Shaquille O’Neal He hadn’t always been known for his kind and generous demeanor. These days he often contributes his time as a sports television host on the hit show NBA on TNT. Normally he would be the center of all the humorous shots and episodes, but Shaq was never the happy-lucky person.
Big Diesel has always tried to set an example for its successors. Even throughout his career, he has always humiliated people who tried to humiliate him on the field. He was more than 7 feet tall, for several years considered a nature freak, dominating the center positions.
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Shaquille O’Neal proves to be the most dominant tall of all time
Shaquille O’Neal has played with some of the greatest of all time. Most notably, with Kobe Bryant in the Los Angeles Lakers. His best season was in 2000, when he won his first NBA title along with the league and finals MVP award. He was a master of bully ball techniques.
Shaq used his size and athleticism to his advantage to bully smaller defenders in paint. He was very fast and agile for seven legs. The former number one overall pick of 1992 was among the top ten leaders in scoring. But eventually, his fitness began to wear off, and the giant began gaining weight, which reduced his productivity. Although this was not the reason why he retired in 2011, it still prevented him from performing well.
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Channing Frye remembers Shaquille O’Neal humiliating him in 2005
Former NBA player frying frying He was a victim of Shaquille O’Neal’s raw power. On his “Road Trippin” podcast, he revealed an incident that humiliated him for the rest of his career. “I was playing in New York, we’re young,” he continued. “I know you probably went out the night before so, I guess, I won’t say shit. I’m just going to let this game go. The third quarter is coming and he’s doing well.”
“They’re down to six. He looks at me. ‘Okay, good game little Frye. We have to win this now,’ and he’s basically been banging me for the whole quarter. No dirt. Imagine trying to foul a tree moving like a cat and trying to dunk after hook shot after dunk. Get it. It’s impossible to move a person this big, and he’s just too bad. That’s another problem.”
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