Iverson is the opposite of a former NBA player turned hater. This man is an all time great, and so humble and loves giving old and new players their flowers. Love to see it. Let’s not forget how much of a hard time he was given as a player , look at who he really is, glad everyone can see it now.
AI is very much at peace of his NBA Achievements & Basketball prowess.. He literally battled Shaq+Kobe+PJax for the Chip.. That's something for a 6'0" Guard. annnd He made REEBOK alot of $$$$$$ too
If he's the opposite of a former MBA player return hater that means he's "An active NBA player remaining a lover" Every day people's understanding of things as basic as first grade English gets worse I'm surprised you didn't say he's literally the opposite of a former NBA player
He’s just humble and appreciative of the things he did accomplish not everybody can win an NBA championship. It’s just not written for some people too. That’s OK it’s a lot of more stuff accomplished in life! That’s all that matters he’s fine with his accomplishments. He came from nothing to something and to get a lifetime, Reebok deal, and to be one of the most influential NBA players of all time it doesn’t get better than that!🐐🫡
@@boysheartgirls its not hating if you telling the truth. The NBA is trash now so if you want it back to being great like when AI was around you have to tell the truth and stop giving sissy flowers to every young dude to not hurt their feelings.
Shaq always thinks of A.I. Most of the youtube vid I've seen are with those two. Shaq really cares. He's articultated. Not A.I... So painful! I used to buy magazines of A.I like craaazy! My mum accepted the long hair cornrows even she was strict back then 😁
You know what though, he played with tons of heart and was not afraid to take the big shot, I just checked out his stats again, he had a season averaging over 30 while shooting .398%, career .425%, on the low end of the all time gunners like Nique, Kobe who were at 45% typically, alway had steals though@@Herzeder
@@fuckgoogle3516 Nah, it was just meant as a compliment, cause NBA or basketball is considered a black sport in the US. I guess what he meant was that Luka plays like he actually gives zero shit about the fact he's the only white guy on the court, that's how he got a lot of people's attention in his first year and why people kept calling him the "bad whiteboy".
I feel like his MVPs were a blessing and a curse. They've put him in the conversation but at the same time people just look at the stats sheet and think he didn't deserve them. Nash and the Suns were the prototype team for the modern NBA. Plenty of players get credit for changing the game and I think he should too. His impact in retrospect was as big as big as Steph's. The Suns were scoring 110 points per game when the league average was 97. Granted it was a team (and coaching) effort but he was the driving force behind that team.
Love to hear him give KJ props. He was one of the most fun dudes to watch back then. When he decided he was going to the basket, there was no way to stop him.
@@erichvonmanstein6876 drink some more hateraid!! As a fan of all those bulls teams, that comment was just unnecessary. Someone praises a player and you've got to shoot it down talking about the championship teams?? I bet you always miss the mark, huh?
Being ambidextrous doesn't make you "Kyrie level" handling the ball. It's simply a lot of practicing and building the muscle memory of your arms, hands, and footwork to react, the same way your dominant hand reacts. I'm dominantly right-handed, but honestly, I feel even more comfortable with the ball in my left hand a lot of times because simply because of so much extra practice with my left hand.
Iverson is exactly what the NBA....what the World needs today, humbleness. This man was one of the most sensational players I've ever seen and Kobe has repeatedly said this, nuf said. AI needs a monument and this needs to happen now.
KJ had 36/3/8/2 that game, and Iverson definitely struggled (8/2/6/1 on 20% shooting). Johnson's one of those great underrated point guards that's probably just outside the top 100 all time, the perfect type of vet that probably humbled a lot of young guys the first time they faced him.
I'm now 44, I remember when AI came into the league. Although everyone loved MJ, we could all aspire to be like AI as he was normal size. He was a beast. So fast, athletic, skillful. One of the best.
@@ArthPedroObviously if teams are able to play better defense players will shoot lower percentage and teams will score less overall. The ONLY person from that era that shot over .500 was Shaq. The fact is that zone defenses were introduced in 2000 and hand checking was made illegal in 2005. In those years when defense was historically at an all time high, Iverson still was at least one of the top scoreres every year. You cannot possibly argue that the top scorer from the time when it was hardest to score is mid, and its completely insane to think he wouldn't dominate todays era were its historically the easiest to score.
