@Daddy deepdic Thanks! Nerd is another word for being smart. I don't know why you would believe being stupid is a good thing. IQ is what separates us from animals. But, I guess you prefer to live in huts and to live like an animal. 😆
@@russs7574 - The 80s NBA is credited with saving the league after the 70s drug scandals. Bird, MJ, Hakeem, Magic, the Mailmain, etc., did most of the heavy lifting and transitioned into the 90s.I lost interest after the Dream Teamers started to retire. I do enjoy watching the old clips of Celtics, Knicks, Pistons, Pacers, with all the excellent passing and assists.
Charles Barkley was great because he never backed down from anyone. Dennis Rodman knew that and got him to react. The Worm did that against greats like him, Oakley, Malone and Davis every season. The 90s NBA was one of its greatest decades and watching clips of games I used to watch on tv is a real treat.👍🏾
he never backed down from nobody lmao why would a bully back down if he is the one looking for trouble no rodman never backed down thats what made him great
Barkley was one of the few power forwards who Dennis didn't play with. Dennis wasn't afraid of anyone but he knew that Barkley was just as emotionally unstable as he was and Barkley was known for hitting first.
Golden era of NBA. All these amazing athletes are in their prime. Rodman, Jordan, Barkley, AC Green, Kevin Johnson, Finley, Danny Manning. What a team btw
If you get fired up by this, see if you can find some video of Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell playing against each other....it was a guaranteed blood bath. And the thing about those games is the refs let them play, so neither would foul out, and they both pretty much played all 48 minutes. Celtics vs. Sixers from back then is still one of the best sports rivalries ever.
Charles Barkley always said if you want Dennis Rodman to not bother you is to hit him as hard as you can at the beginning of the game and he'll leave you alone.
@Grim Reefer Actually it did because Barkley still put up decent numbers against the Bad Boys. And when they did try to intimidate Barkley they found out the hard way Barkley was no wimp.
i don't think he was acting. Try getting an elbow to the kidney from Barkley and see how good it feels. If anything I think Rodman took it pretty well. Wouldn't be surprised if he pissed blood a couple days after that game.
@@allanhouston6759 They did have lots of talent, not a good year here though at all, they finished 41-41 and Barkley was headed to Houston the year after this.
@@armyvet8279 same ammount than Allen Iverson, Chris Mullin, Tracey McGrady, Dominique Wilkins, Patrick Ewing, Steve Nash, Karl Malone, John Stockton, Chris Paul, all weak players, right?
@@artaxerxes2363 don't overlook the Pistons Just because they were too physical. That team was good. Rodman wasn't the only former bad boy playing for the Bullls, there was John Salley and James Edwards as well
Seemed like Rodman was doing shady/dirty fouls for so long, that by the time he got to the Bulls in 95 he was alot more nonchalant and slick about it. He was fun to watch, but it must have been annoying to play against him. Alot of guys went after him, but i find it incredible how Rodman never threw a punch. On a side note, Charles Barkley was virtually unpunkable
If you’ve ever played 2k u know Rodman is not even a Center. He’s not even a PF, he’s basically as big as a SF! For him to play that position against the biggest guys and be as dominant as he was is insane and a work of art of him. The mind games,defense and ballerina foot work that he had out there was unmatched.
@@zhawn4894 what’re you some sort of Rodman hater? Lmao what did he do to you? MJ literally said Dennis is the smartest player he’s played with. MJ said that. And many more Legends have said his basketball IQ was ridiculously high
NBA: No Boys Allowed. As a kid it was scary how hard they would foul eachother. Small guys going for a layup would end up on their backs LOLnot getting up for 4-5min. And it would just be a regular foul. Now u step on somebody and it’s a foul, it’s a joke.
I still remember the year of Bulls 95 - 96 series. It was glories year for Bulls and I didn't miss any game of bulls. I think I remember of this game. . . ( I guess. . . )
@@denismarisimolde2716 what skills? Waiting for the ball so they can shoot the 3? Only a few in the NBA today have skills to post up and make their own shot.
