MPJ destroys streamer in 1v1 winning 12-0
I played against 2 nba caliber players and both could play through my version of a hard foul like I was a fly being swatted off.
As high school seniors, knew a guy who could score with me literally jumping on his back and hanging on his shoulders. Was told one of their games was against a top player in the state, went to watch. It was (SOPHOMORE) Aaron Gordon, and he threw down multiple half court lobs over a guy 2 years older than him who was an absolute brick wall to me.
And the next level to this is LeBron scoring with Marcus Morris hanging onto his shoulders in game 7 of the conference finals
imagine a normal sized human trying to foul Bron in that situation, it would be like ochocinco bouncing off ray Lewis
It would be like an 8 year old bouncing off ray lewis
I’m closer to an 8 year old than Scalabrine is to LeBron
Sir get away from the 8 year old
Don’t tell me how to live my life
found Karl Malone’s reddit account!
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8 year olds, Donnie, 8 year olds
It would be worse, ochocinco is a crazy athlete
IT trying to block Lebron is pretty close to how most of us would look.
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Except IT is fucking jacked too lol
Even the least Jackified NBA play is more Jackie than the Jackiest redditor.
in person a lot of nba players dont look ‘jacked’ because of how long they are. its misleading.
Ochocinco was still alive after that though, not sure I’d be able to say the same
You can just go watch LeBron high school tapes…
NBA ready borderline all star level caliber player destroying kids after finishing math class
The other next level is high school lebron going at it against nba players when he was a junior.
I see you watched the recent docs on high school LeBron.
Wait is this that legendary foul + goaltending and1?
My high school is one of Aaron Gordon’s high school’s rivals and he was one year older than me. It was not even fair to watch lol. It was like watching a dunk competition in what should be a competitive game between two teams.
St Francis?
the one and only
MPJ gets asked later on this stream on how the Women US Olympic basketball team would do against the Boys High School All-American team and MPJ just went “bruh… come on now” lmao.
I feel like they could do well against a regular suburban high school team but the all Americans would win like 100-30 or something
I don’t think they score anywhere close to 30.
They would need to hit threes from way deep. No chance they are getting points in the post.
I’d even go as far as to say 75 percent of high school boys teams would win by 20. That’s the point where genetics takes over drastically lol. I played at a regular ass high school, nothing crazy and we had 4 guys over 6’5”.
I mean the All-American team is basically already filled with players that are at least NBA level role players, and probably one or two starter level players. It’s insane even for normal pro men’s teams.
I didn’t believe you until you said Aaron Gordon
I went to Mater Dei HS and the best player on varsity literally said he couldn’t do anything against high school LeBron. And on the other end, when he was guarding Lebron he was like “it’s LeBron what do you expect me to do?”
Edit: since he’s famous now anyways it was current assistant coach Mike Gerrity for the Cleveland Cavs
I love stories like this. I’m 6’4 240 and got clowned on by a division 2 college bench warmer half my size. I had what I would consider a perfect contest and couldn’t believe the fade aways barely clearing my fingertips splashing the net.
those are the toughest to play against. You make a heavy contest but they make the shot over you, fading away. I hate when they do those, specially on me.
I saw high school junior Aaron Gordon play against my high school varsity basketball team. We had a 6’8, ~260lb D1 football prospect as our center (who didn’t want to play college football, but he had a couple offers). He had a decent post game, and was quick on his feet for his size. He was stronger than Gordon, but the speed and jumping difference was absolutely UNREAL. Gordon dunked over him multiple times and got our guy in foul trouble so quickly, and from that point it was almost comically unfair seeing him on the court against way more average people.
He had 35-40 points, and he definitely had some skillful finishes at the rim, but he made everything look so easy that it felt like his athleticism did all the work.
Damn everyone in this post was playing against high school Aaron Gordon, dude was everywhere!
Talked with Carlos Boozer after a game in his rookie year with Cleveland after coming out of Duke. It was early in the season and you could see he was struggling a little. I said something like “little faster and stronger now huh?” His eyes got real big and he goes “Yeah! Faster AND stronger.” Heavy emphasis on the and, like he could believe it because I’m sure he’d played guys faster than him, I’m sure he played guys as strong as him, but probably very rarely both at the same time. And that’s Boozer, dude was a tank and was just at Duke playing the best of the best. So if the size/athleticism combo was overwhelming to him, imagine what it would be to anyone else.