@@da_jeezuss8922you know why shaq shot over .500? Come on i hope you can think a lil, cause he’s shaq! He barely shot! Most of his scoring was on dunks!
He was one of my favorite players to watch in that Era. He MJ threw HANDS. I'll never forget that. That was probably the only real fight ever in the NBA.
I LOVE that Shaq added Hakeem, he's like "there's no way I'm leaving that guy out of the list of greats being named off". As a Houstonian, I'm happy when his flowers are given to him.
Love AI! He is always so grateful to be able to play in NBA against all those players, while being one of the best in his era. He is humble, generous, and honest when talking about other players of the past and present. God bless you, AI!
That's a popular narrative but not accurate. When Yao came into the league Shaq was 30/31. Head to head: Shaq 21/11,more blocks and assist. Yao averaged 18/10. Shaq record vs Yao. 10-8.
@@nickdiaz4961 Yes but understand, when Yao got drafted Shaq was 30 and coming off 3 straight finals MVPs. Shaq basically got the Heat/Suns/Cavs/Celtic version of Shaq on the decline and still got outplayed.But I'm sure just from a size and physicality stand point, King was no cake walk. You know like I know Orlando and Lakers Shaq was dropping 30 plus on EVERYTHING.
AI averaging 33 in that era is one of the greatest things anyone has ever done in basketball. Over time, AI will get more flowers. He needs them because there is no other like him, before or since.
Love how shaq had to be sure they didnt forget about Hakeem the dream when talking about players he went against. Don't imagine shaq will ever be able to forget the sweep he suffered in the finals in the early 90s against that rockets team.
Kevin Johnson was a hell of a guard man that dude gets forgotten about but as always AI knows what’s up and he gives all the real answers. Love you AI.
“I know there’s 10 more points out there” “I agree with that” “Gotta Be?!” Watching the old timers talking about NBA is more entertaining then actually watching it😂😂😂😂
@deloittecanada7083 KG, Ray Allen, KD, Kyrie, Harden, Cp3, Kwahi, Paul George just to name a few ring chasers. Lebron didn’t start it and isn’t the only one. May as well throw in Shaq post lakers and damien lillard now too.
@@Popsiclestand86 Yeah, but those guys didn't call themselves the GOAT, either. As for Shaq, I'd argue he was on a slow decline after the Lakers: multiple injuries and a salary too high to justify his performance were contributors to him being passed around like a hot potato.
@Popsiclestand86 KD literally just said he should be in the conversation for goat. But that’s not my point. My point was great players have been chasing rings before lebron ever did. Lebron just gets 10x the scrutiny for everything. I like seeing the best players play against the best players but the sometimes organizations suck. Cavs couldn’t bring in anybody better than mike brown for a coach and mo williams lol. Hard to compare to someone like kobe who was gifted the lakers, phil jackson, shaq and a clutch squad pretty much right out of the gate. Which is why i think the goat debate is difficult(other than mj)
AI is the most humble down to Earth dude. In the post-Jordan era he was my favorite player. I loved Kobe, of course, but AI was my dude. I always said that pound-for-pound he was the most skilled player ever. . And I agree that Kyrie is who most reminds me of AI in today’s game. And he’s spot on with Luka, that dude is just on another level. Luka just turned 25 and he’s already approaching record territories in numerous fields. When it’s all said and done, he could very well be in the goat conversation.
Allen, one of the greatest player ever, Shag great ad well, and always helping out his teammates. Congratulations to Allen on his new position at Reebok.
I can't stop watching clips of this interview. AI grew to be so humble. Dude was a craftsman at his game. I played varsity ball as a pointguard and we all wanted to be like AI.
