They may be equally skilled but Trey got that professional CONDITIONING.

@Nosmile15

9 ай бұрын

That really was the difference

@shawnpark5939

9 ай бұрын

they are not equally skilled at all lol

@Rokkstxrdevon

9 ай бұрын

Trey obviously is better skill wise he was calling weak ahh nba like soft fouls tho

@Laz223

9 ай бұрын

Not at all equal

@trelwilliams5003

9 ай бұрын

@@Rokkstxrdevonidk man. My only think is 1 on 1 they’re definitely even matched. But it’s so much more that goes to being an nba player that we just don’t know. That pro knowledge will always be the difference

JLew NEEDED game 1, it was obvious he couldn’t win the stamina battle, so when he lost the one game he had fresh legs and was actually killing it, it was over. Insane performance anyway, went toe to toe with a pro. Nothing but respect

@alliesstartedww1308

9 ай бұрын

trey getting hacked bruh, what an obvious foul. TNC is being baised

@litan114

9 ай бұрын

thx Nerd

@xxxxxxxxxxxdfdszfgsz

9 ай бұрын

his first step is INSANE. I think he could win if he wasn't as nervous

@michaeldavis6993

9 ай бұрын

Jlew was playing great, but trey hit multiple tough 3s, good defense, better offense. 9:02 He's just that good at shooting.

@Nahstee

9 ай бұрын

​@@alliesstartedww1308stfu and learn to spell

Jlew don't got a bag, dude got a whole tool shed. Just needed that first game. Trey really showed that professional conditioning and calmness.

@avotev5815

9 ай бұрын

Trey Lou trash

@Ash-iy3xc

8 ай бұрын

Bag of tools?

@JasonFlemingMusic

8 ай бұрын

@@Ash-iy3xctools to score

@0zzku132

6 ай бұрын

sigh...

@24hourgrind

3 ай бұрын

nah man, he has that 100% speed with extended arm layup. he needs a lot of work. gotta learn how to actually control the change of pace, and start using what the defender gives him, rather than relying on him forcing his full throttle move.

Once bro put all of his heart into why he was there and other dude was like "That's cool, I'm just here to have fun." I knew it was over.

@rooftopping

2 ай бұрын

frr 😂😂

@exe2289

Ай бұрын

fr

there is a very stark difference. consistency and shot making. JLew eventually wasnt able to get to the spots on the floor that he wanted to get to. he couldnt stop Trey from getting to the spots that he wanted to get to. Trey's ability stay locked in on pull ups and knock them down in rhythm, from distance at that, was years of professional training on display. pros are pros for a reason.

@hossrendricks1716

9 ай бұрын

The word you were searching for in that paragraph was conditioning and you’re right it for sure showed.

@yellow8206

9 ай бұрын

@@hossrendricks1716 Yeah there was a lot of physicality and it looks like that had a greater effect on JLew getting more tired. Also, making jumpshots probably played a role, it's easy to get tired quickly if you have to drive it for almost all your points like JLew did in a high intensity, physical, 1v1 game like this.

@yellow8206

9 ай бұрын

@@hossrendricks1716 I think JLew is also a bit out of control, which makes his moves more unpredictable and exciting he's hard to guard forsure. But when you're out of control like that it's hard to finish even if you get to where you want to go, it's hard to finish consistently when you're off balance

@FromTheHipp

9 ай бұрын

@@hossrendricks1716 nah i said what i was searching for.

@jasonredmon1092

9 ай бұрын

@@FromTheHippnah it’s okay, you was lil long winded my boi

This is a great video to show the difference between pros and none pros. Having great conditioning, being able to hit shots while tired and playing D while tired is some really important shit to get to that next level.

@alliesstartedww1308

9 ай бұрын

trey getting hacked bruh, what an obvious foul. TNC is being baised

@pj-qe6bl

9 ай бұрын

@@alliesstartedww1308 whole time he was getting hacked but he showed he was a pro and that it didnt matter, just like when j smoove play against all these guys

@notsponsered

9 ай бұрын

Two games to seven and these guys are tired?

