I wore #20 ,#15 fyi..I remember Doc J saying he wanted to play the rest of his life

They were real men... no ego.. and the same when it wad over

Balls? They’re pro ballers. Playing ball. Didn’t take much other than $1,000,000. Relax…

@@jamescoleman446 James, you truly miss the point here so you relax.

@@jamescoleman446 and have a drink on me 🥃 👊 it’s all good

Michael Jordán con 45 les gana a estos dos de una forma humillante.parecen dos ancianos jugando al basquet

@@nicoandres6796yo también vi jugar a m jordan ,extraordinario jugador pero el basketball ya existía antes de Jordan ...hay que recordar que en este vídeo dr j tenía 42 y kareem 45(parecen dos viejos ...porque ya eran dos viejos) Pareciera que últimamente el único jugador que merece respeto para algunos es Jordan ?? La historia de la nba está llena de jugadores increíbles...se podría decir que dr j fue el M Jordan de los 70 si hablamos de jugadores que impactaron por agilidad...y kareem abdul jabar es por lejos la leyenda más grande de la nba el jugador que impuso el sky hook como el tiro más mortifero de todos,quizás el mejor deportista de todos los tiempos Todo bien con jordan...pero no por mucho que quieran imponernos desde todos los medios que" fue el mejor"esto está lejísimos de ser unánime ...todos tenemos opiniones diversas ...en mi ránking personal de todos los tiempos estoy en duda si jordan entra segundo o tercero🤔

@@abduljabar334 si ves vídeos de los 70s 80s con venti tantos años también parecían unos viejos al jugar.otra cosa viste a Jordán cuando volvió a los wizards con 38 te parece un viejo??? Igual puse a Jordán como un eh solamente porque es el mejor y los dos hombres que aparecen en el video tienen hasta mas récord en puntos y demas y lo comparan con un basquet mas actual.imposible eran viejos con 20 años y con 42 sencillo

@@nicoandres6796 no podes comparar un vídeo de dos jugadores retirados...en una exhibición con un juego real...si viste algún vídeo de mejores jugadas de dr j no podes decir que parecía un viejo...es chiste?? Cuando jordan comenzó su carrera lo comparaban con Julius earving En lo que no se pueden comparar épocas puedo estar de acuerdo...pero eso no tiene nada que ver con la calidad de los jugadores,te lo ejemplificó de esta manera: si pudieras traer a un jugador estrella de los 70 a la nba de la actualidad y le dieras la calidad y técnicas de entrenamiento moderno cualquier gran jugador de esos tiempos seguiría siendo una estrella en el presente...(y esto se puede aplicar a todos los deportes) ultimamente eh escuchado toda clase de idiotez sobre los deportistas de antaño...referidos a la nba por ejemplo: "los jugadores de antes no eran tan fuertes como los de ahora"...😁😁 ...no escucharon hablar de Darryl Dawkins ni de Charles barkley parece!! "En la nba de los 70 no había gente tan alta como ahora"😆 ...y lo dicen sin reírse los hijos de puta!! Cualquier 4 medio pelo de esos años andaba en 2.08 a las risas🤔 Lo que quiero decirte con todo esto es que se puede admirar a un jugador más actual en el tiempo...y no por eso considerar que los a anteriores fueron una mierda

@@abduljabar334 tienes toda la razón del mundo , lo mismo pasa aplicado por ejemplo al tenis.....👍🤔👌👋

They were both breathing hard, it sure looks real like they are really going for it. Kareem was my original basketball hero, even from the UCLA days. Once they get within ten feet of the basket Kareem's height and technique is too much of an advantage, Julius just has to hope he misses. People think Kareem was just tall with a great hook shot but he was an all around good basketball player. Notice how he makes that drop step turn around to his left shot so naturally. Also he was a career 75ish per cent free throw shooter, I think all the guys who played for coach Wooden shot over 70% from the FT line, you don't play for Wooden and not have decent form shooting free throws. But real basketball is played full court, Dr J would have won full court.

Not greater than Roger Brown

@@marcconnelly5652🤡🤡🤡

He’s not the goat shut up

NOPE WILT IS BUT KAREEM UP THERE WITH HIM AND BIRD.

​@@PIP...33LMFAO Bill Russell owns that fraud

Probably not

@@columbusohio72 right lol

That or the Schick's Legend Game that was around back in 80s and early 90s.

Kareem is the GOAT....I told all you kids already, here's the proof....although I seen this vid over 20 years ago. He beat Doctor J, Earl "The Pearl" Monroe and The GOAT Manigault...all legendary streetballers. Watcha Talking about Willis? 3 times High School Champ, 3 time NCAA Champ, 6 time NBA Champ, 13 times All Defensive Team! Who Necks? Michael Jordan is great too, but c'mon ....He was cut from his High School Team, his coach said he wasn't good enough. Practice? We talking about Practice Man!