Don't forget Stockton, you celebrate show handles, how about just plain handles. He did not lose the ball, he passed the ball with the best, he stole the ball. Define handle- he is the best 'pure' point the game has seen. He can also shoot and score, imagine him today if he wanted and was a scorer. So underrated because he's a flat fundamental genius
Crazy to hear AI say that Marcus Banks gave him the most problems. I grew up With Marcus known each other since we were 11 years old and were on the same middle school and high school team together. Just crazy thinking about how everything went. When we were kids he always said he was gonna make it to the league and he did.
I love how they asked him what player compares to him and he kind of sidestepped the question to talk about Luka lol. You can tell he's one of his favorite players right now. AI knows talent when he sees it.
The way AI depicts the ball as having blood just goes to show how he really considers the ball to be a living thing and not just an object made of air😂😂 Really one of the greatest to ever touch a nba court
NBA now is different, not in a better way either. Jordan, Wilkins, Clyde, AI, Shaq, Malone K, Barkley, Larry, Magic, Jabar, Hakeem, Ewing, these guys were BRUTAL on offense and Defense. Can’t even watch it now. Oh yeah, JORDAN is THE 🐐 GOAT!
When it comes to handles you gotta mention Kenny Anderson. But Jason Williams was for sure the goat when it came to handles. Dude was playin street ball while everyone else was standing still lol
Shaq's face when AI said steve Nash. haha! Nash was a cold killer back in the days, broke his nose in a game and put it right back in alignment by himself, "by himself" i had to repeat that.
A.I. was more highly recruited than Vick as a football player coming out of the same area. Vick said Iverson is the best QB he’s ever seen and I believe it.
@@MichaelSevilla97do y’all really know how hard it is to avg 40 which nobody has done ever and we are talking about 50. Stop da 🧢. Iverson couldn’t avg 35 today let alone 40. His game is no better than Steph and is he averaging even 35. Seen iverson and Jordan. But these older heads and fans are delusional
I agree with shaq. Jason Williams had the best handles. Head always up, that’s why he was a great passer. Let’s not forget about Chauncey Billups in his prime. And shaq used to have problems with Vlade Divac!
The way game is officiated today... these guys would have been called for carry, double dribble and travel all the time in Iverson's time.. Iverson would have been called a decade earlier... actually most considered iverson to be carrying and travelling IN his own era.. never say BEST EVER because the rules change SO MUCH over time... Maravich was doing some pretty crazy things i his time when dribbling and offensive rules were very strict. Swear everyone today says "best ever" or "Worst ever" just to get views.. and ignore all the context between. people of different generations shouldnt have stats compared... same goes for percieved "skills" the eras are just too different.
People today have short-term memory and some never watched AI play other than watching highlights on RUclips. AI would be schoolin' these guards today.
I saw Iverson in a game where he drove 3 consecutive times and everytime he was knocked down to his butt on the floor, and he just picked himslef up, probably because they would do that to him all the time. Nowadays, that would be cause for intentional or technical foul for the defense. Due to his small size, he had to exert harder or more effort and he would be doing the same for the entire game.
Iverson is the opposite of a former NBA player turned hater. This man is an all time great, and so humble and loves giving old and new players their flowers. Love to see it. Let’s not forget how much of a hard time he was given as a player , look at who he really is, glad everyone can see it now.
AI is very much at peace of his NBA Achievements & Basketball prowess.. He literally battled Shaq+Kobe+PJax for the Chip.. That's something for a 6'0" Guard. annnd He made REEBOK alot of $$$$$$ too
If he's the opposite of a former MBA player return hater that means he's "An active NBA player remaining a lover"
Every day people's understanding of things as basic as first grade English gets worse
I'm surprised you didn't say he's literally the opposite of a former NBA player
He’s just humble and appreciative of the things he did accomplish not everybody can win an NBA championship. It’s just not written for some people too. That’s OK it’s a lot of more stuff accomplished in life! That’s all that matters he’s fine with his accomplishments. He came from nothing to something and to get a lifetime, Reebok deal, and to be one of the most influential NBA players of all time it doesn’t get better than that!🐐🫡
Trying to correct me and you misspelled NBA , karma is your momma 😂
all ex all star will say pound for pound AI would be the best ever. even kobe said everyone is lucky ai is not 6'6
He (AI) just gave praise to so many people. Respect to any man that can highlight others the way he did and he is one of the greatest!