One of my old co’workers played alongside Aaron Gordon at Archbishop Mitty & talked about how he carried that team to the State Championship
I live in central Indiana and watched Greg Oden play against my school’s varsity team. One of our guards tried to box him out and he just reached right over that mf’s head with both feet still flat on the ground to grab the rebound.
Exactly. I played a ton vs Kris in CT and dude was wrecking people as a freshman 14 years old and just bodying people. This is literally when the “I do this stuff” is too real.
I played against a Penn State center in a pickup game a long time ago. He was faster and dribbled better than the guards, could shoot, and had quick hands. On a fast break I threw my shoulder into him as hard as possible and I bounced off while he dunked it. After the game I asked him about it and he said he thought I got out the way because he didn’t even feel me. I know the point has been repeated to death but NBA players are barely human and are just too tall to do anything against. MPJ could’ve just shot over him for free here.
And you know and MPJ was only going half speed as well
Yeah, you could take a guy struggling on 10 day contracts in the NBA and he’d demolish randos. Then you go up a few levels to MPJ, who might drop 20 a game this year.
As Scalabrine said, “I’m closer to LeBron than you are to me”
I played in an adult league and there was a guy who was a bench player in D1 averaging like 3ppg in college. He averaged 40ppg in our league
Doesn’t need to be a D1 player even. I was in an adult league with my coworker who was a 20ppg scorer on his D2 squad and we won every game. He didn’t score 40ppg tho because he spent the first 3 quarters of the game trying to let us score some points and only shot the ball if we were in danger of getting blown out just to keep it close for those 3 quarters. Come the last 10m of the game tho/4th quarter tho he waved us all off and just went to work and he always destroyed the other team. He did this so everyone can have fun in the league instead of just having him drop 40 every game and having garbage time the whole time. Just amazing to know how far apart you are to the competition that you can do something like this.
That said there was one game where he went at it the full game and scored like 68 out of our 74 total only because the other team was hacking him so hard he took it personal.
What’s crazy is even tho he was one inch shorter than me, when I tried guarding him during pickups with coworkers there was absolutely nothing I could do. He would just rise up whenever he wanted and swished from all over the court at will like I wasn’t even there. It felt like trying to hustle to slide in front of him to put a hand in his face as he was shooting was just a waste of my energy cuz it made no difference if I just let him shoot a open shot.
in intramurals once i had to guard someone that was like a low level D2 or D3 player and like 6’5”. i was the biggest dude on the team so i always had these matchups. like the second possession he got the ball in the post and faced me up. he immediately caught me with my hand out and pulled a rip-through. it was in that moment i knew it would be a very very long game for me
I worked with a guy who was a backup on Trae Young’s college team, sadly never got to see him play but I think it would’ve gone similarly.
Puts into perspective just how difficult it is to make the NBA
Played in a league with a guy that dropped 18&25 against Dwade his final year at Marquette. When he told me I thought he was full of shit cuz he didn’t look like a 2 guard (def undersized) anyways he showed up and played the entire season with us. Dude dropped easily 50 a game easily. Would get double and triple teamed 😂 and would not miss. Outside of an actual college/professional game he was the best player I have ever seen.
I went to school with somebody who went pro. It was kinda pointless even guarding him. It didn’t matter what sport we were playing. He started eventually just doing how adults play with kids. Using like 30% of his true power
Stop patronizing us. We know you aren’t really breathing hard us like us smh. Not a drop of sweat on you
I knew a guy who is 6’10” and trained overseas his whole like to play basketball, but wasn’t good enough, so he found another profession. I brought my buddy who’s 6’4” and super athletic (played D1 college in a different sport) to run with this guy at a gym and my buddy had to match up against him because he was the next biggest guy. At one point they were “battling” for a rebound and by battling I mean the 6’10” guy flat footed tapping the ball up a few times to himself before securing possession. Meanwhile my buddy was jumping over and over again to try to get the ball. Afterwards my buddy said it was so frustrating because he was jumping as hard as he could and he couldn’t even touch the ball.
Edit: the 6’10” guy was super complementary after, too. Told us we played really hard and did a good job. I was like, bro, I have eyes.
chet is to wings, what wemby is to chet.
the levels to this shit are truly mind boggling.
