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Rasheed Wallace revealed the scouting report for fouling Shaquille O’Neal. Rasheed: “Try your best not to let him get a post-up dunk.Try to make him go right shoulder, and the double has to come from the B-gap.” “Shaq wasn’t just some big guy. He was 7’2”, 7’3”, 340 pounds,... agile, can run like he’s a fucking nightmare.” “At that time, he was the best athlete on the planet.” Rasheed: “I’m not the biggest of people. There were times I had to switch onto him.” “And sometimes I’d just let him go. Big fella, I’m about to foul you. I don’t want to catch one of them angry elbows.” When asked if Victor Wembanyama is comparable to young Shaq: “No.” “Wembanyama is a great player for today, but Shaq was way more physically dominant. He was outweighing guys by at least 80 pounds.” 📽️-justRealGoldshow more

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Фото профиля Jalen Hurts 👑🐐

Jalen Hurts 👑🐐18 дней назад

This man got PTSD thinking about guarding Shaq 😭😭😭😭😭

Фото профиля Nuginator

Nuginator19 дней назад

Triple Team Killer

Фото профиля ⭐️

⭐️19 дней назад

Man all you can do is try and not to get hurt guarding Shaq lol

Фото профиля ChCee

ChCee19 дней назад

Why is that woman on the panel… it’s so ridiculous… embarrassing… I know u want to be sensitive to the culture of we r all equal but it changes the dynamic.. they are too emotional

Фото профиля RealGold⚜️

RealGold⚜️18 дней назад

Has she hurt you in any way? ‘Cause I’m trying to understand where the pain is coming from.

Фото профиля sideways2313

sideways231318 дней назад

Shaq was a legit man playing boys. Wemby is more finesse and needs his shots to drop. If Shaq went at you, there was no stopping.

Фото профиля Jack

Jack18 дней назад

All facts… especially the part about Wemby

Фото профиля Jamil Bell

Jamil Bell19 дней назад

Keyword “try” 😭🤣🤣

Фото профиля Tidoo

Tidoo16 дней назад

Bro Rasheed Wallace is a hell of a storyteller.

Фото профиля MugzMcG

MugzMcG18 дней назад

What is she talking about ?

Фото профиля RealGold⚜️

RealGold⚜️18 дней назад

What’chu mean? You gat a problem with her?

Фото профиля MugzMcG

MugzMcG18 дней назад

Gangsta spelling . Comparing Webb to Shaq

Фото профиля LD

LD17 дней назад

Get her out of there. Ruined the flow.

Фото профиля LD

LD17 дней назад

?

Фото профиля RealGold⚜️

RealGold⚜️19 дней назад

Ft: @7PMinBrooklyn

Фото профиля Coma Doof

Coma Doof18 дней назад

No man wants women on these formats. Its the guys chopping it up, talking sports. Its a sacred space.

Фото профиля Mr. Sutton

Mr. Sutton18 дней назад

Shaq ain't never been 7'2" or 7'3" lol

Фото профиля Mally-x3

Mally-x314 дней назад

Shaq top 5 all time , best Center ever

Фото профиля Knick Re-Djenne-Ration

Knick Re-Djenne-Ration12 дней назад

‘Sheed is my favorite player of all time. The reason why I rooted for the Pistons once the Knicks were eliminated; & the top-3 reasons why 2012-13 was my favorite season aside from last. Seeing him do 3-to-da-dome in orange and Blue; “ball don’t lie!” As a Knick… 🥹🤌🏾🙌🏾

Фото профиля Crypto Kings

Crypto Kings12 дней назад

She was tryna clown in the middle of his story.. He tryna be serious cause he was really fighting . She had no respect. I’ll give her credit she did read the room and dial it back.

Фото профиля Dessalines

Dessalines13 дней назад

Ok. Ok. Ok. Shut up. You doing too much.

Фото профиля John Doe

John Doe16 дней назад

Shaniqua ruined the flow

Фото профиля Bnmac87

Bnmac8716 дней назад

I think wemby could show more Duncan dominance than shaq if he ventured inside the paint more

Фото профиля PAT PATHOUCHINO

PAT PATHOUCHINO18 дней назад

WALLACE is a slave name but he’s making fun of an original Congolese last name .SMH

Фото профиля Mikquez Stanton

Mikquez Stanton10 дней назад

Shaq scored 60 in the paint just keep that in your mind

Фото профиля Kydro

Kydro16 дней назад

Why is she on this show? She knows nothing about ball.

