Wow, Jordan's ability to recognize and escape a double team is next level.

@montelricks9743

7 жыл бұрын

hey

@feelcollins4358

4 жыл бұрын

The dude gets doubled all his life. Bound to get used to it sometime.

@ReneParada

3 жыл бұрын

and when you watch the pick n roll plays of today's NBA being so slow and ineffective like bumping into each other, everything looks so sloppy. And watching the fluidity of MJ's moves and Hakeems and Birds and Magics. OMG.

@christianbalty3463

2 жыл бұрын

Never lets himself get trapped. Sees the double immediately then either spins or dribbles away from it or uses the defenders against each other

@Rio-GE-V

2 жыл бұрын

He averaged 50 in today’s NBA

No wasted movents.... no overthinking.... the assertiveness and conviction of the moves to score.... when I watched him play.... it’s like a concert....

@MmGocrazy-rs1cc

9 ай бұрын

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@stonerthoosie

8 ай бұрын

Seriously. God bless those fundamentals. And that footwork. Woooooo boy, that footwork 🤤

Watch the man's feet, kids. That is how you dominate the post at 6'6".

@CatNamus

4 жыл бұрын

Ninja Channel perfect size to do what he did. Any shorter and his jump radius wouldn’t be big enough for shots and any bigger and he’s too slow to blow past defenders. God had basketball in mind when he created Michael Jordan.

@feelcollins4358

4 жыл бұрын

@Aleix Ferré Galí Yeah black Jesus according to MJ.

@jamesgoines7663

4 жыл бұрын

Fast feet along with large hands.

@Allbetsaside

4 жыл бұрын

MJ was actually 6’4

@Allbetsaside

3 жыл бұрын

Bull Grand someone doesn’t know basketball

MJ had NO weaknesses, especially as he refined his game. Post, slash, perimeter shooting, baseline, top of the key, he could score from all levels. Add the fact that he was a 10x all NBA 1st team defender (including DPOY) and he's the most complete player at his position. He's a career 5 assist & 5 rebound guy too, and let's not forget that in 88-89, he averaged 32/8/8 for an entire season while switching to point guard. GOAT!

@justinboateng8728

9 жыл бұрын

Ronnie Edge mmmmmm three point shooting was his weakeness

@arthurjason

9 жыл бұрын

IM REALLY BOUT TO GETCHA YA lmao... i think u got ronnie edge there bro lmao..

@justinboateng8728

9 жыл бұрын

hmmmmmm the only reason he shoots 33 percent is cuz the three point line was moved up somewhere n the 90s then they moved it right back and he shots less then 30 percent and you could see but hey i bet you only watch highlights

@justinboateng8728

9 жыл бұрын

.376 and .352 are not amazing numbers if anything there average other then the .376 and I never said that he coudnt shoot a three but it was his weakness and even in the 95-96 season michael still shot threes alot and in the 97 98 season you could completely see he was not that good of a three point shooter also the years when he was playing for the wizards too

@justinboateng8728

9 жыл бұрын

Rick Steck Even the part of his career his wasn't even that good of a three point shooter from 84 to 93 his three point shooting was below average to average

I don't see how people can watch this video and still not see it. Watch the vid, then watch it again just concentrating on his feet. He was a ninja.

Look I'm a hardcore Bron and Kobe fan, but damn MJ has got to be the smoothest player I seen. They're close, but no as great as MJ. That's why he the goat

@pengqing8857

2 жыл бұрын

bron's postup is not even close.. his move so ugly

Not a Center, nor a Power Forward, but Michael Jordan had some of the best post moves ever.

@huuuubaah

4 жыл бұрын

yes - best post player in NBA history

@feelcollins4358

4 жыл бұрын

@@huuuubaah Nah Hakeem does. If you meant best post player in the SG position then I agree.

@stevemerenu6116

4 жыл бұрын

If you didn't know any better, you would think all of his career points came off of highlights!!!

@or1343

4 жыл бұрын

Hakeem >

@Justs99171

Жыл бұрын

Obvious nonsense. Best post moves - Hakeem Olajuwon, then Kevin McHale next ... maybe even Barkley was a little better in the post.

