Shaquille O'Neal's Career Highlights!
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there was a time when a 6'7 Dennis Rodman held the 7'1 shaq to 0 points in a half😂
Rodman was a different beast!
Rodman is the man
Rodman one of the best defensive players of all time pound for pound.
Woulda never happened to Kareem
There was also several times when shaq gave Rodman 30+
When people say, "Don't be that guy" they are talking about the dude in glasses.
Exactly hes a know it all and don't know nothing
You guys have to watch a Wilt highlight, the guys were absolutely just as tall back then. We have all the recorded heights, just as many 7 footers in that era and there were way less teams.
Facts 7ft is 7ft and there actually really aren't that many TRULY GREAT 7ft players: Shaq, Wilt, David, Dirk, Kareem... idk if we can name more than 10 but regardless in any era of course thr 7ft dude is the biggest guy LOL he's just young he doesn't realize how different it actually was. Nowadays the centers can be 6'9 hell how tall was Ben Wallace? Was he 6'8? Rodman was like 6'8. Russell was only 6'9 and would hold Wilt while still jumping over other equally tall opponents.
The average player in wilts era were unathletic compared to mjs era or today's Era, every era has greats but the average player back then was a plumber
@@putitinreverseterry False narrative. I like how you added MJs era but we can say the same about the 90s. Less athletic compared to todays game and was also when the league expanded. We can paint the narrative that the 90s were full of "plumbers" as well
@@greg2797 Every decade they gonna say is a plumber… SMDH. Catch young people 50 years from now saying Bron and Shaq was playing against plumbers.
@@letitswissarmy sad, but at the same time when I hear someone start talking about another era was full of plumbers it’s an easy sign that they don’t watch games or tape. They are getting their opinions from others who don’t watch games lol shows their ignorance
“You ain’t stopping prime Shaq!!!”
*Free Throw enters chat*
Hack a Shaq, they called it.
Nope. He made them when they really counted. Go back and watch the tape.
@@grantdowling8550 then explain the 2010-2011 playoffs. Or why his clutch FT% was 50% (20/40)
@@bravetitangrizzly 2011? You're cherry picking his last season when he was way over the hill anyway? lol aight man
@@grantdowling8550 teams actually drew up a strategy of intentionally fouling him in clutch moments. That's a sign of horrible free throw shooting. That strategy can backfire once or twice, but it doesn't change the fact.
Shaq is my starting center.. but the skyhook was the most ungardable shot in the history of basketball
Yep!
gotta say thharden step back and mj fade away too but sky hook number one
Did you really say hardens step back. If your move isn’t dominate in the playoffs it doesn’t count.
@@thatsright9473 I know you aren’t talking about big beards illegal step-back
Uh, fella named Wilt....
There's like three guys who guarded Shaq well in his prime. Guy in his prime, was damn near unstoppable. Shaq from Orlando through Miami was different breed.
Shaq got schooled by Hakeem Olajuwon in the 1995 NBA Finals (The Rockets swept Orlando 4-0) but by 2000-2001 Shaq was basically unstoppable.
Team game. Rockets had the much better team. Robert Horry is a winner.
Facts he schooled shaq
Absolutely
The Dream was Unstoppable !!
🤣🤣 ignore this comment
Shaq was 22, the best player on his team & averaged 28 13 6 & 2.5 Blks on 60%
Hakeem averaged 32.8 12 6 & 2 Blks
On 48%
Na bra they both balled
HAKEEM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
Don't forget Wilt Chamberlain - Several publications have argued that Chamberlain is the greatest NBA player of all time. He holds numerous NBA regular season records in scoring, rebounding, and durability categories; most notably he is the only player to score 100 points in a single NBA game, and average more than 40 and 50 points in a season.
Penny Hardaway is another great one to check out. My personal favorite player of all time.
My man with the glasses… There is def matchups for Shaq… He has gotten held in check by Rodman and Hakeem before…. Shaq can’t guard Kareem either….