Фото профиля p

p16 дней назад

Always stop the b gap

Фото профиля jusscallmequill

jusscallmequill12 дней назад

That’s who Kobe got to play with

Фото профиля M33CHie da Vinci

M33CHie da Vinci11 дней назад

Why would Mike need a dominant big man when he literally had another top 75 player all time with him??🧐

Фото профиля Jackson , Adalen , E

Jackson , Adalen , E12 дней назад

Sheed isn’t intelligent enough for the question she asked him

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Richard Jefferson says Shaquille O’Neal was the most dominant player in NBA history and was unguardable “There was no fucking guarding him. Draymond, you’re my boy. And they talk, ‘Oh, we’d bring his ass up in the pick-and-roll.’ Dray, I love your defense. In ’02, you were not fucking with Shaq. They changed how you had to construct your roster. You had to have two or three bigs just for fucking fouls. Not good bigs. We just need bigs. We need big bodies” “He has been the most dominant player in the history of the game of basketball. Period. Not LeBron, Steph, Magic, MJ. Shaq physically was the most dominant player we have ever seen, maybe will ever see, because of his sheer size, athleticism, skill, footwork, hands, everything. There was no guarding him” “There’s no other player that I can think of in recent history that has that type of strength and power. He changed the fucking equipment. Backboards were getting broken. When people talk about Steph changing the game, true. I think there are lots of players who changed the game, including Shaquille O’Neal. They literally had to change the physical equipment because they had never seen someone with that level of strength before”

Richard Jefferson says Shaquille O’Neal was the most dominant player in NBA history and was unguardable “There was no fucking guarding him. Draymond, you’re my boy. And they talk, ‘Oh, we’d bring his ass up in the pick-and-roll.’ Dray, I love your defense. In ’02, you were not fucking with Shaq. They changed how you had to construct your roster. You had to have two or three bigs just for fucking fouls. Not good bigs. We just need bigs. We need big bodies” “He has been the most dominant player in the history of the game of basketball. Period. Not LeBron, Steph, Magic, MJ. Shaq physically was the most dominant player we have ever seen, maybe will ever see, because of his sheer size, athleticism, skill, footwork, hands, everything. There was no guarding him” “There’s no other player that I can think of in recent history that has that type of strength and power. He changed the fucking equipment. Backboards were getting broken. When people talk about Steph changing the game, true. I think there are lots of players who changed the game, including Shaquille O’Neal. They literally had to change the physical equipment because they had never seen someone with that level of strength before”

dank

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Shaq O’neal in this clip relives his early career experience and names everyone who “busted his ass” in 19 NBA years. He even brags he was only dunked on 3 time. "A lot of people bust my ass... Robinson bust my ass. Hakeem bust my ass. All the big guys bust my ass." “I couldn't stop Big Country... Brian Reeves... He used to eat my ass up every game. And Michael Doliak... Doliak hit me for like twenty-five." 💀 Shaq admitting he was terrified of MJ the first time. "Chicago had a old stadium... that fucking laser come on and there he is. God... He gives you a look like motherfucker I'm about to kill you... I was freaking my heart was going... but I was terrified out there." For the most dominant center ever to say MJ had him shook is crazy. Derrick Coleman - first person ever to dunk on him, drop step left hand Tim Perry - baseline dunk Michael Jordan - didn’t dunk, but locked him up mentally Shaq: “Robinson, Hakeem, Big Country, Doliak all bust my ass” 💀 But MJ? “I was terrified. My heart was going” 😭 Even Shaq had a GOAT he feared.

Shaq O’neal in this clip relives his early career experience and names everyone who “busted his ass” in 19 NBA years. He even brags he was only dunked on 3 time. "A lot of people bust my ass... Robinson bust my ass. Hakeem bust my ass. All the big guys bust my ass." “I couldn't stop Big Country... Brian Reeves... He used to eat my ass up every game. And Michael Doliak... Doliak hit me for like twenty-five." 💀 Shaq admitting he was terrified of MJ the first time. "Chicago had a old stadium... that fucking laser come on and there he is. God... He gives you a look like motherfucker I'm about to kill you... I was freaking my heart was going... but I was terrified out there." For the most dominant center ever to say MJ had him shook is crazy. Derrick Coleman - first person ever to dunk on him, drop step left hand Tim Perry - baseline dunk Michael Jordan - didn’t dunk, but locked him up mentally Shaq: “Robinson, Hakeem, Big Country, Doliak all bust my ass” 💀 But MJ? “I was terrified. My heart was going” 😭 Even Shaq had a GOAT he feared.

Dave

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Charles Barkley says Shaquille O’Neal gets upset whenever he tries to explain that basketball is about strategy, not just dominance “I hope I piss him off.” “Shaq has always been the best player and the biggest, baddest dude.” “What he doesn’t understand is that me and Kenny weren’t more talented than everybody we played against.” “There’s a strategy. There are techniques that are really important.” “He’s never had to worry about that because he’s always been the biggest, most athletic guy.” “He gets so mad when we try to talk basketball.” “He’ll say, ‘Why don’t they just give the ball to the big man and let him dominate?’” “I tell him, ‘Nobody’s like you and Wilt Chamberlain.’” “When I played Bird, Michael, Karl Malone, Kevin Garnett… I had to watch tape and figure out how I was going to be successful.” “I had to have a game plan.” “He refuses to believe there’s any strategy in basketball.” “I tell him he doesn’t know anything about basketball.” “Then he gets mad, which makes me laugh even more.” “We’re talking basketball strategy.”