@@denismarisimolde2716 man you're gonna need alot more skills to avoid and penetrate what's coming at you. In a soft game, you dont need much skills because you ain't gonna get hurt. They just drive and expect less resistance.
thats actually kinda a sign of respect, what charles said about dennis. the way rodman played the game. fact that this is most of what you can show about charles and dennis show that it wasn't mean spirited, both guys were fine with it and knew where they stood with each other. and I also think dennis totally baited charles. he knew he was gonna get hit and was just fine with allowing charles his elbow, just to get him in trouble. :)) I'll tell you, I did play basketball. And its as much a psychological game as it is a physical game. When you find that thing to get into your opponent head... you never ever let it go. But there's a trick to it. Don't push it too far, or it will break. There's a real art to it.
I know Dennis was an instigator. He was also a helluva force and had massive skill. A lot of fouls called on him were warranted, but he got a lot of shit calls too.
Baited? Charles dominated Worm over the entirety of their career matchups. Chuck was never on the Pistons but he WAS a Bad Boy and he let people know. Dennis never wanted the smoke
Rodman seems to love this sh-t. I am old enough to have watched Wilt Chamberlain play, real time, from about the middle of his career on. I can't help but wonder that if Rodman could have been playing against Wilt, in that era, what might have happened, Wilt being famous for not putting up with much BS like this. Many NBA players say that Rodman is a good hearted and charitable person, off the court.
If you're old enough to have seen Wilt play "live," do you remember how much fun it was when the Sixers played the Celtics (my team growing up)? Chamberlain and Russell would stage a 48-minute street brawl.
@@russs7574 I started watching NBA around 1964, or 65, if I remember correctly. Wilt had started bulking up and was considerably heavier than his earliest days, as shown on some of these videos. What you are asking about didn't really stick in my mind, but yes, they were competitive, until Russel got 4 or 5 fouls against him. What mainly hung with me was Wilt dunking in a crowd of defenders, and taking smaller players, trying to hold him, up with him. Rebounding over people, without blocking out, or touching anybody, and both center's making some fantastic blocks, height wise. I also remember Havlicec continuously running to be where he needed to be on the court. It was like he never stopped. I think he had the same endurance as Wilt, or close, anyway.
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90s NBA just had a completely different feel to it. I can’t explain it. Even watching these old clips I still feel it.
I can explain it. Back then, the league was populated by men. Now, it's polluted with divas.
@@russs7574 Back then, it was thug behavior. It's the difference between intelligence and physical force.
@Daddy deepdic Thanks! Nerd is another word for being smart. I don't know why you would believe being stupid is a good thing. IQ is what separates us from animals. But, I guess you prefer to live in huts and to live like an animal. 😆
Its tense because of MJ
@@russs7574 - The 80s NBA is credited with saving the league after the 70s drug scandals. Bird, MJ, Hakeem, Magic, the Mailmain, etc., did most of the heavy lifting and transitioned into the 90s.I lost interest after the Dream Teamers started to retire. I do enjoy watching the old clips of Celtics, Knicks, Pistons, Pacers, with all the excellent passing and assists.
I love how Rodman realized what Barkley was doing after he got hit with the first bow.. Look at his eyes waiting for the second hit haha
I cant tell if its a flop or real lol
He should've received an academy award for that brilliant acting.
Obviously he didn't care about offense, but he was a great freaking defensive player and rebounder. Am I the only one who misses those days?
I don't understand how barkley made it to the hall of fame with just his mouth running amuck with a little violence
@@johnnyboy3357 he was an mvp thats why
Charles Barkley was great because he never backed down from anyone. Dennis Rodman knew that and got him to react. The Worm did that against greats like him, Oakley, Malone and Davis every season. The 90s NBA was one of its greatest decades and watching clips of games I used to watch on tv is a real treat.👍🏾
Davis? Dale?
He also didn't win shit so lol
he never backed down from nobody lmao why would a bully back down if he is the one looking for trouble no rodman never backed down thats what made him great
rebounds and pushing buttons. He's perfect for the team.
Absolutely
Barkley was one of the few power forwards who Dennis didn't play with. Dennis wasn't afraid of anyone but he knew that Barkley was just as emotionally unstable as he was and Barkley was known for hitting first.
