NBA Legends on Allen Iverson

Welcome back to the Basketball Time Machine! In today's episode, we're going to take a look at NBA legends giving their opinion about Allen Iverson and how good he really was. We'll be diving into some clips that You probably haven't seen before, so get ready for your weekly dose of old school NBA basketball.

Let's start with Michael Jordan, who once said that pound for pound, Allen Iverson was probably one of the best players who ever played in the NBA. And he wasn't the only one who thought so. In fact, many NBA legends have praised Iverson for his incredible skills on the court.

MB 90s Documentary

One of the most interesting clips we found was from the MB 90s documentary. In it, several NBA superstars and legends gave their opinion about Iverson. Shaquille O'Neal said that there was no question who was number one, and that Iverson was "ridiculous." Gary Payton called him a great artist, and Vince Carter said that Iverson made you proud to be part of the NBA.

But perhaps the most interesting comment came from Charles Barkley, who said that trying to guard Iverson was like trying to hold Water in the Palm of your HAND. That's how elusive and unpredictable he was on the court.

Paul Pierce on Competing Against Iverson

Paul Pierce also had some interesting things to say about Iverson. He admitted that he was scared to guard him because he knew he couldn't slide his feet with Iverson. Pierce said that he would give Iverson the olay defense and let him do his move, but he was not going to try to slide his feet with him.

Kobe Bryant on Iverson's Impact

Kobe Bryant also had a lot of respect for Iverson. He said that Iverson drove him to be even more obsessive about the game because he had to figure out how to solve the problem of guarding him. Bryant also said that he had to guard Iverson in one game, and it was one of the toughest assignments he ever had.

Iverson's Heart and Intimidation Factor

But perhaps the most impressive thing about Iverson was his heart and intimidation factor. Despite being only six feet tall and 160 pounds, he was one of the most intimidating players in the NBA. He had a level of speed and athleticism that nobody had ever seen before, and he was in attack mode the entire game.

Iverson was also known for leaving everything on the court. He would leave 20 gallons of sweat on the court every game, and he played with a level of intensity that few players could match. He was a scoring machine who could take 35-40 shots a game, and he put a tremendous amount of pressure on five guys defensively.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Allen Iverson was one of the best players to ever play in the NBA. He was a scoring machine who could take over a game at any moment, and he had a level of speed and athleticism that few players could match. He was also one of the most intimidating players in the NBA, and he played with a level of heart and intensity that few players could match.

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