That turnaround fadeaway jumper is probably the most lethal move in NBA history. Let me re-phrase that: JORDAN'S turnaround fadeaway jumper is probably the most lethal move in NBA history. It literally leaves defenders helpless. Look at how many defenders in this video didn't even try to attempt to contest his turnaround fadeaway. They just stood there and watched the ball soar over their heads. And the guys who did attempt to contest the shot, looked like idiots because their hand was like 2 or 3 feet away from the ball that they were trying to block. That is pretty much how far he is jumping away from the point where he turns around and faces the hoop. Everyone likes to gush over his dunks and his high flying air game like "the move" in the '91 Finals when he switched hands and layed it in. But, that was just the flashy side and only a tiny fraction of what made him so great. I still haven't seen anyone who has a turnaround fadeaway jumper anywhere near as good as Jordan's was when he came back from his retirement from '95 to '98. Not Lebron, not Kobe, not Kevin Durant, nobody. In fact, this aspect of his offensive game is the primary reason why the Lebron vs Jordan debate shouldn't even be a debate at all. In clutch time, Jordan's mid to high post game and his jump shot were basically the Bulls' keys to success. All they had to do was feed him the ball and watch him nail the game winner. Lebron's jump shot is a liability compared to Jordan's in clutch time. In those last 3 seasons in Chicago, his mid to high post game was the most refined of any guard or forward that has ever played the game of basketball. There have been guys like Hakeem who have that unmatched finesse in the post or guys like Lebron who have unmatched power but nobody had a perfect combination of both like Jordan did in that 2nd 3-peat run. I am a Heat fan and when Jordan played us or when I was watching the Bulls play anyone else, whenever he caught the ball with his back to the hoop within 7-10 feet, it didn't matter who was guarding him, I knew it was almost an automatic field goal. His fadeaway was like a hurricane; everyone knew it was coming but there was nothing that they could do to stop it.

@ZhangLiwei

8 жыл бұрын

+Jay Man I would suggest anyone wants to figure out MJ's moves to start with how his feet/ankles/balls of feet move. Next is how he set his pivot foot. Combined with the above two, it's clearer to see how MJ triggered moves. That alone makes MJ unique. I see no one has moves that can come even close. Of course, MJ is physically talented enough to finish those moves. But still, technically, no one matches his ability to move like that. His offense usually kept options open. Defenders may catch up once, twice, even three times. Most of the time, there was a moment that the defender had to move to one position to not loose him and MJ just went the other way and finished offending without intense defense. His pivot moves and versatile offense skills leave defenders without options but always try to catch up in opposite directions. IMHO, that's the killer. His games in Wizard are best examples of this.

@realmamba4401

8 жыл бұрын

+Jay Man Skyhook

@universexf6

8 жыл бұрын

+Jay Man Yes. The fedaway needs the strong feet, balance, backbone, and the concentration. HIs is crazy as fuck.

@ESHWIbaby

8 жыл бұрын

sky Hook

@FuglyFatt

8 жыл бұрын

Only the Skyhook is blockable if the defender is tall enough which is why it is described as "virtually impossible" to block. Michael Jordan's turnaround fadeaway is completely unblockable when executed properly and by Michael Jordan himself in his prime.

That footwork, athleticism, body control... amazing.

Kobe watched this video more then anyone!!!

@jraposo

10 жыл бұрын

and he learned from it more than anyone.

@jayscribe7547

6 жыл бұрын

MrYoumitube yes

@markrodrigue6913

5 жыл бұрын

Lol yeah you right!!

@kihong17

4 жыл бұрын

RIP Kobe. He won't be able to watch this anymore :(

This is why Jordan is special, I do admire Kobe's killer instinct and his skill which is really close to Jordan, we see Kobe's crazy shots all the time, but Jordan's play just seems to be more smooth and reasonable. Jordan never force the shoot, he always make the right decision whether to shoot, to pass or to go under the basketball.

@djg34djg

9 жыл бұрын

Jacky Huang Well said bro

@zroxmolejon6278

8 жыл бұрын

+Jacky Huang that separates him to kobe

@brandonreed3670

8 жыл бұрын

zrox molejon That's not true. There were dozens of games in which MJ forced tough shots

@thepeacekeeper2338

8 жыл бұрын

+Brandon Reed pfttt, if you see. Most of them were only when the shotclock was down and the ball had to be shot.

@brandonreed3670

8 жыл бұрын

ThePeaceKeeper23 No, there were many more. I bought a biography about Michael Jordan, and there are several anecdotes in the book in which teammates lament MJ's poor shot selection and how often he shot the ball. I'll post some quotes shortly

He uses his right foot as the pivot. Being a right hander, most defenders expect him to do the opposite, which is the natural thing and what everyone does. This was what allowed him to do all these crazy moves on the defenders. He makes it look so easy but it is actually REALLY hard. This requires extreme coordination and footwork. I've never seen any other player do this.