And he didn’t even wanna answer the question “ain’t that tootin my own horn”
Some people just love basketball, with no ego!
AI has better handles than Kyrie. AI is just being humble. That scoop style ball handling is better with AI.
possibly but no one in the league right this min has better handles than Ky@@DROLETRON
He also did it in a totally color blind way. (Edit: which is great)
AI not being a old hater is GREATNess
Aging well too
He don't hate because all of the young players look up to him.
@@boysheartgirls its not hating if you telling the truth. The NBA is trash now so if you want it back to being great like when AI was around you have to tell the truth and stop giving sissy flowers to every young dude to not hurt their feelings.
And shaq will always pull the oldheads are the best debate like joe rogan trying to sneak jiu jitsu into every topic
100%
He’s the answer because he answers every question with basketball intelligence ….”practice” 🐐
What about when he was answering questions about Practice.
@@Ch0senJuanwe talking about answering questions about practice? Not the game
today is like, regular games? not playoffs, regular games? never thought AI meant practice was unimportant so comment seemed misunderstood.
Man was out there barely 6’0 170 and averaging 33!4 scoring titles at his size is insane and I’m glad people are giving A.I. his flowers
Shaq always thinks of A.I. Most of the youtube vid I've seen are with those two. Shaq really cares. He's articultated. Not A.I... So painful! I used to buy magazines of A.I like craaazy! My mum accepted the long hair cornrows even she was strict back then 😁
I mean he's also one of the least efficient volume scorer of all time, it's kinda important to state it
No man wants flowers. That’s the worst expression ever.
You know what though, he played with tons of heart and was not afraid to take the big shot, I just checked out his stats again, he had a season averaging over 30 while shooting .398%, career .425%, on the low end of the all time gunners like Nique, Kobe who were at 45% typically, alway had steals though@@Herzeder
Plus he played in a much more physical era. He used to take a beating out there .
AI will never stop being one of the dopest players in on my mind, loved him growing up
AI saying luka playing like a black guy 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😭
That’s black guys ego they believe they’re better than everyone else but they’re not. Luka playing like Luka
@@fuckgoogle3516We found the racist
@@fuckgoogle3516 Nah, it was just meant as a compliment, cause NBA or basketball is considered a black sport in the US. I guess what he meant was that Luka plays like he actually gives zero shit about the fact he's the only white guy on the court, that's how he got a lot of people's attention in his first year and why people kept calling him the "bad whiteboy".
@@fuckgoogle3516But we are let me know when luka home country can ever line up with our best
Like Larry Bird.
Not a starter but Jamal Crawford handles are crazy too
Jamal’s handles are underrated. Never hear his name brought up
Yup!!! Tyreke Evans was ridic too but not in this top convo,
First person I’ve ever seen behind the back in n out, insane
Man I was just saying the same!
somebody said he only has 3 or 4 moves, I almost spit my water out
I could listen to AI all day. He’s such a humble legend, he gives so much flowers out
He can barely put a cohesive sentence together. You must be an ignorant
We love you AI. So humble. Always be a legend.
Steve Nash’s handles and pick and roll’s were crazy! He’s so underrated!
I feel like his MVPs were a blessing and a curse. They've put him in the conversation but at the same time people just look at the stats sheet and think he didn't deserve them. Nash and the Suns were the prototype team for the modern NBA. Plenty of players get credit for changing the game and I think he should too. His impact in retrospect was as big as big as Steph's. The Suns were scoring 110 points per game when the league average was 97. Granted it was a team (and coaching) effort but he was the driving force behind that team.
@@sa9245 I totally agree!
Iverson is a legend and my childhood fav. Alway wanted him to win a title
Love to hear him give KJ props. He was one of the most fun dudes to watch back then. When he decided he was going to the basket, there was no way to stop him.
Jordans bulls would say otherwise🤣😅😂🤭👉
Still remember his dunk on Hakeem.