I am old enough to have seen the big men from Wilt until current Embiid!!! Shaq was really dominant, but there were players who played him tough. Players like Derrick Coleman, Hakeem, Anthony Mason, and Rodman played him tough and kept him honest
Kareem had 6 rings and the hook shot is the most unstoppable shot in history
Let’s go with the Vince Carter highlights!!! IMO the best in-game dunker ever
🔥🔥reaction
Do Wilt Chamberlain and be amazed Shaq was the 2nd version of this man his achievements are a thing of dreams. His strength was unbelievable
2:56 - "Nobody is stopping that"
Except Dennis Rodman, in 1996 (Prime Shaq).
The Bulls were down by over 20 points, led by Shaq with 23 points in the first half. Then...the Bulls put Dennis the Menace on Shaq.
Shaq only got 4 points for the entire second half, and the Bulls rallied to win.
Just the power of Shaq's dunks where incredible. Scary man in the paint.
Shaq versus Wilt That'd be an epic matchup
An epic video clip if ya'all could find it , when Shaq was at LSU , they were playing at Illinois , cant remember what year , but a 5"11" point guard Rennie Clemens took it down the lane and lay ups over the Shaq , its epic !!! You guys do a great job , keep it up !!
You can actually use Kareem for the last shot of the game. Best unstoppable shot, and he can step to the free throw line and clutch.
Shaq would break the backboards all the time they had to redesign them because of him!! He was a beast!
Early in Shaq's career, when he played for the Orlando Magic, I saw something I've seen just that one time. The Magic had the ball on offense, 4-on-5, because Shaq was late coming up the court. He built up a head-of-steam, running right at the basket. A teammate passed to him for a dunk, and it seemed to me that the opposing players just got out of the way of Shaq, instead of playing defense. Maybe that's not what happened, but it looked like it.
They didn't want to take a charge and be on the DL for a month, haha!
That's every player on defence now
I don't get people being impressed by Shaq. He just stands under the basket and waits for the ball.
Wilt was so dominant they made it a rule you wasn't allowed to dunk... Shaq couldn't stop wilt end in handcuffs...
Shaq was the most unguardable player in history next to wilt and mj. If u hold him to 25 u played great defense! Plus the refs let players assault him without calling anything! He was a different beast. Plus he was quick af in his orlando days!
Man yall better check out Wilt Chamberlain,Hakeem Olajuwon,David Robinson,They were also great centers Wilt dropped 100 in a game.oh and definitely the late Legendary Bill Russell 11 rings
Im almost 50 years old and Shaq is the most dominant big man Ive ever seen...period
If I remember correctly Dennis Rodman did a ok job of guarding Shaq but thats one guy lol! Your boy is right, for all intended purposes he was unguardable. All you could do was hackashaq and hopefully tire him out after awhile. He was just too wide and strong. Best of all he is such a good person and thats what matters most.
never ever thought he was good or great at all...he was jumping 6" inches to dunk, he had 6" over most players and 100 lbs over most players...that would be like you playing against a 6th graders....yes you would dominate. anyone that was that tall and weighed that much and a little athleticism could do what he did.
That’s dumb logic. Don’t disrespect the diesels game like that. For one, u can’t say someone with his size and athleticism can do what he did because there ISNT ANYONE with that combo of traits. He’s one of one. That’s why he is who he is. Secondly, shaq was extremely skilled. A lot more than given credit for. His ability to gain position, his footwork at that size, his agility, his post game, jump hooks, back spins into lobs, black tornado spin, drop steps, pivot game , passing, etc. he had game. It wasn’t just his size that made shin great. U need to go watch shaqs thinking basketball episode and get that ignorance out of your head.
@@TheIcemanthomas facts...terrible free throw shooter,...one of the worst in the league...its like playing on 8 ft goal for him...easy. It would be like you playing on 8 ft goal against 6 grader and if say you would not dominate you are dumb. gain position bc he used his 100 lbs difference over his opponents.