I played against Justin Simmons, the NFL safety, and he absolutely wiped the floor with anyone on the court. Not even a basketball player, just a pro athlete. Those people are just levels above us normal folks.
Apparently Tony Gonzalez (HoF tight end) had NBA calibre game but was a clearly undersized PF.
He was good in college.
Some guy from my high school went D2, when he came back, it’s as if he was a different person. A foul? Didn’t feel it. Trynna stay in front of him? He’s walking you down but you’re thinking he’s moving super speed. Trynna pump fake him? He’s seen faster twitch movements from a cat, you’re nothing. There really is levels to this shit
Going up against a professional athlete for the first time was a shocking experience for me. Not basketball, but many years ago I joined a Brazilian jiu jitsu gym that was owned by a guy who was a bjj champion and coach of several Pride and UFC fighters.
He was obviously good at jiu jitsu, but I never expected for his body to feel like it was made of steel. The way he could apply pressure on me from any position was unbelievable. He weighed 25⁄30 lbs more than me, but he felt like a truck on top of me. On top of that it was like he knew exactly what I was going to do before I did and could counter anything I tried before I even really attempted it.
Not sure if I’m doing a good describing it, but rolling with him was a truly humbling experience. I think I would have had a better chance beating Usain Bolt in a sprint than I would lasting 30 seconds against my coach in a real match.
reminds me of that quote, from snow crash.
“it’s liberating seeing a true 1%, because then your illusions fade away and you don’t have to delude yourself that if you trained hard enough you could go pro”
totally burchered but always remembered that concept.
Absolutely. My coach had a career ending injury before he was even able to technically be a pro fighter and he could still dismantle 99.9999999999999% of the human population.
I played pick up basketball vs a near 40 year old Keon Clark once and I held him to 17-18 on field goal attempts.
Lmao reminds me of some college player that was working out in the lifetime fitness I used to play bball at when I was a teenager. It was just us two on the court and he called me over and asked me if I wanted to help him.
He told me to try to slap the ball away by continuously slapping his arms or hands while he would dribble. We did it for a solid 10 minutes, I only managed to slap it away twice lol
Pulling deep ass threes when every bucket is worth one is disrespectful
It’s cool to watch how effortless he plays when he’s not against nba defenders. Like the game just seems slower for him somehow
That’s exactly what it is. The game is slow and the rim feels huge. I played college basketball, I’m ok (not D1 level). Whenever I play against the kids i coach (U15) that’s how I feel. I don’t have that range but I can do whatever I want. There’s no pressure. Almost nothing they can do except foul me.
That’s starting to change though, they’re getting better and I’m getting older lol.
How old are you?
based on his username probably 32
Or maybe he just really loves Tombstone which came out in 93.
Yup tombstone reference. First person to get it! I’m 30
I’m you’re Hucklebee bapa
ahh such a good movie
Somehow? lol it’s literally slower
Game seems slower means that he reads everything extremely well and that everything is slow that you act however you want because you’re so much better than your opponent.
Bro that behind the defenders back was even more disrespectful lol
Never seen a behind the back over the head move before lol
Yeah he’s taking a real risk there… against this competition…
Lmao at the other guy just hopping up and down on that long three
MPJ don’t see max, and is not bothered by him.
Tbf in a high school gym, that 3 pt line is like an NBA mid range
A streamer thinking he can go toe to toe with an NBA player is disrespectful.
Not unlike the average asshat or politician thinking they know better about immunology than PhDs… but these are the times we live in.
MPJ is also playing at like 10%. What are people thinking.
idk why so many people have such fragile egos about this type of thing. it would be fun to get bodied by giannis or someone. ‘oh no i got destroyed by an nba player what will i do’
A bunch of weirdos criticizing and laughing at this. If you get an opportunity to play against an NBA player and you are making money off it. Why not lol
If you get an opportunity to play against an NBA player
That’s enough of a reason.
Speak for yourself, my broke ass is gonna monetize this shit
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I love these clips. I always wanna see how average guys do against nba guys. The only thing i dont like about this clip is when the guy gets so hyped from stripping porter. He wasnt even trying that hard, and he won 12-0, relax dude
The guy went into it knowing he would lose badly. He’s hyped because he at least got a little small highlight out of it. I’d be too
If I’m going into 1v1 vs an NBA player, I’d be hyped about that too. I know I’m not blocking someone who is 9 inches taller and releases at height I can’t even reach, I know I’m not out-running them, the only thing I could realistically do is get low and try to strip a ball. Plus once you see that yeah for MPJ it is a warm up at best, you take all the wins you can get. It’s cool to see an ordinary person against a pro at the highest level.
