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My guess is it's the same reason all these female teachers getting locked up nowadays for messing with underage boys, who sings man wish that it would have happened to them when they were boys they don't care as much. See how one is scary and the other is viewed as why couldn't that have happened to me.😂🤣
I was about to say the thing. I never understood how the whole story about what he did to that 13 year old got so little attention. A grown ass man got a 13-year-old pregnant and then refused to help out in any way. Not financially, emotionally, no child support, nothing. He ghosted her before ghosting was a thing today. Trailblazer and a pioneer of ghosting. Can you imagine what that story would've done on social media today? It might have broken the internet. He belongs in prison. The Mailman, or any other mailman, shouldn't ever make a delivery to anyone under the age of consent. So disturbing and disgusting.
It's even more impressive when you know he was more like 6'7". I think Tayshaun was listed at 6'9" but he was clearly taller than Ben. It seemed like Ben was almost eye to eye with Rip. The way he manhandled Ron Artest, yeah....Ben was not someone to mess with.
He threw a midget through a window, I am not sure why but I have a feeling he could Throw a regular man as well (great blend of Hoss athleticism and speed)
@@tmoney3301This is before the conversion to Islam. As he told the story he still had NOT controlled his temper. He smacks Max. Max goes for a knife. Teammates had to break them up. Indeed, Hakeem WAS on that type of time in the 90s 😂😂😂😂😂. Couldn't believe it. Dream was one of my heroes😂.
@@UBeesh10Why would he put the whole sentence in as Zach’s fake middle name anyway? That would’ve sounded stupid…..Zach “ In my hood, the bullies get bullied” Randolph? 😒
I'm a big Latrell Sprewell fan, but the narrator did not describe that story accurately. According to reports during the fight between Sprewell and Jerome Kersey, Kersey got the better of him during their skirmish as Kersey was obviously a bigger guy. Not surprisingly, reports stated that Sprewell returned to practice with a two-by-four wanting to go after Kersey which makes more sense of him carrying one after getting beat up.
@stamy74 in an interview with Dr. J, he said wilt was only afraid of wes. Wes was a tank, and during that era where physicality was allowed, he was the only player that could punish wilt in the paint. Look up the interview.
Hell yes !!! Imagine Chamberlain or Lanier punching Lambeer on the face . Lambeer wasn't a scary player just chicken shit !!!. 'Mr.Cool' Derrick Fisher one bad ass slam on Scola
Gotta love that there were 6 major pistons on this list. As much as it annoys other teams and all that, I love being a pistons fan... except for the last 10 years.
Boogie was a coward he picked on smaller people he didn't want no smoke with someone his size KD even checked him before. But your right about Zach He stood on bidness😂😂😂
Ron Artest. How could you leave out the clip of him jumping over 6 rows to just beat the living hell out of dude trying to heckle him. You could see the pure terror in the eyes as Artest hurdles the bench and jumps 6 rows of people to just pound the ever loving eff out of the guy. I had the game on at the time, a few friends, and we're drinking. It was wild. Pretty awesome. Taught us all a lesson that day.
All these guys were lucky to not having played when Wilt was on the courts. Nobody could face Wilt in a fight, not even Shaq. He was just good at controlling his anger and not killing people, that's how strong and powerful he was.
Players: - James Johnson - Vernon Maxwell - Shaquille O'Neal - Charles Barkley - Ron Artest/Metta World Peace - Charles Oakley - Xavier Mcdaniel - Ben Wallace - Rasheed Wallace - Bill Laimbeer - Rick Mahorn - Dennis Rodman - Jerry Stackhouse - Latrell Sprewell - Karl Malone - Kenyon Martin - Kevin Garnett - Ivan Johnson - Javaris Crittenton - Anthony Mason - David West - Quincy Acy - Udonis Haslem
Draymond is more mean as he will stomp on you (last seapsn) or punch his teammate and ruin that players confidence (oh wish they had waited for the extension), but he usually doesn’t fight because he has been kicked out of game or suspended
I played with Vernon at Buchholz, 1983. He was violent, hot tempered then. Highly insecure. The key with Vernon was when he swung at you, you swung back to end his life, and you just kept attacking. When we were done fighting in practice, I went to my car and grabbed a baseball bat. Coach Swain saved Vernon's life that day. After that malice in the Bobcats gym, Vernon remarkably passed me the ball more, smiled more, and had my back the rest of the season. Lol. When someone goes crazy, you get crazier.