The crazy thing is, had Shaq trained as seriously as kobe, we would be talking about a probable/possible goat.
Kobe n Shaq..the best 1-2 punch in basketball history. I watched the MFing thing unfold. Those were the days 😎
NCAA banned dunking for 10 years because of Kareem. So, what did Kareem do? Developed one of the most unguardable shots in history and went on to lead the NBA in ALLTIME scoring.... Funny thing about the comparison video, Shaq's mostly dunking, while Kareem's is mostly shooting and blocking :) Shaq is a beast, I'm taking Kareem...
Moses Malone, Artis Gilmore, Elvin Hayes, Bill Walton, Walt Bellamy, Robert Parrish, Nate Burleson, Willis Reed, Bob Lanier, Wilt Chamberlain, Caldwell Jones, Darryl Dawkins, Bill Lambeer ant then Some.... Huh?... What?... Kareem Played Who??? THEM... And Then Some... BIG BODIES in Those Days YG... SHaQ is A MONSTER... But Kareem would've figured it Out... It will still have been Competitive, No Question.... Shaq winning in my eyes, BUT, Kareem played against GIANTS, With Skills too, My Brother... GOD BLESS.
Go to the Wilt Chamberlain Archive channel if you want to see a couple of big men throw down. There were many seven footers in Kareem's era, and a number of centers taller than him. He schooled them all. My personal opinion, Shawn Kemp was the best dunker of the '90s.
Wilt was 7'2, K.A.J was 7'1, Shaq was 7'1. Bruh the disrespect you showing to the older players are ridiculous.
Russell Westbrook highlights go crazy I recommend reacting to him
Shaq is the greatest “bully ball” player of all time. Look it up if you don’t know the phrase
Shaq did play in a BIG man era fwiw...basically every team had a 7 foot center and a 6'10 PF at that time
Shaq couldn't handle Wilt " The Stilt " Chamberlain let alone Kareem Abdul Jabbar ! Wilt was maybe the purest athlete of all time ! Look him up on Wikipedia. This man could bench press over 500lbs ! Most NFL Linemen can't do that ! Remember he was 7'1 275lbs. Shaq in his prime was 7'0 300 ! Kareem could barely handle him at the end of Wilts career ! That speaks volumes !!!!
They’ve not done the research. Had they done so, they won’t be so dismissive of Wilt.
yall missed the Shaq crossover Jordan in the allstart game AND Shaq going from coast to coast frm one side of the court to the other cross over whn he was on the Suns.
You guys need to do Dwayne Wade Highlights next!!
The skyhook is the only unguardable signature move in the history of the NBA. Quit hating on Kareem like he ran your dog over when you were 9.
Omg Mr Cutie, back again.....😍 (guy with glasses).
If I had to choose one big man it would be Wilt Chamberlain.
wheres the david robinson one where he wore him like a cape
He said this man is using a video game to reference 😂😂😂🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️💯💯💯
Y'all gotta watch whole game can't compare from high lights. My man's wit da glasses is trippn and Shaq my dog.
Dude Kareem had the MOST UNSTOPPABLE SHOT IN NBA HISTORY. THE SKY HOOK. HE DID NOT HAVE TO BE GUARDED LIKE SHAQ WAS GUARDED. Kareem is the all time leader in points. Shaq wore his body down. Kareem's sky hook actually took more skill than Shaq's power dunks. And don't get me started on free throws
Wilt Chamberlain was the third tallest in the league but not the tallest. On most teams no one was shorter than 6’2. Over half the league was taller than 6’6
I've never seen y'all do react to beatbox so please make one of them
Wilt was not the only 7 footer in the league. Big men usually are role players, not stars. The tallest man in the NBA right now comes into the game off the bench. He's not even a starter. Look up a list of the tallest guys ever to play. Are you putting any of them in your top 100 of all time? Maybe Yao Ming, no one else is even close.