@@erichvonmanstein6876fun fact he got a knee injury in that series
@@erichvonmanstein6876 drink some more hateraid!! As a fan of all those bulls teams, that comment was just unnecessary. Someone praises a player and you've got to shoot it down talking about the championship teams?? I bet you always miss the mark, huh?
AI got nothing but love to current and old school players. Didn't even have negative comments on Ostertag.
its funny, i just played 2k23, i was surprised how good ostertag is in defending in that game
that face when Ostertag's name came up though
AI made that 8 min feel like 30 seconds, i could listen to his stories all day.
What makes Kyrie so damn good is that he’s ambidextrous. That’s terrifying knowing he can do everything with both hands on either side of the court 😅
And even more terrifying how he doesn't really have a plan he kind of just goes at you and counters depending on your defense. So unpredictable
@@ReactionNation7 right, like he has contingency plans for his contingency plans 🤣
@@Book.of.Treason The Batman of the NBA.
As dumb as Kyrie sounds AI not on the same level..
Being ambidextrous doesn't make you "Kyrie level" handling the ball. It's simply a lot of practicing and building the muscle memory of your arms, hands, and footwork to react, the same way your dominant hand reacts. I'm dominantly right-handed, but honestly, I feel even more comfortable with the ball in my left hand a lot of times because simply because of so much extra practice with my left hand.
Iverson is exactly what the NBA....what the World needs today, humbleness. This man was one of the most sensational players I've ever seen and Kobe has repeatedly said this, nuf said. AI needs a monument and this needs to happen now.
KJ had 36/3/8/2 that game, and Iverson definitely struggled (8/2/6/1 on 20% shooting). Johnson's one of those great underrated point guards that's probably just outside the top 100 all time, the perfect type of vet that probably humbled a lot of young guys the first time they faced him.
KJ is super underrated. That suns team was nice. People just like to downplay MJs competition
He was like AD. Made of glass. Mind you. He was phenomenal when healthy
His off the court shit is keeping him out the Hall smfh
@@BallCDO you mean the pedophile thing? I would imagine you're right
I'm now 44, I remember when AI came into the league. Although everyone loved MJ, we could all aspire to be like AI as he was normal size. He was a beast. So fast, athletic, skillful. One of the best.
Averaging 30 when teams are scoring 90 is different than averaging 30 when teams are averaging 120
No exaggerating, please - teams were averaging 95 in the early 2000s, and they are averaging 110 this year. That's a 15 point difference, not 30.
putting up 28 shots a night in the 2000s lmao, stop gassing mid
@ArthPedro Teams were designed for the star player to take majority of the shots back then. You must be young, it was a completely different game
@@ArthPedroObviously if teams are able to play better defense players will shoot lower percentage and teams will score less overall. The ONLY person from that era that shot over .500 was Shaq. The fact is that zone defenses were introduced in 2000 and hand checking was made illegal in 2005. In those years when defense was historically at an all time high, Iverson still was at least one of the top scoreres every year. You cannot possibly argue that the top scorer from the time when it was hardest to score is mid, and its completely insane to think he wouldn't dominate todays era were its historically the easiest to score.
@@da_jeezuss8922you know why shaq shot over .500? Come on i hope you can think a lil, cause he’s shaq! He barely shot! Most of his scoring was on dunks!
I think KJ gave all point guards fits throughout the 90s…when he was healthy, he could average 20 & 10 without being a great 3 point shooter
He was one of my favorite players to watch in that Era. He MJ threw HANDS. I'll never forget that. That was probably the only real fight ever in the NBA.
@@edgarfigueiredo579 i remember that…. One of my favorites too… great athlete, super quick and , like AI, always in attack mode
@@edgarfigueiredo579Shaq needs to get this dude off the show for not knowing who kj is...
I LOVE that Shaq added Hakeem, he's like "there's no way I'm leaving that guy out of the list of greats being named off". As a Houstonian, I'm happy when his flowers are given to him.
Halkeen is arguably the GOAT of centers so to leave him off means you dont know jack about basketball.
