Allen Iverson: The Answer | Documentary (8PM ET on NBA TV)

[OnlyInCalifornia]

We were blessed to be able to watch his career. He was amazing to watch in person.

Ill never forget being at Staples Center the first year it was open. I was about 7 rows off the floor and watched Shaq put AI on his ass several times, just hard fouls. He got back up and kept attacking like nothing. No complaints, no crying to refs, he just went in and handled business. That's when I started to stan him light weight unless he played LA heh.

 

[Booker T Garvey]

bet money he sheds some tears during this...

he's great and all, but he's the most cryingest pro athlete i've ever seen

 

[TooLazyToMakeUp1]

bet money he sheds some tears during this...

he's great and all, but he's the most cryingest pro athlete i've ever seen

Alot of people with that had tough lives usually get emotional when they get in a space where they can reflect

 

[Booker T Garvey]

Alot of people with that had tough lives usually get emotional when they get in a space where they can reflect

my pops grew up in a moonshine factory in the middle of alabama in the late 60's - don't get much rougher than that.

i saw him cry once, and it was over my grandmother (his mother) who is dead.

AI is just an emotionally tender man.

 

[TooLazyToMakeUp1]

my pops grew up in a moonshine factory in the middle of alabama in the late 60's - don't get much rougher than that.

i saw him cry once, and it was over my grandmother (his mother) who is dead.

AI is just an emotionally tender man.

That's why I said "a lot of people" and not 'everyone'. People express themselves differently

This ain't no hardship competition . I'm certain beyond a doubt that your pops had the toughest life of anyone who's ever lived

 

[Booker T Garvey]

That's why I said "a lot of people" and not 'everyone'. People express themselves differently

This ain't no hardship competition . I'm certain beyond a doubt that your pops had the toughest life of anyone who's ever lived

your sarcasm is duly noted sir.

but my point still stands.

but if you want, I can post all the youtube vids of AI crying.

I don't post fake and exaggerated shyt to entertain people on a message board, that dude really does cry......a lot.

 

[Milk N Cookies]

From the pic he looks like he did when he first started to play. Did he even age?

 

[Timeis$]

My 13 year old self was sooo hype after the Sixers won the first game against the Lakers I wanted AI to get a ring so bad

 

[TillWeDie]

its showing again at 8pm pacific time- 11 ET (I'm assuming)

 

[dabestkeptsecret]

One of my favorite players ever
The definition of no back down

 

[Black]

GOAT

 

[bl2k8]

So nobody watched this

 

[Wardo]

I saw the other on on him about when he was a kid. A.I. one of the GREATS.
I think it was a 30 for 30

 

[Wardo]

bet money he sheds some tears during this...

he's great and all, but he's the most cryingest pro athlete i've ever seen

He One of THE Realest. If he cry. It meens something.

 

[Wardo]

We were blessed to be able to watch his career. He was amazing to watch in person.

Ill never forget being at Staples Center the first year it was open. I was about 7 rows off the floor and watched Shaq put AI on his ass several times, just hard fouls. He got back up and kept attacking like nothing. No complaints, no crying to refs, he just went in and handled business. That's when I started to stan him light weight unless he played LA heh.

I remember that series. Rooted for AI.