Shaq played against alot of guys that were taller than him, Sabonis was old in that clip but he was atleast 7'4, Muerason was 7'7, Bradley 7'6, Yao was 7'4, Robinson was 7'1, Ostertag was 7'2..
I need y'all to do Dwayne Wade highlights. Prime Wade? Tough 🔥
Shaq and Wade kicked butt in Miami
"Hack a Shack" was a defensive ploy no other NBA player has had to endure.
Y’all should react to Jason Williams aka white chocolate
Just a heads up if you look at the average height of NBA players in the '60s '70s '80s, '90s 2000s 2010s the average height is or 6'6 or 6'7 The average height really hasn't changed. Hate to break it to you man
Kareem has 1 3Pt shot made in his career as well. Different era's different game needs.
Kareem in his prime was unstoppable. No one could stop the sky hook. Shaq would get his points for sure. But a young Kareem would get 40 points easy. And Wilt? Forget about it. He could have played and been dominant in any era. He’s the only center to ever lead the league in assists. I mean, that man was strong and athletic. Wilt could’ve handled Shaq. And he would have given Shaq fits at the other end.
Wilt is dropping 100 on Shaq while playing 47 mins in his prime. The Big Dipper was so versatile offensively, he didn’t need the power. His skill was amazing. Defensively, he would make Shaq look pedestrian and I’m being nice.
@@fr34lakers Totally agree
Gotta react to Vince Carter’s dunk in the 2000 Olympics!
It's impossible to explain Shaq to the younger generation because there is no one to compare him to. One reason is that they don't understand just how good Hakim, Robinson, and Sabonis were. There is essentially no difference between Robinson's body and Giannis' body. Imagine someone scoring on Giannis the way Shaq scored on Mount Mutombo. To do what Shaq did to them is insane. Like, dude, 15:16. That's Barkley getting out of the way.
Wilt all time
The free throw line guarded shaq
Y'all gotta put some real respect on Kareem name, though man lol. This is a man that made the NCAA ban dunking when he was at UCLA. They. Banned. Dunking. And because of it, he perfected his hook shot. Shaq was dominant, but Kareem was too, without the physical gifts Shaq had.
Do one on David Robinson and one on T-Mac.
The unstoppable Diesel, only injuries slowed him down an the nba changed rules because of him. Teams Had to hack a Shaq to stop him once he honed his skills at his peak 2000-04
skills? big heavy and clumsy are not really skills
@@magdavanthuis3924 he wasn’t clumsy, he was actually pretty good with the ball, he could dribble pretty good for his size in orlando
Whoever said shaq cant be stopped, watch shaq vs. dennis rodman. Shaq couldn't score. Rodman dominates shaq
GEAUX TIGERS!
Y'all should checkout Shaq's LSU career highlights. I used to watch him play at the PMAC back in the day. Shaq was an absolute monster.
I think Shawn Kemp was more consistent with the powerful dunks.
Y'all need to check Hakeem Olajuwon definitely a top 5 big man ever I would pick him first but that's my opinion
Shaqs so strong and bouncy for his weight def top 10 and as dominant a force as there ever was fs
Shaq made them change the goals in the NBA
When are y'all gonna react to Wilt Chamberlain though? There are some great videos out there showing his skills and I know y'all like to review basketball gods, check him out! I'd love to see your reactions!
Yall should do Tracy McGrady or Dennis Rodman
They pumped about Cleveland Shaq 🤣🤣🤣
I know these kids are young, one of them said "Shaq could block Kareem's sky-hook"!!!😲💯🤔💯🤦🤦🤦
Shaq was the most unstoppable force EVER in the NBA. Just a monster.
Wilt would have destroyed Shaq. He was far stronger, far faster, more dominant and had actual skill
Thinking Shaq is better than Kareem just proves that you don't know a lot about basketball other than dunks.