Love AI! He is always so grateful to be able to play in NBA against all those players, while being one of the best in his era. He is humble, generous, and honest when talking about other players of the past and present. God bless you, AI!
Shaq loves Jason Williams
Me too
Me three! I fell in love with his out of this world fancy passes..
I was a hell of a player! And they won an NBA Title together
Shaq said when Williams was point guard all he had to do was put his hand up and the ball was right there.
Uh yeah rightfully so J-Will was slick with it
We're so blessed to hear legends talk things out like this. This is just phenomenal content I enjoyed every second of this keep posting!
So humble, and his love for the game, the players and the history shines through in every answer
AI was stat patted to six feet. Dude more like 5'10, averaging 33 pts is goat material
Yeah, I know a guy who played a street ball game with him in Philadelphia and he said the same same thing. He said AI was more like 5'10" at the most.
pound 4 pound the best ever
Shaq calling holmgren bbq shish kebabs 😂🤣
Love the Demarr Johnson reference.
Yao Ming gave Shaq the business.
That's a popular narrative but not accurate. When Yao came into the league Shaq was 30/31. Head to head: Shaq 21/11,more blocks and assist. Yao averaged 18/10. Shaq record vs Yao. 10-8.
He gave shaq a much harder time than he average big man but Shaq will give 20-10 to anyone
@@nickdiaz4961 Yes but understand, when Yao got drafted Shaq was 30 and coming off 3 straight finals MVPs. Shaq basically got the Heat/Suns/Cavs/Celtic version of Shaq on the decline and still got outplayed.But I'm sure just from a size and physicality stand point, King was no cake walk. You know like I know Orlando and Lakers Shaq was dropping 30 plus on EVERYTHING.
AI averaging 33 in that era is one of the greatest things anyone has ever done in basketball. Over time, AI will get more flowers. He needs them because there is no other like him, before or since.
They don’t allow physical lock down defense anymore. It’s geared towards offense to easily score. A.I. would definitely average 40 plus a game today.
Realistically maybe 30. But still amazing.
@@ReactionNation7he was averaging that in his prime. He would score more today.
Facts big facts
wym realistically 30 he averaged more in his career @@ReactionNation7
AI White chocolate Jamal Crawford Kyrie in no particular order
My idol so humble...
Love how shaq had to be sure they didnt forget about Hakeem the dream when talking about players he went against. Don't imagine shaq will ever be able to forget the sweep he suffered in the finals in the early 90s against that rockets team.
Kevin Johnson was a hell of a guard man that dude gets forgotten about but as always AI knows what’s up and he gives all the real answers. Love you AI.
I use to go watch him every year he came to Toronto. Special talent and now the world Sees what a great dude he is.
Man AI loved the game... and we love him.
Marcus Banks was a Beast in college at UNLV !!!
Demarr Johnson Atlanta hawks legend
HE WAS THE FIRST KD
Kenny Anderson was pretty good with the handles also. Kyrie is that dude though.
WE'RE NOT TALKING COLLEGE
RUclips CURT SMITH vs KENNY ANDERSON CAPITAL CLASSIC
Jamal Crawford Harden Rob Strickland
@@kharyvines6971 He still had handles in the NBA also, unfortunately personal issue got in the way.
@@LeeHunt-mu9nb BASIC
A.I is as humble as he is great. It was amazing growing up watching him play.
AI way too humble like he wasn’t like that 🤦🏻♂️
“I know there’s 10 more points out there”
“I agree with that”
“Gotta Be?!”
Watching the old timers talking about NBA is more entertaining then actually watching it😂😂😂😂
Early 2000s man, this dude was just DOMINATING. Shame AI never won a chip.
Agreed. He didn't ring-chase or form Super Teams like LeBron, otherwise he def would have won a few
@deloittecanada7083 KG, Ray Allen, KD, Kyrie, Harden, Cp3, Kwahi, Paul George just to name a few ring chasers. Lebron didn’t start it and isn’t the only one. May as well throw in Shaq post lakers and damien lillard now too.