@leinardesteves3987

9 ай бұрын

​@@notsponseredyou try it with the handles they're making. The amount of stamina you'll burn without conditioning is no joke

@marshallbeck9101

8 ай бұрын

Should be really obvious, the internet is dumb

Love Jlew energy and demeanor…. Not trash talking, no excuse…. Just ball

@smbenga2

8 ай бұрын

Exactly, especially when he gave up that foul at the end of game 1. Definitely didn’t have to and still had the energy to close it out

@portugaog

16 күн бұрын

@@smbenga2 that was a clear foul tho

“I’m closer to Lebron than you are to me.” It’s really levels. You can also tell the pro is not going 100% in this exhibition. That’s the scary part.

@JasonJia909

8 ай бұрын

also this pro ain't even a current nba player...

@sirhoopalot1125

8 ай бұрын

@@JasonJia909damn who is he?

@chexnfx7161

7 ай бұрын

@@JasonJia909not a ton separate the nba guys from fringe players. Every single nba player and g leaguer beats the brakes off YT ballers.

@JasonJia909

7 ай бұрын

@@chexnfx7161 yup, and this guy is fringe nba/g league

@axelblomb6471

3 ай бұрын

Also most HS 4 star or 5 star recruits beat most YT hoopers too

I think top priorities for JLew are his stamina/fitness and a reliable jump shot. When Jlew is fresh, almost nobody can guard him on the scene. Some of the best, legit and legal handles on YT period and can get to the rim at will. But those moves also come with a price - they cost a ton of energy. And once your legs are sapped, your bag becomes alot more shallow. JLew is built like a precision fighter who has to finish a fight in the first 1-2 rounds. Going the distance is not really an option atm because he just doesn't have a big enough gas tank. Trey, on the other hand, looks like just a well-seasoned, poised veteran. His stamina is elite - his offensive moves and defense do not seem to have a drop off rate as time passes. He gets to his spots and takes shots he's comfortable with. Has fluid 3 point range which allows him to conserve energy. Definitely LEVELs to this. You can tell why this bro has been in the league. Pros are just built different.

@StretchDub

9 ай бұрын

Very well said!

@humzarobinson

9 ай бұрын

Conditioning is so important in basketball

@rrogers2370

9 ай бұрын

because he's not a real hooper. He jus plays lol

@johnnguyen6469

9 ай бұрын

Imagine calling a 130 pound kid a nightmare, someone who lost to a fat Chris white 14-0. Kid needs to eat and hit the weight room

@alliesstartedww1308

9 ай бұрын

trey getting hacked bruh, what an obvious foul. TNC is being baised

Major respect to JLeww. Doesn’t back down from anything.

@alliesstartedww1308

9 ай бұрын

trey getting hacked bruh, what an obvious foul. TNC is being baised

@younggbrotha808

9 ай бұрын

Lol that nigga quite

@anferneelaguerre7846

9 ай бұрын

@@alliesstartedww1308Trey doesn’t know you bro

@sirhoopalot1125

8 ай бұрын

@@anferneelaguerre7846we don’t know Trey either 😂

stamina difference between pros and the best non-pro hoopers is insane man. that was the real divide in the second game

If I was Jleww I wouldn’t be mad at this, he stood his ground on someone with years of high level experience on him. I’m impressed!💪 💯

man if jlew can get his jumper consistent he would be so lethal

@michaelj4256

9 ай бұрын

The shooting was definitely one of the major differences. That and stamina. You can tell Trey has spent so many hours working on his craft. That is crazy man.

@mavelsgohard

9 ай бұрын

JLew, put more legs into your shots. It will add more arch and fall straight in I promise. You got great trajectory and aim, you just need more legs. You’ll barley have to use strength to shoot and it’ll be silky smooth. You’ll be DEEEADLY

@CR250rSMITH

9 ай бұрын

trey's body movement and jumper is polished like a pro, jlew gots more flair but not as efficient

@ti84satact12

9 ай бұрын

I don’t understand these types of comments…you think JLew wants to be an average, inconsistent shooter? You don’t think he’s worked on improving his shot? Everyone may be able to improve his shot but not everyone is going to be a Steph Curry

@mavelsgohard

9 ай бұрын

@@ti84satact12 it takes more than regular practice. You have to be the guy first in and last to leave if you want to set yourself apart from the average.