It's true, Worm never wanted any smoke from Sir Charles 🤣
Charles Barkley was built like a bouncer. The dude could have played football lol
The other one is Charles Oakley.
rodamn isnt a tough guy at all, neither is oakley
Golden era of NBA. All these amazing athletes are in their prime. Rodman, Jordan, Barkley, AC Green, Kevin Johnson, Finley, Danny Manning. What a team btw
Yeah, the Suns assembled great rosters many times but could never get over the hump (except for '93 when at least they made the Finals).
But today CBA is the best
Chinese Basketball Association
Michael Finley still played for the mavericks for like another 5 years lol
25 years later and I'm getting fired up from watching it on yt. Being a basketball fan back then must have been awesome. Salude, oldtimers.
Yes it was! Those were the best players ever.
I was 24 in 93 when the Suns vs Bulls in the Finals.
Omfg the rivalries between Jordan and the Knicks, the Pacers, the Pistons. Fucking epic.
If you get fired up by this, see if you can find some video of Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell playing against each other....it was a guaranteed blood bath. And the thing about those games is the refs let them play, so neither would foul out, and they both pretty much played all 48 minutes. Celtics vs. Sixers from back then is still one of the best sports rivalries ever.
you should have seen west and chamberlain
I wonder how many hard hits and elbows Rodman took every night. Dude's a monster
Phil stated best athlete he's ever coached. Imagine if he wouldn't have partied and actually slept at night?
About half as many as he gave. He was a douchebag.
...a real "MONSTER" in a wedding dress. So tough. HA, HA
@@91dodgespiritrt Michael I put my life savings on the fact that Dennis Rodman would make you his bitch in a street fight while wearing that dress
@@jc4388 Kinda like the smart guy that doesn't study, but still gets straight A's....
Charles Barkley always said if you want Dennis Rodman to not bother you is to hit him as hard as you can at the beginning of the game and he'll leave you alone.
@Grim Reefer Actually it did because Barkley still put up decent numbers against the Bad Boys. And when they did try to intimidate Barkley they found out the hard way Barkley was no wimp.
@Grim Reefer thats why bad boys
The pistons are physical
@Grim Reefer becauseeits bad boys they are physical you know that like jordan rules
Yup. Chuck is a damn legend fr
Never a dull moment when Rodman's in town. Very entertaining. Sounds like Danny Ainge was also calling.
Rodman had endless energy. It was insane how good of shape that guy was. Never saw anything like it before or after.
@@rbu2136 especially considering the fact that he partied like crazy.
Rodman Is the king of getting in players head
For sure
Yep, just ask Karl Malone
Charles Barkley should have came to Chicago,
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I think he learnt a thing or from Bill Lambeer. Their style of play were very similar
I remember this game. It’s one of the reasons I loved watching Barkley play. 😁🤣
0:24 Rodman was anticipating that elbow 😂
Facts he knew it was coming
0:42 Rodman is waiting for Barkley's second hit, and the oscars best anticipation actor goes to.... The Worm. :-D
Actually it was a third hit
Cant really call it acting if your actually getting hit lol
Rodman did in fact acted a little bit after he was hit!!!😆
Pirst penoy pirst diz and that and other aym proud 😂😂😂
i don't think he was acting. Try getting an elbow to the kidney from Barkley and see how good it feels. If anything I think Rodman took it pretty well. Wouldn't be surprised if he pissed blood a couple days after that game.
That’s the 90s basketball, only the strong survive.💪
Yes indeed where defense was once played & points were actually earned...
Funny no punches were thrown because neither had any guts. The NBA of the 70s was way more tougher and "manly".
@@ogrebattle22763 ok, boomer...80s and mid-90s basketball was the golden era...
@@joejackson9986 I think that's what I was saying.... boomer....
80's were more physical!
In today's nba that a 6 month suspension 😂😂😂
Basketball was must-see TV back then.
lol it really was though
Yeah I miss that era
Watching these old highlights are so nostalgic.. And funny as hell 😂
I forgot how good a squad the sun's had. The bulls were the best but other teams had some amazing starting lineups.