@@mcentepede mj smacked the whole USA Olympics team in practice...... Kareem can only put people in the post

Jordan schooled those legends really bad....I remember getting some Jordan Nike shoes as a gift B4 I even knew how to play basketball. Talk about brand power, the shoes sucked even though they worth tons of money now. Michael Jordan revolutionized not just NBA but self branding your endorsements. Nobody was rushing out to buy Converse and New Balance in my days.

Keith Jones you know wilt never pulled out

It would have been more of a game, but Father Time clipped the Doctor's wings---lucky for Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

I'm sure the NBA doesn't like it, but it's great to see players doing basketball in different ways. After watching a one on one game like this tell me you don't want to run out to the park and try some of this stuff out one on one against someone.

Shaq and Olajuwon we're going to do the same thing, until Hakeem Olajuwon got hurt

Exactly

And why it’s a team sport.

@@gr8dvd AND WHY WILT IS GOAT NOT JORDAN.

He'd already been practicing it for quite a while before then. He learned it by reading George Mikan's book on basketball when he was a teenager and practiced it a lot.

@@purple8289 Maybe, but that's not quite accurate. In the 6th grade he worked with a man named George Hejduk who first taught him the skyhook. Don't know if Jabbar read Mikan's book (didn't know he wrote one) but Jabbar did use the drill that was named for Mikan and consisted of shooting a hook shot from the right side with the right hand, then a hook from the left side with the left hand and repeating while slowly moving further away from the basket. You are correct though, Jabbar was working on the hook before he got to UCLA.

Wilt stopped it often.

@@shigsho Wilt blocked it twice in one game within 10 seconds apart. Only a couple of other players managed to block it once. Jabbar claimed that it was never blocked but there is a video of Wilt's blocks on KZfaq.

@77Wells That's a curious way to spell his former name.

Wow

Agreed. But today's players would never take a beating like Dr J did. Too proud. Good ol days gone

Exactly

I wish more retired players had celebrity one on one games, but we'll have to settle for Big3

popeye697 facts

There used to be a legends game at all-star weekend. Look it up.

Even at 47 that sky hook was clean

I'd say how big he was....

*Yes Kareen was great but how would he have done against a man his size like Wilt Chamberlain?*

@@tracand327 go watch some footage, they played against each other and Kareem did just fine. Go watch some videos.

@@tracand327 watch the 72 WCF game 3

Lol

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I got Muggsy

😂😂😂

Exactly. Ridiculous.

Guys don’t wanna lose 1 on 1 on a worldwide stage let’s be real

@@e-rab_malibu34 Because they are soft

@@e-rab_malibu34 two legends going head to head, Even tho one had to lose they both are appreciated the same.

@@e-rab_malibu34 You clearly see why Dr. J lost here.. He was outmatched in size by THE GREATEST NBA SCORER OF ALL TIME.. 1 on 1 Basketball during All Star Weekend will be fun given that the stars participate..

Supposed to be 7 other one on ones also but stern forced those players to cancel or face 1 year suspension... Mj vs magic.. hakeem vs Robinson barkly vs malone and a few more. They had commercials on tv for it .. it was cancelled a few days before except this matchup since they were already retired

War on the Floor: Shaq vs Hakeem supposed to happen in Spring of 1995 but cancelled because Hakeem got injured during practice.

AND HOW GOAT WILT CHAMBERLAIN IS.

@@PIP...33Either Shaq or Hakeem would be Wilt’s daddy.

Iverson would have trouble if shaq stayed back ,then again he would've made alot of shots too , offensively he couldnt stop shaq I think, one on one Really highlights personal attributes such as height..EDIT, i changed coz too harsh on Iverson I think I was 👍

Idk, AI is still considerably quicker. If he just gets in the paint b4 Shaq, or if he create enough space for a jumper he could be Shaq. But if Shaq gets ball 1st, he'll likely score at least 10 straight.... Unless AI sends him to the foul line 😂

@@reggiebrownjr9105 dont get me wrong I like AI and his play style, he gave all us 6"1' guys hope ......

Shaq vs Yao Ming

Right!! He to small

Shit, as a Philly boy I'm sitting here yelling at the screen now, lol. I feel you.

Born in ‘75. Philadelphian. Sixers fan. Dr J is still the greatest to me

@@pauljohnson9568 I'm 4 years younger my man so I feel the same way. But he had no business in this game no matter the year.

I disagree...A prime DrJ would have consistently beat Kareem off the dribble all day. But in the end, Kareem would prevail. The game would not have been a blowout though.