I fw Trey, seems like a genuine cool dude and he can really hoop too! Man's got game and a burner! Loved the mature take from Jlew at the end, you'll come back stronger we know you will! Great game, battle of the LEWIS!!

@thekingdominfluencer

8 ай бұрын

Much love!

@Ash-iy3xc

8 ай бұрын

Yeah ok

Love this Lew vs Lew 1v1. Always great to watch Jordan play. Trey showed his experience and hit some great contested shots off the dribble. Not sure what Friga’s game plan regarding Trey is but it might be good to see Trey join the team. He could help take them to the next level.

Jlew is great but you can tell Trey is just a lot more efficient, better conditioned and even simpler at times. He gets to his spots & he’s a professional shot maker.

I feel like Jlew was definitely fouling as well, he had a few intentionally ones. The only difference was that Trey was able to finish thru that contact.

@Csurratt30

9 ай бұрын

From what I saw jlew intentionally fouled a couple times but called it but I’m only at the start of game 2

@kaee4k

9 ай бұрын

@@Csurratt30 ye fasho but what im saying is the sidelines tryna get on Trey for some of his fouls but Jlew was doin the same shii

@alliesstartedww1308

9 ай бұрын

@@Csurratt30 trey getting hacked bruh, what an obvious foul. TNC is being baised

@anferneelaguerre7846

9 ай бұрын

@@alliesstartedww1308I never seen this level of dickriding before. Don’t get pregnant

@musicmeister1313

7 ай бұрын

@@Csurratt30 finish the video jit

The first game I was screaming brooo I was like J Lew don’t settle you got this! Great humility and humble dude. Great hoopers but better humans.

Oh and another thing, Trey had no fear of losing this matchup. Confidence was showing throughout.

"Jlew great game, you played graet " that voice crack from Friga had me dying 😂😂. 6:22 - 6:25 caughtttt emmmmm

Glad to see jlew kinda of getting back in shape again🔥

Great game both of lew's Its awesome to See nba players showing out and showing love. Iron sharpens Iron it was just fun to watch imagine playing against an nba Player is crazy what u achieved friga 🎉 Much love from Germany to All you guys. ❤

He loved how competitive this was thru out still. All love and respect

Yo Friga! It's awesome real pro guys like Trey Lew are coming out to represent. They like what your'e doing man.... Keep on grinding. Love the vids.... Everyone's watching!

Can’t wait to see JLew in shape and with a consistent jumper. #UnStoppable

I just want to send a SUPER SHOUT OUT to my fellow alumni FRIGA! I played ball at Mount Union College. I started at point guard. 1985-89. Football was king then. It brings back memories looking at that court. We weren’t that good but I only have fond memories of my time there. Keep up the good work!

Crazy game, ball just wasn't falling for JLew. Great video Friga. Road to 1mill 👌🏾

NBA players are no joke. They work incredibly hard, not just on the court but also in the weight room. If u wanna play at the level you have to bring an incredibly consistent game in all aspects, including defense.

Got MAD respect for J lewww! He lives up to the hype. Bro is definitely SHIFTY

Trey had the size advantage which helped long term. Plus it looked like Trey was systematic in what he was doing defensively. He step by step took pieces and spots away making it harder for J. J really has some crazy moves. Very entertaining.

@makembounce69

9 ай бұрын

Size advantage a inch or 2 😂😂

@gregsimpson6954

9 ай бұрын

Mostly talking about mass. The height is a factor as well.@@makembounce69

@johnny2hotty26

9 ай бұрын

@@makembounce69he’s talking about size as in muscle. He easily uses his size to get to the basket a few times.