Charles Barkley says Shaquille O’Neal gets upset whenever he tries to explain that basketball is about strategy, not just dominance “I hope I piss him off.” “Shaq has always been the best player and the biggest, baddest dude.” “What he doesn’t understand is that me and Kenny weren’t more talented than everybody we played against.” “There’s a strategy. There are techniques that are really important.” “He’s never had to worry about that because he’s always been the biggest, most athletic guy.” “He gets so mad when we try to talk basketball.” “He’ll say, ‘Why don’t they just give the ball to the big man and let him dominate?’” “I tell him, ‘Nobody’s like you and Wilt Chamberlain.’” “When I played Bird, Michael, Karl Malone, Kevin Garnett… I had to watch tape and figure out how I was going to be successful.” “I had to have a game plan.” “He refuses to believe there’s any strategy in basketball.” “I tell him he doesn’t know anything about basketball.” “Then he gets mad, which makes me laugh even more.” “We’re talking basketball strategy.”

Isaac Bassey

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Novak Djokovic says Jannik Sinner was the dominant force on the court and you just have to hand it to him “I was feeling physically fine. Maybe not the freshest like at the beginning of the tournament. But I was physically alright. He was just a much better player on the court. He was the dominant force. You just have to hand it to him and say congrats. Well done.” (via Wimbledon Press)

Novak Djokovic says Jannik Sinner was the dominant force on the court and you just have to hand it to him “I was feeling physically fine. Maybe not the freshest like at the beginning of the tournament. But I was physically alright. He was just a much better player on the court. He was the dominant force. You just have to hand it to him and say congrats. Well done.” (via Wimbledon Press)

The Tennis Letter

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Kevin Durant was asked if Dillion Brooks trash talk got him going: “Not at all. I’m not giving him that. He don’t get that type of credit with me. Maybe with other guys that may turn up when he talks to em but he’s not that important. Especially to me to get me going. I wake up going, getting ready to play. I respect it and what he brings to the team. I think that gets him going more than me. I was just happy to get the ball right after and make a move but it wasn’t in spite of Dillon to show him up. He’s not that much of a concern to me”

Kevin Durant was asked if Dillion Brooks trash talk got him going: “Not at all. I’m not giving him that. He don’t get that type of credit with me. Maybe with other guys that may turn up when he talks to em but he’s not that important. Especially to me to get me going. I wake up going, getting ready to play. I respect it and what he brings to the team. I think that gets him going more than me. I was just happy to get the ball right after and make a move but it wasn’t in spite of Dillon to show him up. He’s not that much of a concern to me”

NBA Courtside

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Shaq says LeBron joining the 76ers wouldn’t work because of one thing Host: Philadelphia is waiting to explode, and if he delivers it, this city will ride for LeBron. Shaquille O’Neal: And that’s why it’s not going to work, in my opinion. Tyrese Maxey just worked his ass off to become the man, then Bron comes. Now we got Joel Embiid, it’s too many egos. Three or four people are going to have to say, “All right, you go.” Host: Tyrese Maxey is the guy who I think deserves almost all of the credit for LeBron going there. Embiid has already publicly said, “It’s Maxey’s team. He’s the franchise.” I think LeBron is at that stage of his career where he’s not going to fight. He’s trying to win. Shaquille O’Neal: Not about fight, LeBron likes the ball. Likes to touch it. Host: He also loves making the right pass at the right time. Iman Shumpert: That’s the thing that’s cool about them. It’s 48 minutes, and Bron’s not trying to dominate it for 48 minutes. Shaquille O’Neal: Okay, but hold on. If you touch the ball for six, seven, eight seconds, Bron’s not a catch-and-go with it. When was Jaylen Brown’s best year? Iman Shumpert: Last year. Shaquille O’Neal: Okay, when he had the ball. He’s not going to have that. Iman Shumpert: It’s hard to say, “Coming off my best year, I got to put my ego down.” Shaquille O’Neal: Exactly. Iman Shumpert: Kevin Love was 40 and 20, people! Shaquille O’Neal: On paper, they look deadly, but I’m just trying to think ego-wise. Iman Shumpert: I don’t think they got no ego left. You just want a ring, you just want to win at this point. Shaquille O’Neal: Once I got my name for myself, I’m not stepping back for nobody. Iman Shumpert: That’s why you were Shaq. That’s why you got four of them.