1996 Suns:
*Charles Barkley HoF,*
*Kevin Johnson- 3x All-star, 5x All-Nba.*
*Danny Manning- 2x All-star, 1x Nba Sixth Man.*
*A.C. Green- 1x All-star, 1x All-Defensive Team.*
*Michael Finley- 2x All-star.*
*Hot Rod Williams.*
*Wesley Person.*
@@allanhouston6759 They did have lots of talent, not a good year here though at all, they finished 41-41 and Barkley was headed to Houston the year after this.
@@danielstack4158 Yes, the competition was very fierce back then.
@@allanhouston6759 mehhh
@@allanhouston6759 dont forget socks.
I love Barkley. He's hilarious and fearless. Like legitimately fearless.
fearless asshole lol
He sucks.
Bravery is not the absence of fear.
Back when basketball was still good! 🏀
Charles with the Sixers was straight up BADASS !
Ladies and gentlemen - the one and only - THE WORM
Two of the best rebounders of all time. By the way, Barkley had 12.9 RPP in playoffs vs 9.9 of Rodman
Yeah Barkley was better
Not at winning chips though
How many rings did Barkley have?? lol
And barkley was 6'4
@@armyvet8279 same ammount than Allen Iverson, Chris Mullin, Tracey McGrady, Dominique Wilkins, Patrick Ewing, Steve Nash, Karl Malone, John Stockton, Chris Paul, all weak players, right?
That damn NBA 90's was awesome.. Much on physical, trashtalk play and they fighting for rebound.. But now its boring
That's because you've got a bunch of divas in the league who only want to throw up 3's, or play "iso" every time down the court.
0:38 Rodman let him have the first hit as bait, then watch his eyes...he waited for Barkley to do it again to draw the foul.
Like Charles Barkley said, if you hit Dennis Rodman early he will leave you alone.
.... nope
yup
Lmao hell nah, making his opponents angry is his appetizer.
Barkley is full of more BS than almost any NBA star I've ever heard.
@@milutinitc4937 only if he was hit with a T , you're absolutely right, Rodman never backed down!
This kind of NBA basketball we use To watch back in the day!!!
Dennis Rodman: 5 NBA Rings. Net Worth $500,00.
Charles Barkley: 0 NBA Rings. Net Worth $400 million.
The rings doesn’t matter, barkley was the better player by 100 miles. Barkley also really funny on TNT with shaq
Barkley is superior to Rodman. He actually got to rodman to fear him
When NBA was GREAT!
Unwatchable now .
That's why they called him the worm.
People forget that Dennis was originally a Bad Boy....
Yeah he was a thug just like the rest of the bad boys.Only a few of them could actually play basketball
@@artaxerxes2363 don't overlook the Pistons Just because they were too physical. That team was good. Rodman wasn't the only former bad boy playing for the Bullls, there was John Salley and James Edwards as well
I don't think ANYONE forgot that
@@CWPTraining Hah, you'll be surprised
who forgets? not people that know the game.
But Rodman outsmarting Charles..😁
How?
That little knock by Jordan at the end haha.
Those were the good old days. How I loved the NBA back then. It's just not the same now.
Almost at 5k been here since 1k bro keep grinding 🙏🏾
For sure will do man
man when will you team up with luffy
@@juniorgong7519 when the TIME IS RIGHT 🤘🏾
@@monkeyddragon7039 okay sir hope you beat all marines
@@juniorgong7519 I will I have personal beef 🥩 I won’t let u down
Watching these matchups as they happened was great. For me, it was like the NBA version of Ali/Frazier.
Check out some video of Wilt vs. Russell from the 60's. A 48-minute street brawl. Awesome.
Funny how Rodman was looking at Charles from the corner of his eyes.
Dois grandes jogadores.
GRACIAS LINDOS RECUERDOS de mi juventud soy TICO de COSTA RICA
Love this video! How good Rodman is at getting in players minds, even the great Barkley.
Ya gotta get one with Charles Barkley and Vernon (Mad Max) Maxwell from 1994.