@Ternado-fs4yd

8 ай бұрын

See this sounds smart to idiots. You can’t put size advantage and long term together.

@lilcourtny08

7 ай бұрын

​@@makembounce69the is a difference, Zion at 6'4" would get to play totally different, every inch matters when playing against someone taller. All it takes is fingertip to block a shot.

Even before clickin on the vid I noticed and appreciate how you giving these dudes some ppl may not have heard of yet exposure and it truly helps because nba basketball is 100 individuals for every 1,000 so the odds are always stacked against you. That’s wassup friga! Always keep it upbeat and positive 💪💯

Respect to BOTH these dudes. That conditioning hits DIFFERENT on pro level an it shows. I think J ran out of gas and Trey just kept drilling. Nice work fellas!

That call at the end of game 1 weak asf 😠

@Kaihegon

9 ай бұрын

Big facts. Man says "you can't call your own fouls" then he calls his own foul...

@brandonlee5001

9 ай бұрын

@@Kaihegonhe said you can’t call fouls for him, pay attention

@ballaholikk2121

9 ай бұрын

Feel me!!!!

@jadieldiaz2235

9 ай бұрын

Such a cry baby. After that play not even worth playing with that man.

@yoitsSmitty2004

9 ай бұрын

@@brandonlee5001🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓

very good game here. very respectful foul calls. Both very talented dudes but, the slight edge from Pro league experience definitely pulled this game for Trey.

Great job on the thumbnail Friga and the title of the video really hooked me.

Both good players. Stamina and competing while tired is a whole nother game. I'd like to see a rewatch with both players being similarly conditioned.

Trey Lewis hell of a ball player. Been playing against him since 14 in 8th grade when he use to play with buckeye ballers and D1 greyhounds from Ohio. Cleveland state player went to Louisville hell of a competitor

@thekingdominfluencer

8 ай бұрын

Wow! Buckeye Ballers 😂 You just took me back. Haha much love!

@tevinjimenez9387

8 ай бұрын

@@thekingdominfluencer love my boy. Always good to see very good people and players live out dreams. Stay grinding

@tevinjimenez9387

8 ай бұрын

@@thekingdominfluencer and I ain’t from Ohio or nothing from Massachusetts played on Aau circuit 🙏🏻🙏🏻

@gocelts0521

2 ай бұрын

Where at in mass?​@@tevinjimenez9387

Gotta give it to Friga. I started following the year before his last college season. Hes come so far and set out to do what he wanted and miles more.

Need more of those ones bruh, huge gap of discipline, and fitness here

Trey just hitting some TOUGH shots. J doing damn near everything he could but Trey just kept hitting it, gotta respect it.

@bradeneve9586

2 ай бұрын

Talked to a pro about this. He said people think they are just “tough shots” but eventually it’s natural. They are tough shots to us, but it’s a good look for him. Can’t rely on them missing too much fr

Jlew is really getting back to himself cause compared to that Virginia 1v1 he's going to be tuff to beat when back 💯%

jlew with a fluid jumper is scary cuz his handle is top tier and his defense is good

@ti84satact12

9 ай бұрын

How old is Jlew and how many years he been hooping? A lot. If it ain’t polished by now, probably won’t ever be!

@RIPJimmyA7X

9 ай бұрын

I'm sorry but he'd foul out in the first quarter grabbing and hacking like that. Great skill for sure but there was fouling all over that he was getting away with that refs wouldn't allow in an organized game.

Thanks friga another special video🖤

Both are amazing talents, I have a ton of respect for both. Trey Lew is a BUCKET

Jesus saves ❤

Hell of a game! Condition was obviously the deciding factor. Damn the pro is in great shape 😂

@Okwiiishadowrogue

8 ай бұрын

Pro is in great shape but still said he gotta get into shape- it’s insane in the league 😂

@Barsvisualized

8 ай бұрын

@@Okwiiishadowrogue I caught that too

Respect for JLew! Damn, both are killers. Good job bro!