It’s for stream entertainment purposes
It’s just content. This shit would be boring as fuck if it’s just a normal dude getting destroyed while being quiet. He already knows he’s going to get wrecked, he is just trying to add some fun/silly to it.
He’s also like five feet tall
I can guarantee you that if he was the same size as MPJ, he’s still losing 12-0. lol
Well idk about Giannis I don’t want to die
I have two stories from my high school athletic career back in 2001 when I played basketball and football. I went to a private school and we played Georgetown Prep where future NBA Pacer’s player Roy Hibbert attended. I took a shot from the elbow, and his 7ft self used his dinner plate sized hand to swat the shit out of my shot and send it to the other end of the court.
Earlier that year, our football team traveled to play St. Anne’s-Belfield, where I lined up as right guard against future NFL Ram’s defensive end Chris Long, son of NFL hall of famer Howie Long (who was there and very nice). I was like “Hey man, can we talk about th-“ and the ball snapped. He put the heels of his hands under my chest pad and threw me. The sky was very blue that day.
All that to say, I still tell those stories with pride. No shame in getting your ass handed to you by a pro.
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I agree with you and if I had the chance to lose badly to literally any NBA player I would take it and tell that story for the rest of my life…however it would NOT be fun getting bodied by Giannis in the moment
Real hoopers are going to back down playing a NBA player. It’s really cool seeing where you stand. I’ve played against a guy who was a 15th man on the hornets bench in the early 2000s but mainly played I Europe. He was 50 when I played him and he fucking COOKED me. He told me I had a good shot though so I’ll take it.
Well, I’d probably tear an ACL while trying to recover on the first play, but if I could at least last a whole match, what a story that would be to be able to tell.
“I played 1 on 1 against Giannis. Held him to 11 points.”
“What was the game out of?”
“11.”
“how many did you score?”
“0.”
yea it’s fun, people are fucking weird
My boys and I to this day laugh our asses off about when a 7th grade Cam Reddish gave us the EASIEST 40 piece I’ve ever seen to this day
I don’t watch this guy but I’ve seen clips of him, there’s no way he thought he could win lol he just did this for views
he says some wild stuff, and I don’t know if it’s a bit or he actually believes it. like he’s said he thinks he has better handles than most NBA point guards and could’ve made the league if he didn’t start streaming. having watched him play a couple times, i’m surprised he even made his varsity high school team.
he also thinks he’s going to win a grammy one day, and just released an absolutely trash album, so maybe he’s just one of those delusional people. the delusional confidence paid off for him in streaming though
the delusional confidence works because there’s always someone like you who thinks he’s being serious
I don’t think at any point in my life I’ll truly understand the “I tricked you into thinking I was an idiot, making me the winner” mindset.
It works because it gets views. And that’s literally all that matters. And then you get people who hate watch him, thinking they’re hurting him by making fun of him. Yet they’re literally just adding money to his pocket with their views. These people don’t care what others think of them. They care about the 6 or 7 figure income they’re getting from their streams.
Redditors gotta feel superior somehow. Mental ability is not an factor here
Absolutely i’m seeing so many replies and overall redditors just have a superiority complex. I’m looking at this clip and everyone know whats going to happen beforehand and the results play out so then whats the issue? They want to be portrayed as grown but they don’t know what that is or looks like. People calling others children while behaving as such. It’s hilarious. Louder does not equal more right so at that point you just have to let them be
Just a bunch of killjoys. I saw someone who was upset that the streamer got hyped up when he stole the ball. Like wtf, they’re just having fun
I felt like I was going crazy reading the comments lmao. Like this dude clearly knows he has no chance it’s just for fun.
Yeah, even the worst NBA player would smoke good high school and college players, let alone the average joe.
Like the White Mamba said, NBA players are closer to LeBron than you are to even a bench player.
Yeah you can really see it in the Euro’s now where NBA bench players are putting up superstar numbers. The talent gap is insane
Yup. European depth clearly below US one but Europe top down made strides.
What are some examples?