Seemed like Rodman was doing shady/dirty fouls for so long, that by the time he got to the Bulls in 95 he was alot more nonchalant and slick about it. He was fun to watch, but it must have been annoying to play against him. Alot of guys went after him, but i find it incredible how Rodman never threw a punch. On a side note, Charles Barkley was virtually unpunkable
That's why RODMAN have 5 championship rings
Incorrect. He has those ring to do to the players he played with such as Jordan and Pippen and your mom
@@yourdaddy6030 sounds like a hater because he’s enjoying life and you just loser bum😭
@@yourdaddy6030 His mom plays baseball.
3:48 Barkley can do his tantrums on rodman but not to mj🤣🤣🤣
If you’ve ever played 2k u know Rodman is not even a Center. He’s not even a PF, he’s basically as big as a SF! For him to play that position against the biggest guys and be as dominant as he was is insane and a work of art of him. The mind games,defense and ballerina foot work that he had out there was unmatched.
If you put the dirty stuff aside, Rodman was one of the most agile inside guys ever, as well as one of the hardest working.
Barkley to. Barkley was only 6'6 some say shorter than that. Shit is unreal
Dennis is so smart.
Because he have a better team mates so he's intelligence can be success what if there are no mj and scottie what happen to him nothing
@@zhawn4894 what’re you some sort of Rodman hater? Lmao what did he do to you? MJ literally said Dennis is the smartest player he’s played with. MJ said that. And many more Legends have said his basketball IQ was ridiculously high
@@zhawn4894 bubu
@@zhawn4894 He had 2 rings when he joined MJ. He is most underrated player ever. Im glad he is member of HOF. Certenly top 50 ever...
@@milutinitc4937 agreed very deserving . Jordan wouldn't have six if it wasn't for Dennis.
dennis was clearly looking and waiting for that hit coz he knew it was coming. the worm is the goat in terms of mind games in the nba.
What An Era We Were So Lucky To Witness. Time machine, where are you? 😢
Charles would be thrown out of the game today. My my how things have changed
Barkley would have had LeChina James calling Adam Silver by halftime.
@@russs7574 LaChina would have been calling Chairman Mao in the first quarter!
In this world, this are only two Charles's. The Barkleys and the Oakleys.
rodman did exactly what he wanted to do and that's get in barkley head!!!!
watching this was like spectators in a roman colliseum
This was the NBA where real men Play!!!
NBA: No Boys Allowed. As a kid it was scary how hard they would foul eachother. Small guys going for a layup would end up on their backs LOLnot getting up for 4-5min. And it would just be a regular foul. Now u step on somebody and it’s a foul, it’s a joke.
Rodman was great at what he did. Whatever that was. I miss the good ol' NBA.
Barkley is so pissed and Rodman knew that Barkley deliver that elbow haha 😅 the terror of NBA Dennis Rodman
If Anthony Davis got elbowed by chuck he would have been out for 3 months lol no cap 🧢
LeFlop would die in this era.
The time when basketball was played by men. miss those days
dennis rodman was the real bad dude in the court that every player should emulate.
Did you see that steal by Kerr?? He is the unsung hero who MANY times carried this Bulls team to victory!!
I still remember the year of Bulls 95 - 96 series. It was glories year for Bulls and I didn't miss any game of bulls. I think I remember of this game. . . ( I guess. . . )
rodmans basketball IQ 💪🔥🔥
Rodman was the most unique player ever in the nba
Players now
10x salaries
50x complaints
1/10 as interesting.
"Players are soft these days, back in my days players didn't do all that whining" 😒😒
The Physicality changed into skills
@studio bauhaus exactly no superteams
@@jefferyyot5587 Players are more held back so they resort to more playmaking, back then it was everything goes.
@@denismarisimolde2716 what skills?
Waiting for the ball so they can shoot the 3?
Only a few in the NBA today have skills to post up and make their own shot.
@@denismarisimolde2716 man you're gonna need alot more skills to avoid and penetrate what's coming at you. In a soft game, you dont need much skills because you ain't gonna get hurt. They just drive and expect less resistance.
Rodman was the perfect type of player for that Bulls team.