@@Popsiclestand86 Yeah, but those guys didn't call themselves the GOAT, either.
As for Shaq, I'd argue he was on a slow decline after the Lakers: multiple injuries and a salary too high to justify his performance were contributors to him being passed around like a hot potato.
@Popsiclestand86 KD literally just said he should be in the conversation for goat. But that’s not my point. My point was great players have been chasing rings before lebron ever did. Lebron just gets 10x the scrutiny for everything. I like seeing the best players play against the best players but the sometimes organizations suck. Cavs couldn’t bring in anybody better than mike brown for a coach and mo williams lol. Hard to compare to someone like kobe who was gifted the lakers, phil jackson, shaq and a clutch squad pretty much right out of the gate. Which is why i think the goat debate is difficult(other than mj)
Yo what??? How can you call Kwai a ring chaser??? Good players flock to him not the otherway around.@Popsiclestand86
AI is the most humble down to Earth dude. In the post-Jordan era he was my favorite player. I loved Kobe, of course, but AI was my dude. I always said that pound-for-pound he was the most skilled player ever. . And I agree that Kyrie is who most reminds me of AI in today’s game. And he’s spot on with Luka, that dude is just on another level. Luka just turned 25 and he’s already approaching record territories in numerous fields. When it’s all said and done, he could very well be in the goat conversation.
Allen, one of the greatest player ever, Shag great ad well, and always helping out his teammates.
Congratulations to Allen on his new position at Reebok.
No one plays defense. Iverson did it back when you had Knicks teams holding opponents to 65 to 85 points s night.
I can't stop watching clips of this interview. AI grew to be so humble. Dude was a craftsman at his game. I played varsity ball as a pointguard and we all wanted to be like AI.
That’s Crazy 😳because A.I. my all-time favorite, and Luka is my current favorite!🔥🔥🔥
You like good players.
AI in THIS league would be a MONSTER. There is ZERO doubt about that.
Demar Johnson didn’t get into that accident he’d been the truth for the hawks
He was a stringbean though. Wish he could of played longer and developed
@@mysterion5136 he was still young relying on his athleticism im sure he’d pick up the weight to compete sooner than later.
This current no defense NBA makes me appreciate guys like Iverson and Shaq even more.
AI is so honest man..
Don't forget Stockton, you celebrate show handles, how about just plain handles. He did not lose the ball, he passed the ball with the best, he stole the ball. Define handle- he is the best 'pure' point the game has seen. He can also shoot and score, imagine him today if he wanted and was a scorer. So underrated because he's a flat fundamental genius
AI is so contemplative and articulate now. Maturity is a wonderful thing.
Crazy to hear AI say that Marcus Banks gave him the most problems. I grew up With Marcus known each other since we were 11 years old and were on the same middle school and high school team together. Just crazy thinking about how everything went. When we were kids he always said he was gonna make it to the league and he did.
Allen Iverson gave every guy out there who’s not above 6 feet that you can play in the nba. Period.
AI so swag
Times change and there is unbelievable talent right now. But I do miss the way they use to play defense up until recently
I love how they asked him what player compares to him and he kind of sidestepped the question to talk about Luka lol. You can tell he's one of his favorite players right now. AI knows talent when he sees it.
The way AI depicts the ball as having blood just goes to show how he really considers the ball to be a living thing and not just an object made of air😂😂 Really one of the greatest to ever touch a nba court
NBA now is different, not in a better way either. Jordan, Wilkins, Clyde, AI, Shaq, Malone K, Barkley, Larry, Magic, Jabar, Hakeem, Ewing, these guys were BRUTAL on offense and Defense. Can’t even watch it now. Oh yeah, JORDAN is THE 🐐 GOAT!
The best handles ever if tough cause Jamal Crawford handles was od crazy
When it comes to handles you gotta mention Kenny Anderson.
But Jason Williams was for sure the goat when it came to handles. Dude was playin street ball while everyone else was standing still lol
Anyone that never got to watch Iverson play missed out on something special
AI is the most humble mega star. Period.
I mean it's definitely wide open offensively today with no defense.