@vindigga6

2 жыл бұрын

Yup people dont get his foot work and how that made him unstoppable

@kennethbennett4618

2 жыл бұрын

Great observation!

@Mjumbojetpresdent

Жыл бұрын

It's his first step. He almost always goes forward on his inner leg. So if he is going left, he plants a hard dribble with his left hand along with a hard right step. If going to the right, then the opposite goes. Probably 80 percent of the time (in the later half of his career) he does one or the other when facing someone up. From this first step he has so many options. he can do a hard pull up, he can do a step back pull up, he can spin move to the opposite side, he can fake any of these moves, he can drive passed to the basket, he can take two dribbles and pull up, two dribbles and spin, etc. So much more. His first step is a true JAB and he pushes off it hard along with the hard dribble and this gives his next movements all the power he needs. It's the ball of his foot that he pushes off of that is very strong and is what gives him that jerky quick movement into whatever move he wants. It all comes out of that triple threat position with the hard jab. It's simple and genius.

He's a damn magician on the court. People don't watch closely to see his feet. That footwork is umatched.

Jordan = Post God. These young bucks today don't know how to utilize the post game to expand their repertoire like the GOAT.

@mozdaboz

Жыл бұрын

They love their streetball dribbles and time wasting size ups lmao

The guy was completely unguardable.

I think Jordan’s moves where more fluid then Kobes it’s like Jordan was one swift move no hesitation

These highlights are absurd. I've watched Lebron most of his career and I've never seen him do these kind of moves. I'm 27 but I'm not idiot, MJ is the best basketball player I've ever seen. I mean, it's not even close how much better MJ is than everyone else. This Lebron shit has to stop.

@anonymoususer2080

5 жыл бұрын

Lebron doesn't do this stuff because he doesn't need to, he is a 6'8 monster of a man

@rambothefuckingmachine4541

5 жыл бұрын

@@anonymoususer2080 Lebron = an unskilled loser

@feelcollins4358

5 жыл бұрын

@@anonymoususer2080 That's why he's not as skilled as Jordan, because he relies on his natural athleticism too much. While Jordan does also possess one of the best athletic abilities, he meshes them with skill and that for me is goat level

@jph5913

4 жыл бұрын

Jordan shit

@justin02350

3 жыл бұрын

He doesn't need to do these to be better, but he's not better lol

People who argue that LeBron is as skilled as Jordan, or even more so, are out of their minds.

@edwardvasquez4288

9 жыл бұрын

mattslev He is, Jordan was smarter with the ball and played harder.

@andrewdon1971

9 жыл бұрын

Edward Vasquez what....?

@huuuubaah

6 жыл бұрын

yep - its laughable when people say Lebron was more skilled. Lebron's bigger and stronger, but clumsier. Jordan's game is based on grace and agility.

@terrenceperkins5282

6 жыл бұрын

thk you I don't c lbj on Mj level . dum Fuck . Mj style move score with out the ball handle on on & on . I hate lbj .gd guy but bball hate. his move his style his dunks

@boogieloo1831

6 жыл бұрын

Ken R - no he doesn't have better court vision. Your proofs? Let me guess. ESPN said so. The only reason LBJ averages 2 more assists per game is because he plays the Point Forward position in a system designed around him - he controls 90% of the team's possessions. He's supposed to have more assists. Meanwhile, MJ played Shooting Guard, whose job it is to score, in a system designed to spread assists around and not rely on one playmaker. The Bulls as a team consistently was one of the best in the NBA in assists. However, on an individual pass level, MJ was incredible and made passes LBJ couldn't think of making because MJ had huge hands that allowed him to grip the ball like you or I would a Nerf ball. People need to stop buying in to ridiculous generalizations made by media. LBJ has good court vision but so does half the NBA. His advantage is his height which helps him see over defenders but MJ is nearly as tall. When MJ played PG in 86-87, he recorded 10 Triple Doubles in 11 games. MJ was also infinitely more efficient and rarely turned the ball over, even with his high usage rate. LBJ by comparison is a turnover machine - he tied his own record last season with the most turnovers in a Finals with 5.8 per game.

He's like a martial artist out there. Gives me goosbumps

I'm speechless that just too much...he's the greatest hands down...that's not even close

Simply Incredible.. Amazing.. Unstoppable.. He can go to his left, go to his right w/ his fade away.. He can pivot towards the basket w/ the finger roll.. The Greatest!