You can’t call someone “highly insecure” then tell us that you went and grabbed a baseball bat AFTER the fight was over.😒 Not to mention the way you worded the comment sounds like you lost the fight and completely made up the last part to make yourself feel better.😂
@@jwdathefax377 It was 41 years ago, jw. All I stated was my experience with him. He was a loose cannon. Always was. From cussing out teachers, coach Swain, to hitting girls on campus. He put me in a situation where he had to know I was serious. We were teenagers, bro. I didn't "lose" the fight, and I didn't win it, nor did I say I beat his azz. He was a highly insecure person. How do I know this? Because he handled conflict with violence or threats of violence. Now, if you think I'm lying, then have Vernon read my comment, and lets see if he denies it. He can't. He's back in Gainesville, now, because he's safe there. There are no gangs in Gainesville. It's too small of a tiny town. Besides, he's a local "star." Or, at least he was. I left Buchholz high, went to college at UM, and became a professional investor, now retired. He's back in Gainesville, Florida, and I'm in Prosper, Texas, and live right across the way from Dak Prescott. It's all good, my boy.
@@Ezekiel-2517 You still sound just as insecure…you pointed out how long ago it was but you’re still trying to take digs at a guy who probably doesn’t even remember you at all. Now tell me how saying that “he moved back to Gainesville because it’s safe” wasn’t a dig at someone who’s known for being a “tuff guy”? You can’t help yourself, your comments make you transparent. Lol
@@shinrips That’s why I said “sounds like” I didn’t say that I knew anything slow poke, but thanks for the response cause looking at your response just showed me that RU-vid erased my second response to him. Now if you’ll excuse me for a moment..,😂
You forget the strongest NBA player ever, Wilt. I saw him during a game lift a player over his head, but came to his senses and placed him delicately on the floor!
Wilt could probably beat anyone if he wanted to, but he was too much of a gentleman to get into fights. Heck, in his whole career, he didn't even foul out of a game.
He barely played (3 years) in the NBA after a stellar few seasons in the ABA, but John brisker 100% needed on this list. A very bad man in the truest sense of the word. An absolute psyco0ath and strong too, rumor has it after basketball he became a henchman for Idi Amin and he diedin Uganda And Maurice Lucas should always be on these lists Not to mention ABA guys like Wendell Ladner and Warren Jabari Also, rick mahorn and alvin roberston over rodman every day of the week, mahorn was a menace an a bully on the court, the real bad boy, and alvin robertson was a prize fighter with a temper. He got in a fight with shaq at 6'3", and people dragged shaq away so alvin couldn't mess him up It"s a decent list, but went for big names over the actually scariest players.
Ben Wallace is Underrated absolutely scary tough and just a defensive stopper in Block shots but he won NBA Championship in 2004 with the Pistons out Virginia Union University
The league's changed, yesterdays standards would exploit minorities in today's nba. The same minorities whom are the majorities and who dominate in numbers. D.G is a mere advocate, promoting wellness in subway tv commercials etc.. when he's not brandishing those many rings.
Definitely Alvin. Hes 6'3" and started a fight with Shaq, and people were seperating them becauze they were scared he would mess shaq up. Known throughout the late 80s/early 90s. And was a prize fighter with a temper Guys like rodman dont belong here
@@user-bf6ic6mz7y I never said he is a mafia boss. I'm just saying he had ties with them. His backing IS legit scary. Nobody would dares to touch him. If he is on this list everybody else would looks cute and this list would ends up with him alone.
