music, horns blaring knowing, Bob Costas talking about AI while he was warming up. Nothing today compares to how I felt watching AI and/or MJ games during the playoffs. Those guys played HARD. They battled. Today's game is a gentleman's shooting competition in comparison.

  • @Lazaven
    @Lazaven 11 дней назад

    I'm from Philly and I remember when we went to the finals against the Lakers it's was a parade inside my city almost like we won.

  • @madcrosby
    @madcrosby 2 дня назад

    wow...this just made me respect Iverson that much more.

  • @ezile17
    @ezile17 12 дней назад

    The ICON ❤

  • @johnrobertmabanglo7790
    @johnrobertmabanglo7790 16 дней назад

    One of the best HOF without a ring.

  • @davidjames8505
    @davidjames8505 7 дней назад

    I'm glad to have been alive to watch him actually play

  • @wynnecarey2239
    @wynnecarey2239 17 дней назад +3

    ai will always be one of the best scorers oat

  • @leusmaximusx
    @leusmaximusx 2 дня назад

    Allen Iverson's greatness was more clear by never needing to win champion rings but become top in the league

  • @MisterSloth1
    @MisterSloth1 11 дней назад +1

    New Title "Why Was Allen Iverson so Good" 🙂

  • @user-xm6ro1ep5d
    @user-xm6ro1ep5d День назад

    Let's put it like this
    He was so good, he didn't win a chip and only went to 1 NBA final
    He's a highlight player and that's all there is to him
    Those are the FACTS