Dennis Schroder is only a part time starter / part time bench player in the NBA, but he always plays like a superstar for Germany
kendrick nunn
You have no idea how good you have to be to play in the euroleague. Its at least 10times the level of D1. But yeah…nba talent is ahead ofc.
Could honestly probably extend his quote to even like D1/D2 bench players.
I played AAU growing up, considered myself pretty good at basketball. In HS we got invited to an open run at a gym at just a small D3 school near me and every single kid on the court was so unbelievably better than me that it was actually the wake-up call that I was playing basketball only for fun
The leap between every level of athletics is massive. Only the best can move up each time. So when you’re talking about the NBA starters you’re talking about the top 1% of professionals. Who are the top 1% of DIV 1 college basketball. Who are the top 1% of high school players.
People who think they could hang with a pro are the same people who think they could beat a bear in a fight.
Same thing happened to me…that’s when I decided I needed to focus on school just as much. Lmao it all worked out though, still hooping against my fellow desk workers multiple times per week
This is an even more absurd situation. When he demolished people in that pickup game Scalabrine was a retired career backup. MPJ is 27 year old NBA starter who won a ring two years ago. He is unequivocally one of the best basketball players in the world.
Eye level with his nuts
Yall think he…
only if he wears skirts
That move for the second to last bucket was tough
Agreed the best part of the video
Fuckin sliiiick
Who watches these streamers man
Literally children.
For once literally is used correctly on Reddit. I am willing to bet 90% of their audience is under 15, and anyone over 20 that watches them is mentally in middle school anyway
What are your thoughts on people between the age of 15 and 20. What diagnosis do you have there.
Slow to develop their frontal lobe
That thing that isn’t fully developed until your mid-20s?
Fun fact, literally is almost always used correctly because it’s definition includes its own antonym. Think this got officially updated like 5-10 years ago after a couple decades of incorrect colloquial use.
because it’s definition includes its own antonym
fun fact: this is called a contronym. Other examples are hew, cleave, and cursory. Cursory, just like literally, changed its meaning over time since it initially meant something deep and thorough and was used to signify the opposite that it eventually became the more known definition
I don’t watch streamers either but cmon man they’re just in a gym playing basketball. Everyone here knows the result beforehand and the video shows that but I guess some people still want to see if they could score at least once? I don’t really know but what even is there to complain about this clip specifically.
No view count on this one but going off the sub count only 12 streamers have more subs than him. So safe to say a good amount watch.
2.2 Million followers is insane.
Its because he produces beats for big artists, most recently Quavo. Drops the songs with the artist present on his livestreams.
he only vocal engineers/raps but facts
No idea who he is
This is the one guy I actually enjoy watching from time to time. He does producing and studio sessions with rap artists and shows off viewers music.
Me! Max brings on artists/rappers all the time to record songs and stuff. I think it’s cool to see some of their work processes.
Bro why he jumping? 😂 aint got the hops to even high five the man 🤣🤣🤣
This guy can dunk MPJ just that dam big compared to all of us 😭 and he also frying him
MPJ is giant compared to most people ofc but this guy is like 5’5
There is a difference between playing at the rim and above it!
It just looks so crazy when you put these players against civilians . Especially someone who is 6’10 with the burner
It’s crazy to see someone that big move like that when compared to regular people. Even NBA 7 footers are quicker than your typical 6’5” pickup court “big man”
MPJ back injuries really fucked him dude was super athletic in HS
Projected #1 pick for awhile too, he was legit
Yep good on him for even being able to adjust his game
I remember the Bulls were talking about getting him. And once I saw all that back shit I was ok with them skipping him. Then I saw him play and said “fuck we probably shoulda got him”.
Two stories:
(1) My last year at Mizzou was MPJ’s first year there. I saw him on campus once. He’s huge.
(2) I saw Tony Snell play pickup basketball when he played for the Bulls. I thought he was a scrub before seeing him in person. Seeing him play against regular people was like watching Michael Jordan highlights.
I fucking hated Snell. 😂😂😂
An old co-worker told me he saw Dickie Simpkins playing against some young D1 college cats. And they literally couldn’t even get around him. It was like the scene in Above The Rim when Kyle was playing against Shep.
I love Tony Snell’s work for Autism awareness, totally cool dude.
This streamer dude is literally just a normal dude. MPJ is an NBA player.