He would shoot a much higher FG% in todays game IMO
He’s averaging 100 today
When you confident in what you can do, you can give credit to other people, AI is a real one for giving credit and having fun.
AI trying so hard not to offend anyone while these host trynna set him really bad😂😂😂
Shaq's face when AI said steve Nash. haha!
Nash was a cold killer back in the days, broke his nose in a game and put it right back in alignment by himself, "by himself" i had to repeat that.
I always thought Damon Stoudemire gave him problems when they played.
Will Bynum some of the best handles I ever seen as well.
When your that good as iverson is u never have to down play anyone else
Nash had Kevin Johnson and Sam Cassell as his vets that year too. You can tell they taught him alot.
did not expect Shaq to say Jason Williams has the best handles in NBA history
MJ and AI will average 50 and 40… no hand-checks and the defense today???wth
IT'S ILLEGAL FOR MEN TO PLAY BABY'S LLS
A.I. was more highly recruited than Vick as a football player coming out of the same area. Vick said Iverson is the best QB he’s ever seen and I believe it.
AI. the Orginal ankle breaker
Adam Lefkoe deserves to be alongside Shaq, such a great talent that has been great for years and getting his due. Hell yeah!
He’s averaging 50 today easy 💯
Break down how he would do this
A 6 foot guard with an average at best 3 point shot isn’t averaging 50 stop it.
40 at the most only jordan and kobe is averaging 50 today
If you legitimately believe that then you are fucking braindead. 😂
@@MichaelSevilla97do y’all really know how hard it is to avg 40 which nobody has done ever and we are talking about 50. Stop da 🧢. Iverson couldn’t avg 35 today let alone 40. His game is no better than Steph and is he averaging even 35. Seen iverson and Jordan. But these older heads and fans are delusional
Man I loved iverson back when he was in Gtown.1 of the best that ever stepped on that floor
Ben Wallace gave Shaq the most business. Ben Wallace shut Shaq down!
Need more discussions like this … nba talk .. nothing but love .. not much comparing .. no hate
My favorite player of all time!!!
I agree with shaq. Jason Williams had the best handles. Head always up, that’s why he was a great passer. Let’s not forget about Chauncey Billups in his prime. And shaq used to have problems with Vlade Divac!
That was great content. Great questions, raw and real answers.
The way game is officiated today... these guys would have been called for carry, double dribble and travel all the time in Iverson's time..
Iverson would have been called a decade earlier... actually most considered iverson to be carrying and travelling IN his own era..
never say BEST EVER because the rules change SO MUCH over time... Maravich was doing some pretty crazy things i his time when dribbling and offensive rules were very strict.
Swear everyone today says "best ever" or "Worst ever" just to get views.. and ignore all the context between.
people of different generations shouldnt have stats compared... same goes for percieved "skills" the eras are just too different.
Old heads think they can average higher lmao. Steph is better than this two
Remember when it was long distance to call Virginia Beach from Hampton? I seen Iverson play football at Todd’s Stadium in the early 90s.
HE TRIED TO BULLY ME. ❤
I can average 40 pts a game, because NBA players don't play defense today 😅
AI is a legend, and humble too.
That’s a tough one because Steve Francis got some insane handles too. He’s underrated
Always fun to hear people as good as Iverson and Shaq talk about who gave them trouble.
People today have short-term memory and some never watched AI play other than watching highlights on RUclips. AI would be schoolin' these guards today.
An inefficient ballhog, yah sure brother.
@@Mije101-bz8ph And you're one of the ones I'm talking about.
what about the inefficient scorer is wrong ??? @@kac0404
@@kac0404Iverson couldn't put a ball in the Pacific ocean
@jake-qn3tl Go to school and learn something little boy!
This podcast shit is on another level💯AI da goat
I saw Iverson in a game where he drove 3 consecutive times and everytime he was knocked down to his butt on the floor, and he just picked himslef up, probably because they would do that to him all the time. Nowadays, that would be cause for intentional or technical foul for the defense. Due to his small size, he had to exert harder or more effort and he would be doing the same for the entire game.
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