Salute King ..them boys hooping hooping 💯💪🏽

thats good basketball, no shit talking and nothing but respect for each other the new era of basketball is simply just all talk but this represents it perfectly

Damn.. Trey is so skilled. Some of those contested shots gave me chills. There's definitely levels to it.. that's muscle memory X thousands of hours of work..

@thekingdominfluencer

8 ай бұрын

Yessir! Thank you

@chexnfx7161

7 ай бұрын

@@thekingdominfluencerthanks for the show

@everythingbyjohn

7 ай бұрын

@@thekingdominfluenceryou tough bro salute to you

great videó, thanks for your content Friga! Youre the goat Bball Creator

GREAT GAME TREY! i dont like that call game 1 but you showed you're a pro level shot maker. J LEW!!! you balled out my boy i just need you to get in that lab and work on that off the dribble three ball!!!! you would be unstoppable if we just get that shot right.. GREAT VIDEO!

I keep thinking Jlew should put on weight and muscle to stop people from interfering with his finish but it might take away from his speed and finesse. If you gonna stay small you gotta start calling foul when they’re grabbing your hip, muscling, and riding you to the hoop. I know you don’t want to but you need to bro. He damn sure was calling foul on you. Keep recovering and conditioning bro! 💪🏾

@BlacboiiYT

9 ай бұрын

Yes indeed im 180 now used to be 165 u can move fast with any weigbt if u train but yes guys with less muscle Tend to get pushed around weak lol speed isnadvantage but yuh he needs to bulk up so he can blow by n not get stopped

@850Elli

9 ай бұрын

@@BlacboiiYT you right bro. Good job improving, keep up the good work! 💪🏾

@jeffhardy6333

9 ай бұрын

Weight and muscle does not take away from speed lol

@850Elli

9 ай бұрын

@@jeffhardy6333 ok

@giancarlocorrell5893

9 ай бұрын

That’s the difference between pros and park hoopers. Pros are freaks

Trey is extremely polished. His movement is solid his handles is tight and that jumper is deadly!! Plus like he said he's outta shape but his stamina is still way above JL !

@thekingdominfluencer

8 ай бұрын

Thank you!

@malakiyahamari8448

8 ай бұрын

@@thekingdominfluencer 💯brother ✝️

damn trey nice! good matchup. Jlew is still one of my favs from next chapter good work!

Jlew is always the underdog. I just wanna see you win bro 💪🏾

Man to think that, Trey Lew only played a couple of games in the league and he is still within like the 1 percent of the best basketball players in all world is just crazy. Just goes to show what an mj, wade, AI, curry or any other top 10 guard would do to any mortal like us.

You can tell the difference just off the way the ball leaves their hands on a dribble. Pro are always more polished and he wasn’t giving it his all or even thinking too hard

This was a crazy vid. A lot of talent was displayed in one video.

GO CARDS!!! ONCE A CARD ALWAYS A CARD. Hope the best trey!

Good games. JLew definitely should’ve pulled out game 1 but Ish happens. Gotta work on that conditioning and hit the weight room. Trey is a pro and you can see the gap

Damn, you guys are getting some hoopers.

aint no way he losing with those Mamba Grinch shoes on, sportsmanship at the end is EPIC!!!!

Two humble guys, I like that. Great game.

Trey plays against better competition on a consistent basis. He was stronger more athletic and did not rush to get to his spots. Also, Trey knew what he was going to do before getting on offense. He was playing chess you know the rest.

That left side bank shot and early turn around fade were PRO moves. To get on his level j lew gotta start wokting out and improve his shot. That game 1 late game missed 3 was the right call he had the space and surprised the defender.

This 🔥 body balance strength technique is everything for pros this why there the best at what they do and stay consistent this what I see good habits vs bad

🔥 best 1v1 yet

Wrap ya ankle jlew we see you still favor it bro 💪👍

JLew, put more legs into your shots. It will add more arch and fall straight in I promise. You got great trajectory and aim, you just need more legs. You’ll barley have to use strength to shoot and it’ll be silky smooth. You’ll be DEEEADLY

There’s levels to this 🏀 great vid

Trey is legit. Jlew has some cool moves but he isn't playing against world class talent night in and night out. This is probably the closest I have seen a non-pro get to a pro.