Griffey Jr defensive highlights guys! 🧢⚾️
You guys are forgetting Wilt shaq might have a little more challenge vs Wilt than Kareem. Wilt is strong like shaq and very athletic too
Exactly. Both offensively and defensively. Wilt was special. Truly special.
Kareem isn't stopping shaq. But vladimir tkachenko is, artis gilmore is, angus macAskill and so is wilt chamberlain
The rules of the game when Kareem played in the 70s did not allow for much contact. Rules changed in early-mid 80s.
If you gonna watch soccer/football again I recommend finding some Erling Haaland goals
Check out Shaq versus Yao Ming, and you would be surprised who Shaq said his toughest opponent was, and is not who you think
Number 2 and 1 💪💪💪
Part 2... Tim Duncan was as Close to Kareem's Style as Anyone... Almost Twins, without the Sky Hook...
Been watching the Lakers since I was 10 years old in 1979, Magic’s rookie year so I saw both of their careers (not Kareem’s prime) and Kareem was better. Now I will say this, one of y’all referenced when Kobe said Shaq would’ve been the GOAT had he been dedicated and that is a fact but he himself will tell you that he wasn’t dedicated like that, he was cool with being the MDE instead of the GOAT. We can only judge what they did, not what they could’ve done and by that measure Kareem was better.
One reason Shaq played against more taller players is because the league just had more teams when Shaq played than when Kareem played (4 expansion teams) and if I remember correctly more roster spots(?)
I would argue that it is quality versus quantity and Kareem played against more tall players than you think he did:
Bob Lanier 6’11”, Walt Bellamy 6’11, Wilt 7’1”, Walton 6’ 11”/7’, Jack Sikma 6’11, Artis Gilmore 7’ 2”, Moses Malone 6’10-11”, Parrish 7’, Laimbeer 6’11”, Ralph Sampson 7’4”, Hakeem 6’11”-7’ and Ewing 7’ are all centers that Kareem faced in his career and there are more but I didn’t list them because they are a tier lower than these dudes are. Other than Zo, Duncan and Robinson who did Shaq face that was better?
You can’t say Kareem didn’t play against as many seven footers as Shaq (implying that Kareem had it easier) without looking at the difference in weight /skill of some of the people Shaq played against. In one clip one of y’all points out a dunk Shaq had against Georghe Muresan because he was 7’7” except he was a journeyman-bum level player. Kareem dunked on Mark Eaton who was 7’4” 300+ pounds and unlike Muresan was actually the all time leader in blocks for some years. Yes Shaq is the most freakish player ( sorry LeBron and Zion) this league has ever seen but he didn’t have that drive to be the absolute best version of himself while Kareem did and it showed on the court, while it wasn’t as flashy the results are the results.
That kobe to shaq ally is literally the highlight of both or their careers.
Can yall react to Kobe Bryant highlights next
Kareem with the Bucks was insane. Shaq would have still got buckets but Bucks Kareem would have dropped 35 on Shaq no question.
Average height in the NBA has only increased about 4 inches since the start of the NBA. Most of your favorite players are under 6 foot 4. It's rare that the tallest player in the league is a super star.
React to Chris Webber, Amare Stoudemire and Dominique Wilkins who was nicknamed the Human Highlight Reel
Can you do Shaq feat. Notorious Big You- can't stop the rain
Kareem stepped back and hooked! Shaq stepped in and dunked! Both legit. You choose!?
Y'all need to peep white chocolate
Makes me miss Kobe
Shaq and Jordan say that Olajuwon is their GOAT center. Please react to an Olajuwon mixtape.
Shaq vs Kareem shaq is just so much better
Willis Reed, Walt Bellamy, Nate Thurmond, Paul Hogue, Zelmo....... all those guys float around 6 ten n better it not fair to say that everyone was small.......we won't ever know.. i luv all they games but would put my money on Wilt one on one vs anybody.