I’m honestly impressed and I find this stuff fun. Whatever
Also a short dude
Eh, I like the Jaylen Brown vs the principal one, because you had the reaction of a bunch of students having fun with it. This is honestly kinda boring compared to that. But I’m also lucky enough to have watched a few pros mess around at a local gym from time to time, which involved just crushing guys. Even watching former D1 players is impressive as hell.
“LETS GOO”
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He had to hype himself up for this ass whoopin
He made a play on an NBA player. I’d do the same. Live a little.
I’d be doing the same shit if I ripped a NBA player
Pros are sooooo nice!! Defensively there’s really nothing you can do.
MPJ accidentally loses the ball outta bounds. Bro proceeds to celebrate as if he won the game 🤦♂️
Shit he’s a starter in the NBA, MPJ’s shoe could’ve untied and dude might’ve been said that’s defense
redditors try not to take everything so serious challenge
He’s gonna be telling his grandkids that he once stole the ball from an NBA champion, and will only show that one possession and the celebration.
Highly doubt you’d do that TBH.
If i were to played I played the NBA player and I get a strip, I’m telling my grandkids for the rest of time let the man celebrate
Michael “they don’t pay me to pass” Porter
And MPJ is going at 10% of what he can actually do, good god. If he really wanted to he could just drive and slam it over him every single time, but he decided to be nice.
Many years ago, I was playing pickup at Charlotte Beach in Rochester, NY, when pre-NBA John Wallace (4 year SU, Knicks, Raptors) showed up, and I watched him absolutely clown the best players in the city. He played at like half speed.
People forget the dude is still an nba player
who forgets that
“I’m closer to Lebron than you are to me.”
Literally no one does what are you even saying
That 11th point! That was slightly disrespectful
not to downplay mpj’s skill but this shows how much of an advtange size is in basketball. he’s got over a foot on him in height and reach. theres just no way you can lose unless you cant make a single open shot
To me it’s just crazy how dudes this tall can move so smoothly on the court. We take it for granted now with how the league has developed as 7+ foot shooters are way more common now. But it’s so impressive.
This the little brother treatment lmao
I love the white mamba phrase: “I’m much closer to LeBron than you to me” (even been retired).
Honestly, if you look at the chat, and the fact that he got to play MPJ… the streamer is a huge winner in this scenario.
Exactly. People don’t seem to understand that this dude is getting paid alot of money to lose a pickup game to an NBA player. They’re more focused on trying to paint him as a loser and an embarrassment. He’s winning at life.
It genuinely seems like their first time on the internet. Do they think this guy went into this thinking he NEEDED to win? Or even thinking it was a possibility? They just need someone to shit on.
Outside of Reddit alot of people here don’t seem to understand internet culture at all. Or they’re just being crude because they know that no one would subscribe to watch them play 1 on1 with a pro athlete.
lmao what is this boomer ass thread. this is obviously for content, not because the streamer thought he had a chance. jesus
This is an example of “I am closer to LeBron than you are to me”
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I like the 1 pt for every bucket. Playing w twos and ones is just crazy to me, making 3s worth 50% more than 2s when they already OP at 33%
He had such a trash handle and a weak ass step back. I’m surprised his handle still hasn’t improved.
That half court shot was filthy
I got to spend 2 years with the McDonald’s high school all Americans when I was a junior and senior in highschool because of my mom’s job. I’m 6’4” and played basketball myself, also a high jumper that placed on the state meet 2 years in a row.
Then after watching practice one day I started shooting around as the court cleared. One dude stayed behind to shoot. He yelled over to me and asked if I would contest his three point shots. I was like hell yea I will. Immediately I knew I would never ever compete in the NBA, or even college for that matter. This dude had like a 48” vertical and when he was shooting his jump shots his feet were coming up to my waist and I was jumping as high as I possibly could. Humbled is a mild way to put it.
His name was Corey Benjamin I believe and I don’t think he ever even played in the league if not for very long. Crazy what those guys can do.
He played on the Bulls and there is this famous video of retired MJ torching him 1-1 after Cotey said he could beat Mike. Hilarious shit.
That handle is kinda weak though
Still can’t dribble
Every time Max “contest” a shot it says wide open
Basketball youtubers tricked kids into believing that they can play, all hype no substance . get rekkt.
no one believes this guy was winning against MPJ bro i promise you 😭