I'm praying for unlimited dribbles so JLew can really do this thing

@FromTheHipp

9 ай бұрын

that eventually just tires you out on offense my boy.

@mazphamm

9 ай бұрын

​@@FromTheHippthey should do unlimited dribbles with a shot clock

@Godssoldier.

9 ай бұрын

​@@FromTheHippnah

@ballinboxer3676

9 ай бұрын

You dont think an nba player can be even more dominant in an unli dribble game? Lmao

@auz3329

9 ай бұрын

​@@ballinboxer3676U think "Nba player" means "crazy handles"? Lol JLew definitely was cookin, then got tired (as Trey said in the end). Handles wise tho, JLew was gettin through him consistently on almost every play.

Trey a knockdown 3 point shooter. 💧

JLewww got a positive spirit and good sportsmanship 🔥🔥🔥💪🏾

🔥🔥 okayyyy

J.Lew you should never have gave him ball in pretty sure trey would not have done the same

@Nosmile15

9 ай бұрын

That’s a fact

Jleww definitely ascending. Can only get better he already raw. Losing game 1 to some questionable calls kinda killed his confidence. Big ups to Trey as well.

@crimsonplayz131

8 ай бұрын

Nigga what questionable calls??

Mannnn that first game hurt jlew… solid game from both. Trey is fire as well

Love the sportsmanship on the last game 🎉

Bro Sidney is mad underrated get that man back on this I like watching him he’s definitely In the conversation for the shiftiest too

that 5 pm slot is locked. lets get it

Pantos talked to Trey but was the first person to give him dap after the game, respect!

Awesome camera work. Feels like I'm actually there!

Its proven again and again. No one can beat an NBA pro.

@NoBiasAllBoxing

9 ай бұрын

An NBA pro was beat on this channel lol

@dez6661

9 ай бұрын

Lol

5:38 NOT A PRO CALLING THAT FOUL🤣🤣

@thekingdominfluencer

8 ай бұрын

SURE DID!

"that's not a foul what u talking about! " hahahaha😂

Beautiful. Keep working, both guys.

I was worried about bro in the 1st game because all that driving kills stamina. I normally, shoot more 3s in 1v1 and get stops and my shooting percentage can keep me up. I thought the 1st game was a lil cheating not letting him call his foul. That was clearly blocking.

Intentionally fouling when someone gets by you should be an automatic point

@user-vc8wi7ff1j

9 ай бұрын

Not a point but 3 intentionals should result in a free throw

@QuietStorm93

9 ай бұрын

@@user-vc8wi7ff1j nah 3 intentional fouls is crazy, why should I have to shoot a free throw cause you cant play defense?

@trelwilliams5003

9 ай бұрын

@@user-vc8wi7ff1jnah that’s crazy. 3 ?!?😭

Very great game! J LEWW Did his part! Respect , very tight good game..

Be coming back to these 1v1s while waiting for tnc to upload

Crazy how the pro calling the softest fouls after J was busting his ass 😂🥱

Damn the guy in the white shirt was killing it, mans just needs more stamina and I’m certain he would’ve won this

@yabishubish

8 ай бұрын

thats apart of the game playboi. nobody worried about stamina. get yo stamina up homie

Legend says jlew was the first person to finger roll a blunt 😂

Shiftiest hooper dibbles in straight line to a layup for almost every play, good one

Just to be clear with the 1v1s. Best of 3 / 1s and 2s / 1st game 3 dribbles / 2nd game unlimited / 3rd game im guessing 3 dribbles? / 2 consecutive fouls = free throw / smash the rock outta his hands and bounces is a lose possession

The stamina difference is what we gotta pay attention to , jlew coulda still won , but trey havin more stamina control helped him win

Excellent game. Trey showed superior balance, strength and conditioning. Jlew is nice.

After watching the latest NC vid jlew arms got way bigger. Proud of bro, n shoutout moon