Lmao the way he points in the beginning 😂
Не пропустил ни одной игры по телевизору в детстве. Помню по воскресеньям показывали. Баркли был любым игроком
The 90s true NBA game
And this game was just a Tuesday in the middle of the season
I think Rodman met his match when Barkley and he took to the hardwood
These videos make me really miss the NBA those days. Now I hardly care to watch.
Rodmans eyes timing the flop 👀😂
thats actually kinda a sign of respect, what charles said about dennis. the way rodman played the game. fact that this is most of what you can show about charles and dennis show that it wasn't mean spirited, both guys were fine with it and knew where they stood with each other. and I also think dennis totally baited charles. he knew he was gonna get hit and was just fine with allowing charles his elbow, just to get him in trouble. :))
I'll tell you, I did play basketball. And its as much a psychological game as it is a physical game. When you find that thing to get into your opponent head... you never ever let it go. But there's a trick to it. Don't push it too far, or it will break. There's a real art to it.
Rodman living up to his reputation as the Worm lol
I know Dennis was an instigator. He was also a helluva force and had massive skill. A lot of fouls called on him were warranted, but he got a lot of shit calls too.
Live by the sword, die by the sword ...
They had to at least try to keep him in check
One of the very best defenders of all time.
Worm vs Chuck both want back down 🏀 👏🏿 🤜🏿🤛🏿
These dudes back then all looked much more muscular and tougher than every every currant player
current*
currant*@@justdev8965
I miss this nba
Baited? Charles dominated Worm over the entirety of their career matchups. Chuck was never on the Pistons but he WAS a Bad Boy and he let people know. Dennis never wanted the smoke
Todays nba players would play in the wnba if they were alive back then.
The Worm
CHARLES on RODMAN
I just can't get you out of my head😁
90s game intensity is off the charts right we have guys chucking 3s for 48 mins
So... Charles Barkley doesnt get a tech for elbowing Rodman at 1:10, but Rodman gets a tech for that at 1:47? Refs are BS in each era
Barkley was a star. Rodman wasn't
Lol nba refs are literally worst refs in the world 🌍
@@jaybird1150 youre right but Rodman have five rings, Barkley none
@@jacekjazdazk4691 Rodman was just a key role player in those rings... any other team without Jordan/Pippen you wouldn't even know who he was.
@@jeffreyhurst7231 i know Rodman from Pistons years. There, he was in best shape but in Bulls he became famous
I would have Dennis Rodman on my team anytime. Great hustle who was very tough and did the little things.
Obviously all friends off the court. Nobody is elbowing me in my kidney like that if there's beef.
Rodman seems to love this sh-t. I am old enough to have watched Wilt Chamberlain play, real time, from about the middle of his career on. I can't help but wonder that if Rodman could have been playing against Wilt, in that era, what might have happened, Wilt being famous for not putting up with much BS like this. Many NBA players say that Rodman is a good hearted and charitable person, off the court.
If you're old enough to have seen Wilt play "live," do you remember how much fun it was when the Sixers played the Celtics (my team growing up)? Chamberlain and Russell would stage a 48-minute street brawl.
@@russs7574 I started watching NBA around 1964, or 65, if I remember correctly. Wilt had started bulking up and was considerably heavier than his earliest days, as shown on some of these videos. What you are asking about didn't really stick in my mind, but yes, they were competitive, until Russel got 4 or 5 fouls against him. What mainly hung with me was Wilt dunking in a crowd of defenders, and taking smaller players, trying to hold him, up with him. Rebounding over people, without blocking out, or touching anybody, and both center's making some fantastic blocks, height wise. I also remember Havlicec continuously running to be where he needed to be on the court. It was like he never stopped. I think he had the same endurance as Wilt, or close, anyway.
Barkley wanted to hear something crack.
Back when we paid to see a fight, but a basketball game broke out.
the NBA was physical in the 90s
It seems to come so natural to him .
Now it's that guy Beverly .
Dennis the emotion controlling master
Good ol days
Rodman knows that comin😆
Thats worm
Dennis was a one man wrecking machine🤣
Rodman left Kerr hanging
Barkley gave up that foul to send Rodman a message: I do not fear you. Fear me.
Buenos tiempos de jugadores
Exacto, la pasión con que jugaban era extraordinaria.