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I respect Iverson, he's somewhere on my top 5 players in basketball.
From 1999-2004, This Man Was The Epitome of SWAG.
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I respect Iverson, he's somewhere on my top 5 players in basketball.
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so true.
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HAHAH
so true.
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When I was a kid you better believe I always reached for #3 when jerseys were being handed out!
Can't wait till the day the NBA retires it because of him.
Can't wait till the day the NBA retires it because of him.
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When I was a kid you better believe I always reached for #3 when jerseys were being handed out!
Can't wait till the day the NBA retires it because of him.
Can't wait till the day the NBA retires it because of him.
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my favorite player growing up I had his number and shoes when I was on the basketball team
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my favorite player growing up I had his number and shoes when I was on the basketball team
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The best head coaches in the NBA make 5 mill a year, how is Tyronne Lue making more than that?
Allen Iverson made more off I3 headbands than Tyronne Lue will in his life.
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The best head coaches in the NBA make 5 mill a year, how is Tyronne Lue making more than that?
Allen Iverson made more off I3 headbands than Tyronne Lue will in his life.
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Thread is now official since the GTown pics made its way in...
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best player of all time ... PERIOD
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Thread is now official since the GTown pics made its way in...
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best player of all time ... PERIOD
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Thought this was about Stone Cold Steve Austin.
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Thought this was about Stone Cold Steve Austin.
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AI was the basketball version of DipSet
Even though Kobe is the better of that era player AI had more influence on the NBA than Kobe ever will
arms sleeves, jewelry, cornrows, crossovers, smaller pgs that can score, dress codes, etc.......
Even though Kobe is the better of that era player AI had more influence on the NBA than Kobe ever will
arms sleeves, jewelry, cornrows, crossovers, smaller pgs that can score, dress codes, etc.......
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AI was the basketball version of DipSet
Even though Kobe is the better of that era player AI had more influence on the NBA than Kobe ever will
arms sleeves, jewelry, cornrows, crossovers, smaller pgs that can score, dress codes, etc.......
Even though Kobe is the better of that era player AI had more influence on the NBA than Kobe ever will
arms sleeves, jewelry, cornrows, crossovers, smaller pgs that can score, dress codes, etc.......
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fair enough
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fair enough
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i concurOriginally Posted by Super Producer J
A.I. is my favorite player, and I don't really care that he never won a 'chip. Several greats have never gotten one, and he's just part of the fold. I can sit and watch game highlights of this man for hours upon hours. He still amazes me. Definitely the realest dude to ever touch the hardwood, dude would not change for nothing. He's STILL in the club rocking his tall tee, du-rag and fitted. I swear those Nash MVP seasons, if A.I. had a squad, would have been his 2nd and 3rd MVP seasons. He was abusing the entire league. I doubt we'll ever see a player of his stature dominate the way he has.
Pound for pound, the toughest player ever.
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i concurOriginally Posted by Super Producer J
A.I. is my favorite player, and I don't really care that he never won a 'chip. Several greats have never gotten one, and he's just part of the fold. I can sit and watch game highlights of this man for hours upon hours. He still amazes me. Definitely the realest dude to ever touch the hardwood, dude would not change for nothing. He's STILL in the club rocking his tall tee, du-rag and fitted. I swear those Nash MVP seasons, if A.I. had a squad, would have been his 2nd and 3rd MVP seasons. He was abusing the entire league. I doubt we'll ever see a player of his stature dominate the way he has.
Pound for pound, the toughest player ever.
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Its a shame that his attitude didnt evolve with his play. Who knows how good he could have been if he'd put in the work behind the scenes, sorted out all the drama which seemed to surround him (or at least thats the image he portrayed)
That GQ article was an interesting read though, thanks for putting it up
That GQ article was an interesting read though, thanks for putting it up
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