@@Mikeygru The met in their primes and Kareem beat the Sixers 3 times out of 4 I believe. Up until the Sixers got legendary Big Man Moses Malone....then they got their ring. Fans believed Kareem was washed up.No problem, Kareem hit the gym and bulked up, adding another 5 years to his career. Then at almost 47 years age, he beats the Doctor again, with Jordan watching as his hero gets a serious whooping.

Me

1 word answer " NOBODY".

No one, because big men rely on 3 point shots now😂

Kareem with his skyhook skills and tall stature is way too big for Dr. J

Kareem retired at 42 in 89 and this was made in 92 3 years later.

Vince Carter was born in 76 . Dr j was born in 1950 while Kareem was born in the 40s. Not close

@@kyleelliott1442 The age carter is now is and still playing is what he was saying, he is right. They were in their 40s in 92 and so is Carter now

Yes u right, I just think the same

Who Is Hakeem Tho❓🤔💭

@@alexusperry6690 ask your momma and she will tell you who exactly hakeem is 😊

Don’t think he’s the GOAT but he makes a damn good case

Jordan

Jordan make a good case

Wish it was Jodran against Kareem so once and for all Kareem would show the world that the sky hook is a machine which created dynasties in high school, college and pros..............6 league mvps, 6 world championships, 3 college champs, high school champs....and the most points ever in the history of professional basketball...........(Lebron still chasing it)

@@sherrodmacs3472 1 of those mvps were given to him while he missed the playoffs. Makes u go hmmmm

Agreed!

I think Javee McGee could beat him….. not saying he’s better but he’s a 7ft freakish athlete that would score almost every time on Kyrie.

Smart man.

Size matters bro. Skill matters too. Wtbs. Mcgee is an olympic gold medalist. NBA champ. 7ft tall. He might get crossed up. But he would prolly beat kyrie

@@ChuckGnarlyTV THATS NOT FEET SLIDE ITS CALLED WINGSPAN. WILT HAVE BEST IN HISTORY AND FOR SIZE PIPPEN AND KAWHI ARE 2ND BEST EVER. I DO AGREE MCGEE IS TOP 10 PLAYER EVER BUT CONNIE HAWKINS HAVE SAME LIKE MCGEE. U CANT DO MUCH VS BEST WINGSPAN PLAYERS.

Yes that’s why he is the leading NBA point scorer of all time! By the way, the videos on the playlist on my channel might interest some people!

What the hell are "very large 2's" ? 😂

You make a good point but a little man's biggest advantage is his quickness, and Dr J not only looked slow (understandable since he was way past his prime) but in terrible physical condition, he looked winded really quick even though he made a bit of a comeback. You don't lose height as you age, you do lose your quickness though.

Mario Da Cunt Yea I understand, whenever kareem hooked it, it was clear he didnt get as high as he usually would

Naaaaw...Doc didn't have any off the dribble moves, quickness or speed it seems! If that was Mike, he would've got pass him every time

1stMANoldtestLastPROPHEToldtest Yea, but MJ is so much younger than KAJ. Plus he had an outside shot. Dr J never had a consistent outside shot. The few times he did shoot it, it looked as awkward as can be. He was all dunks and layups. If the Doc could shoot from the perimeter he would have had a better chance in this contest. But this was a good match up though because they were only 3 years apart in age. The bottom line....the good big man will almost always beat the small good man if all other things are equal.

@@marioguti9887 Agreed, however, if you put Doc in his prime, you put Kareem in his. I grew up in Philly and loved Dr. J, but you can't deny Kareem is GOAT. Even Dr. J says that about him. It is what it is.

CHEAT CODE!!!! 🤣

Perfect block too!

@sha broussard it is cause he's 45

I was at that. In Atlantic City around 1991 or 92?

They were probably in their late 40’s at this point. This is 1992.

45 to be exact

You really don’t need that much skill when there is a big height advantage. Notice even when Kareem missed, Dr j still had trouble rebounding a miss from Kareem.

it would have been worse in the 70s. Kareem in the 70s was the most unstoppable player in the league. He could very well have had 7 or 8 mvps alone in the 70s but they got tired of giving him the award.

More competitive? Kareem is OLDER than Doc J by 3 years. Kareem would have been far hungrier in say, 1974 than he was when they played this debacle. Kareem would have crushed him at anytime. Kareem was not only bigger, he was better.

They were both way past there prime in this game. And there is only a 3 year age difference. And what about Kareem’s quickness? He wasn’t exactly a turtle when he played.