Jordan gives us a masterclass about the definition shooting at the post... 😲 Thanks a lot for the up'. A montrer encore, encore et encore à tous les apprentis basketteurs en herbe !!! GOAT no doubt !!!!!!

He isn't the best post player.. He's The Greatest Of All Time..

@k410xplozionz

9 жыл бұрын

Lenny Toledanes He is the GOAT, but not the best post player

@jbeachboy100

8 жыл бұрын

+k410xplozionz he is probably the best post player too or right up there

@jbeachboy100

8 жыл бұрын

jordan had as many moves if not more than olajuwon in the post as well as creativity

@k410xplozionz

8 жыл бұрын

***** nup

@jbeachboy100

8 жыл бұрын

whats song soundtrack

I just finish watching "Kobe Bryant's Post Moves" and I watched this video several times. I come to this conclusion, Kobe Bryant studies Micheal Jordan and works on his game. Bro I always thought Kobe really did some of MJ's moves. Well in this vid, see alot alot of similarties in their game. Man I will cry when Kobe retires, bruh i been watching kobe since i was 13 and I'm 24 now

@deafboricua21

5 жыл бұрын

Andrew Scott when Kobe was a rookie as 18 years old in 1996, he was always at home studying MJ tapes while his teammates went out for drinks and party.

@fad2679

4 жыл бұрын

So I guess you're 28 now. Everyone's crying now.

@kennythelenny6819

3 жыл бұрын

@@fad2679 RIP

all you can do as a defender is just hope he misses

Its like he's acting a movie while doing it for real.The god of basketball.

his move so beautiful

This is a lost art. Face up,back to the basket, comand the double team it dont matter. This man the 🐐.if giannis ever get this in his arenal tho its over.

6:13 shows just how strong MJ was. The late Anthony Mason was a monster to say the least. Reggie Miller wasn't joking when he said MJ was the Shaq of shooting guards. Just look at how he bullies some of these players in the post.

@jordanharp5743

8 жыл бұрын

I remember when he was 40 and they were playing the nets. Mj backed down Kenyon Martin like he was a 6'3 point guard. took him down deep in the post then scored. he had 40 that night against that season Eastern conference champions.

@rossejera1661

10 ай бұрын

@@jordanharp5743 7 years too late for a rep. And that was a back to back ECF champ nets team with the #1 defensive rating in 01-02 and in a time where zone is allowed.

Mj's footwork is a masterpiece

The fade away post shot utilized by Jordan is so difficult just on a physical level(needs so much leg and core power/balance plus that hang time to arch it high enough) and on top of that, it was a such high percentage shot that's almost bound to go in every time and worst off all you can't defend it because of this. Defending him must be a pain because even when you contest it, he will make it or pass it to an open teammate. He also knows when a double team approaches and has vision to pass to teammate. Those little mini fake left and right basically made him lethal and unpredictable. He could then score with that fade away or split any day of the week on both sides of the court and body. It really is amazing. His moves are simple but takes immense skill to master/perfect.

The man is a work of art

I like how the guy coming in to double team was actually being used by Jordan as a pick ... classic

@TheSstretch68

3 жыл бұрын

INCREDIBLE

Mike didn't play to showcase he played to win with class and so much no how I will all ways love him because he loved what he did the best there ever was

Those are the most difficult shots to make, But deadly moves for deffenders, it's next to impossibility to deffend. it's a combination of speed, strengths on legs and upper body with a lot of God given talent. MJ=== with the No. 1 power forward post-up moves, no one compares!!!

MJ never uses his off arm to push off, or hook like most nba players, and streetball players do. He respects the game to much to allow himself to that weak low level non fundamental game. He is truly the best ever.

I miss this type of basketball. All you see now is three point chucking and whistle hunting drives.

Jordan's post play after 1995 was waaaaaaaaay more polished than his younger days

@mozdaboz

Жыл бұрын

That's given since his athleticism was beginning to decline on those years... He have to evolve more to be competent...

that is the most beautiful basketball i have ever seen.

If they can't guard melo in this generation how much more if it's this guy.

i love how he just casually glides away from double teams

Realtalk- If MJ was playing today, l don't see anyone who can stop him from executing these moves.

@AznPanda369

8 жыл бұрын

facts, the post moves are fading away fast in today's NBA that no player would have any ideas on how to even attempt to stop such majestic moves

@deafboricua21

5 жыл бұрын

Sung Chang I really don’t understand why the post moves are practically dead in today’s game.