Shaq says LeBron joining the 76ers wouldn’t work because of one thing Host: Philadelphia is waiting to explode, and if he delivers it, this city will ride for LeBron. Shaquille O’Neal: And that’s why it’s not going to work, in my opinion. Tyrese Maxey just worked his ass off to become the man, then Bron comes. Now we got Joel Embiid, it’s too many egos. Three or four people are going to have to say, “All right, you go.” Host: Tyrese Maxey is the guy who I think deserves almost all of the credit for LeBron going there. Embiid has already publicly said, “It’s Maxey’s team. He’s the franchise.” I think LeBron is at that stage of his career where he’s not going to fight. He’s trying to win. Shaquille O’Neal: Not about fight, LeBron likes the ball. Likes to touch it. Host: He also loves making the right pass at the right time. Iman Shumpert: That’s the thing that’s cool about them. It’s 48 minutes, and Bron’s not trying to dominate it for 48 minutes. Shaquille O’Neal: Okay, but hold on. If you touch the ball for six, seven, eight seconds, Bron’s not a catch-and-go with it. When was Jaylen Brown’s best year? Iman Shumpert: Last year. Shaquille O’Neal: Okay, when he had the ball. He’s not going to have that. Iman Shumpert: It’s hard to say, “Coming off my best year, I got to put my ego down.” Shaquille O’Neal: Exactly. Iman Shumpert: Kevin Love was 40 and 20, people! Shaquille O’Neal: On paper, they look deadly, but I’m just trying to think ego-wise. Iman Shumpert: I don’t think they got no ego left. You just want a ring, you just want to win at this point. Shaquille O’Neal: Once I got my name for myself, I’m not stepping back for nobody. Iman Shumpert: That’s why you were Shaq. That’s why you got four of them.

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Kevin Garnett says he is open to working out with Victor Wembanyama in the summer: “One thing I want to speak on is Wemby’s development. If I’m him, I’m working on core strength.. I’m probably one of the strongest people you could ever run up on, and I look how I look, but when it came down to setting up on that block and then pitching and getting it off down there, yeah, I was the best at that. So I would love to work with big fella, but this generation has a preference on how they want to work out and I have to respect that.” #GoSpursGo #PorVida

Kevin Garnett says he is open to working out with Victor Wembanyama in the summer: “One thing I want to speak on is Wemby’s development. If I’m him, I’m working on core strength.. I’m probably one of the strongest people you could ever run up on, and I look how I look, but when it came down to setting up on that block and then pitching and getting it off down there, yeah, I was the best at that. So I would love to work with big fella, but this generation has a preference on how they want to work out and I have to respect that.” #GoSpursGo #PorVida

Wemby Alien Era

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Pat Riley recalls pushing Shaq and Dwyane Wade to be better and fitter "When Shaq came here he wanted to be here. The first thing I did was weigh him. He was 383 pounds and about 14% body fat. I knew Shaq had one more in him. By the end of the year he was 323 pounds and 12% body fat. 60 pounds lost. He played better that first year than anyone expected. We got beat in the Eastern Conference Finals in Game 7 against Detroit, but he was committed and he stayed that way." "Dwyane was the consummate professional. I never had a problem with weight or body fat with Dwyane. He was off the charts physically, athletically, and in his discipline." "But Dwyane had a tough road growing up and he's told his story a lot so I don't need to repeat it. I had tremendous compassion and empathy for what he went through and how he got away from being sucked into that life. By the time he arrived in Miami to be the face of the franchise, he didn't have the life tools that come from a stable upbringing. He arrived very raw. And look at him now."

Pat Riley recalls pushing Shaq and Dwyane Wade to be better and fitter "When Shaq came here he wanted to be here. The first thing I did was weigh him. He was 383 pounds and about 14% body fat. I knew Shaq had one more in him. By the end of the year he was 323 pounds and 12% body fat. 60 pounds lost. He played better that first year than anyone expected. We got beat in the Eastern Conference Finals in Game 7 against Detroit, but he was committed and he stayed that way." "Dwyane was the consummate professional. I never had a problem with weight or body fat with Dwyane. He was off the charts physically, athletically, and in his discipline." "But Dwyane had a tough road growing up and he's told his story a lot so I don't need to repeat it. I had tremendous compassion and empathy for what he went through and how he got away from being sucked into that life. By the time he arrived in Miami to be the face of the franchise, he didn't have the life tools that come from a stable upbringing. He arrived very raw. And look at him now."

Tig

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Were there any guys you were afraid to get hit by? Tom Brady: “Ray Lewis was at the top of the list. … Haloti Ngata, remember him? He was about 340 pounds and played for the Ravens. He was massive. “So yeah, that’s not fun.”

Were there any guys you were afraid to get hit by? Tom Brady: “Ray Lewis was at the top of the list. … Haloti Ngata, remember him? He was about 340 pounds and played for the Ravens. He was massive. “So yeah, that’s not fun.”

Sarah Ellison

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