They might have been older but the game still played out the way it would have. Both guys CONSISTENTLY got to their spots where they could score effectively

@@donshults7772 You're misinterpreting what the individual is saying. Dr.J would have been far more athletic and quicker than now to where his competitive advantage would have been his athleticism and quickness. As you get older, that declines much quicker than what Kareem would have lost at an older age. So this was basically a taller guy in Kareem competing against a smaller guy who had NO advantages at all due.

Only a fool like you thought Kareem was just Skyhook. You definitely don't know anything about basketball.

Dr.j 6'8 Captain 7'2

Kareem is 3 years older than Dr. J

This was supposed to be Kareem vs. Wilt. A rematch of sorts as Kareem beat him b4 one on one in his college days. Wilt's ego got in the way, he chickened out to avoid another ass kicking. This is all in Kareem's book btw. His beef with Wilt, etc. anyways, Doc filled in for Wilt, showing class and guts to get the butt whupping meant for Wilt Chamberlain.

Youre a spoiled little man

outcome in their prime would be the same

@@starchildarryl not to sure j had been out of the game several yrs kareem only a couple

That's Shaq against Jordan. The bigger man will dominate

eh, if it went longer Dr J would have caught him. Once both are tired, the quickness will become more of an advantage.

its Dr. J. not Jay. who the hell is jay?

not in the half court game

@@loumiehao310 Jay Leno

Kareem was just too big, the doctor couldn't keep from getting backed down

Kareem has always kept himself in top shape even now in his early 70s.

And Dr.J was put in at the last minute when Wilt backed out so Doc didn’t have much time to prepare.

Doc was in shape though, that had to be hard work checking Kareem

No excuses... get out of here

Nah, Jordan was far superior to Dr. J. No way he let Kareem dribble/back up all the way from 3point line into the paint and MJ was MUCH stronger. Talking late 80s to 90s MJ. The Doctor was great but not as strong a defender as MJ. Plus MJ had that turnaround fadeway which was the equivalent of the unblockable skyhook. Still in a serious prime one on one I'd expect the 7.2 Kareem to win against a guard. Jordan is even a bit shorter than Erving. BUT if ANY guard has a chance it is hands down MJ. Love this clip by the way ! ! !

@@thedudeunchained7583 that’s a respectable and knowledgeable take from what I understand it was supposed to be wilt instead of doc Never happened like when shaq and Hakeem did those commercials I took Hakeem in that one

@@ricogonzalez7508 Thanks 🙂 and fully agree, Hakeem would kill Shaq with his footwork on offense and has the defensive presence to make it hard for Shaq to score. And in a one on one aint´t nobody feeding Shaq so he gotta actually dribble...I know he has some handles but not enough to blow past Hakeem. Hakeem is also faster and has range to his shot . Dream is also one of the best shot blockers all time. According to Kenny Smith (very recent interview on Draymond Green´s podcast) , Hakeem would make 5-8 three pointers outta 10 attempts (all positions) and also run through all the guard drills with Kenny and Sam Cassel. Kenny said: Dream, why don´t you shoot 3s in the game ? Hakeem: Why should I ? Only Robinson and Ewing are any challenge for me inside, would be stupid to take a three pointer ;-) !

Mj already smacked him in the USA Olympics practice

They actually tried to set this up in Vegas but Jordan backed out and the. Used the players association as an excuse for not playing

Duncan vs Olajuwon Rick Barry vs Larry Bird

Gary Payton vs Allen Iverson🤗🏀🤗. And we could throw in Magic vs Bird too!

He knew how to use every tool to create space.... That's what made him a genius in the post.

Best comment here!

Yup, I looked it up and Kareem was 1 for 18 in his career. (It came in a game against the Suns, a long offensive rebound bounced into the corner and Kareem tracked it down and then shot it. I thought he did it to beat the shot clock but actually the shot clock had re-set! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mreVipNo3N3Gmac.html )

victorsixtythree yeah I saw that...didn’t need to shoot 3s because Wooden would’ve yanked him out of the game if he did...hehehehehe

I think this is proof if Kareem were to play in todays NBA, he could adapt and shoot the three.He'd just need to practice the shot more

@@markrabago6443 There were 3s in NCAA in 60s?

Lol. Would've made it an even better viewing; like Champagne at the ballet.

It actually was

Still made the greatest move of all tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiime

yawn

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cap

shock? a center playing against a small forward and has 7 inches on him? you don't play much b-ball do you? the outcome should have been obvious

...in the octagon

Yeah it's not really a pretty sight watching old legends play. But the nostalgia makes it bearable but I'd rather not see them in that state. Unless they've been pretty active. Cuttion Mobley, baron Davis were still pretty good around their 40s. But Dr J and Kareem , you could see they've stopped playing for quite a while.