@michaelaaron2415

5 жыл бұрын

Kahwi can he understands the defensive part about the game isiah thomas said it himself And i always trust a hall of fame I meant isiah said kahwi understands the game to block or contest shots not stopping jordan but there might be a chance

@yaibadf6267

4 жыл бұрын

How about three years later taco falls and bol bol probs could

RIP Kobe 😔🙏🏿 couldn’t watch his videos so I’m watching MJ’s

I could watch this alllllllllllllll day long just incredible that foot work just nasty and I don't even want to talk the fadeaway my goodness tell me who is better I will wait even a Wizards Jordan was on a different level even with his skills going away and speed he could still knock them points down .

Pure poetry in motion

Jordan played striving for PERFECTION with every step of his movement with or without the ball and achieved it. Watch his feet when they come down off of a shot. Watch his balance, control, and form. Simply impeccable... Jordan MASTERED the game of basketball. Something no other player has done or will do.🥇

Thing with MJ is the dude gets so much lift on his jumpers. Add to that his wrist strength and his fadeaways look effortless.

His footwork is absolutely astounding. I don't think I have ever seen quicker footwork from the post. And his instincts...

Just compare his foot works and body control to anyone else. Leflop is more athletic? compare their foot works and body control. MJ had utmost superior body control and foot work that looked so light and optimal. Lebron still looks too heavy with ugly foot works. I can't find one single weakness in MJ's movements with or without the ball. He has ultimate control on his body movements, even his weak side, the lefty. Nothing looks too forcing or awkward. Everything looks so easy with him. I think it all bases on his ultimate body control, athleticism, and ceaseless work ethic that honed his skills to mastery which goes beyond the game of basketball into an artistry. So graceful to watch and awe-inspiring! I just don't get people that don't understand these simple comparisons. I don't buy what they say about Lebron being more athletic or more skilled. Even some critics mention such statements that makes my head go into stratosphere. I haven't seen a single player to this day that works his body like MJ did. They look strong but never so flawless. Who else does what MJ does in the post, in the perimeter, in the air with all kinds of twitching and pumping and shaking and making the goals with either hand? And they still say Lebron is more athletic or skilled? Am I so dumb to not know what I see? Am I incapable of comparing?

@pollomaniac

9 жыл бұрын

***** yeah u heard the men "leflop" or in my book lebitch james

@JimmyVu415

8 жыл бұрын

Great comment and I agree with everything you said

@sonofaballer96

7 жыл бұрын

Kobe Bryant could easily do this stuff too. MJ just was stronger and could jump higher and run faster in his prime. Kobe was probably more skilled with his footwork but he took a lot of low percentage shots which hurt his percentages.

@boogieloo1831

7 жыл бұрын

sonofaballer96 - no he was not more skilled with his footwork, that's just your fanboyism. His post up moves were good but not even close to the complete arsenal MJ had and again, taking stupid shots and missing means you're an inefficient shooter, period. People just make up rationalizations to elevate their idol, ridiculous.

@sonofaballer96

7 жыл бұрын

Boogie Loo Kobe was trained by the Dream and other guys who helped him build his game and he is a better dribbler than Kobe no question. Kobe might not be better but we've seen Kobe do his moves and he has played through injuries as well.

Impeccable footwork. Just beautiful.

this is BALLET!

What another great accomplishment by the greatest God bless to every NBA player who wanted to be like him Michael Jeffrey Jordans what an honor to have such great accomplishment with the league MVP trophy named after him

7:17 that triple/quadruple head fake on Drexler…. It’s already fast in slow motion but in real time it was a complete blur. Clyde’s grabbing at air in the end (no pun intended)

I love playing in the post now more than my younger days, this fadeaway move is so hard to defend because you can’t see the offensive player’s midsection or the ball which are the two key things to watch when you’re on defense 😉.

MJ was the game.

1:17 He used Shaq as a screen. Jordan was a very smart player.

@MrShadow205

8 жыл бұрын

+michalus09 Yes, he was.. watch his Wizard days when his athleticism was fading away and see how high his IQ was. It's like he was ALWAYS at the right place at the right time. This is also what separates MJ from the rest, his intelligence.

@michalus09

8 жыл бұрын

+MrShadow205 True. Look what's up with Kobe now. Lebron will shoot 3's as well in few years.

@just84724

8 жыл бұрын

+michalus09 wow I now find thanks

@jeppykun05

3 жыл бұрын

lebron is now shooting 3s on a regular basis

I've always said that, specifically using the term brute force with LeBron, of course he has finesse but it's a benefactor of his insane physical advantage, which is why I love MJ so much, indomitable will, incomparable skill, GOAT.

i love all your MJ videos!! I like how each video showcases GOAT's skillsets: postgame, spin moves, jumpers etc. It's like dissecting his game to tiny details. I learn a lot :) !!

The thing I love most were the counter moves. MJ ranks right up there with Hakeem, McHale and Duncan in terms of greatest post players of all-time.

Thanks for the memories! This is one of the best MJ videos on KZread.

That fadeaway is so fking clean!!! 👌

The level of artistry this man displayed is second to none

This is the type of footage we like to see, just like Hoopsencyclopedia. This is top notch. Glad it was posted.

His post moves are textbook!

Jordan was Smooth af

Once again Medestinier, thank you for making such great videos. Your work is accomplished by all of the people watching. Keep up the good work.

The recognition of the double team is what's so impressive. To always turn opposite instead of fighting pressure is phenomenal.

There's no way to guard this guy! Shoots over the left shoulder, the right shoulder, one dribble step back, double pumps, you just can't stop him! Even when you defend the move perfectly and you think you got him, he just buries the shot anyway right over you lmfao. Fucking crazy man. What an artform

thats dominance. you know its going to the post, cant stop it. Gives the team balance, defense rarely gets caught

One of the best at using his defenders against each other. Like he’ll escape a double team by using the momentum of one defender to force them to bump into another defender. Just too many counters to defend…. Incredible

One two dream shake ahh akhhh thing of beauty. This is my favorite mj vid to watch thanks for the upload.

It's no disrespect to lebron, but MJ moves .were more polished, signature, trademarked, clean, ingenious and patented than Lebron can dream of.

Another amazing video, medestinier. I continue to enjoy your clip choices, music, and overall editing. You do a fantastic job. My favorite move on this video was the jab step spinner he did at 5:42.

A masterpiece!

The G.O.A.T. Period.

@medestinier. I must say this is a very impressive video. It not only shows him destroying defenders w/ his footwork in the post, it also shows how dangerous he was in the post. You have to double or triple team him down low so he can now get his teammates easy uncontested shots. Brilliant!

I dont call this a fadeaway this a turnaround j jordan knew how to elevate

Great video! The order in witch it is put together was also very smart. Keep making them!

How quickly we forget - the most complete skill set of any basketball player ever! That is what made him so great, aside from the scoring titles, all defensive titles, MVPs, college titles, Olympic gold medals, rings...

Not just this. People also forget how good MJ was at moving without the ball. The number of ways the dude could score on you was mind boggling. It's why he was still putting up crazy numbers as a dinosaur in Washington. And here's what's crazy too ... the dude was already posting up and hitting fadeaway js in college. People think his post game developed later on but it was already there since the beginning.

thanks Hanamichi you have so many great videos!

Michael Jordan is the greatest athlete with the fundamentals and skill to go with it. Lebron is the most physically gifted & imposing athlete.

Best move in NBA HISTORY! This dude was a killer!

oh man, this is an excellent put together video, well done..

Can watch this all day long

MJ's balance, strength, and coordination are ridiculous! These moves are really difficult to pull off and yet he makes it look simple.

wow. thank you so much! God bless you!!

another masterpiece great work

This is beautiful.

awesome video as always, thanks!

I just can’t get tired of watching the greatest of all time,mj

Great editing and great music. Thank you man. =)

OMG he's unbelievable!! 1on1, help-side defense, double team, and even triple team, it didn't matter!! he'll humiliate any defenders no matter what.

Jordan,Olajuwon and McHale post moves were incredible

Damn kobe literally stole all of jordan moves

@seokc78

7 жыл бұрын

Exactly

@deafboricua21

5 жыл бұрын

Richard Prempeh and you just realized it??!

@arizona_anime_fan

5 жыл бұрын

haha. so true. kobe admitted it too when he came into the league. he said straight up jordan was his idol and he patterned his game after him. the "Best" version of kobe was the "average" version of MJ. So it's not like he's a weak copy... he's a fairly good copy. But he's still a copy, and not quite as good (which of course only means he's one of the top 5 best players of all time, not the best)

@greatomeister675

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And did them worse and slower

1:01 michael doing a step back way before anyone else...

Great Video !! thanks

About to sit in my room and practice every move in this video lol

Wow! Nice choice of music as well! Great job, as always!

GREAT VIDEO !