RIP Kobe and Uncle Cliffy, seen in the opening minutes. 🙏

@loreleifajardo2430

Жыл бұрын

Cliffy?

@SG-js2qn

Жыл бұрын

@@loreleifajardo2430 Cliff Robinson.

He stunted his growth trying to stunt.

@sameerwilliams4054

3 жыл бұрын

Facts. $110 million gone. That makes me sick and it ain't even my money.😵🤯

@deavondaniels3453

3 жыл бұрын

True ya’ll

@ljavery10

3 жыл бұрын

Well said!!!!

@micheldejoie7530

3 жыл бұрын

Thats a good one 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Danny Ainge is a mark ass buster. I still remember when he threw a fastball straight at Mario Elie head

@virgillesaca

3 жыл бұрын

@King yeah he never forgot what Ainge did to his OG Mario Elie. I Never liked Ainge never will, slimy ass guy

@jus3278

3 жыл бұрын

Max and Elie were about to beat his ass and the only reason they didn't was, because it was the playoffs.

I knew he lost some money when I saw walker living in same apartment building as me

@ronnielister1023

3 жыл бұрын

yea ok their broke and our broke to differnet things yea he lost 100 million but probably still has 10 mill

@Remy4722

2 жыл бұрын

@@ronnielister1023 he doesn’t have 11 mil lol he my guy but he really broke

@musiclover-cn7tb

2 жыл бұрын

@@Remy4722 I think he invested in a lot of bad business deals and child support did it.

@Remy4722

2 жыл бұрын

@@musiclover-cn7tb he did and gambled a lot and gave out mad money being to generous

@toddpace4588

Жыл бұрын

@@Remy4722 Not broke. $250,000 net worth.

Rip Cliff Robinson at the beginning of the video he passed away a few months ago played in the league 18 years with several teams calling him a front runner

@loonertic7337

3 жыл бұрын

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Loved this dude when i was younger. Then I started realizing he was sort of one of those dudes that just worries about HIS. If he cared less about stats and focused more on D and staying in shape, he could have been HOF

Walker was ahead of his time as a player. A stretch 4. A good big shooter from the outside. Pro athletes gamble A LOT. It's up there with drugs and alcohol. All career and life killers. Also, even some of the supposedly financially wise athletes can get ripped off by con men. Just SAD.

@bofuthereturn

3 жыл бұрын

he was josh smith of his time. he was a lousy shooter but kept chucking it up. with his size he should have played more in the post.

@theclassicmanila-style8435

3 жыл бұрын

@@bofuthereturn he was better than josh smith, cmon man that's a bad comparison, josh smith was a bad shoother caught up with the evolving period of the nba when he had no choice but to fire up those 3s to see if he can still belong but he never does, walker on the hand, is a multi skilled player, he is a solid post player, he also plays point forward to the point that of some games he is literally the point guard, walker was more like an early version of carmelo anthony when his ego got in the way of his skillset, he took every shot that he liked, running plays for himself for an iso, contested 3s, can also bully inside when he's motivated, at his best walker was an all star than can takeover games

@diegochavez6203

Жыл бұрын

@@bofuthereturn that's why right system and culture matters I think the Celtics weren't very good at the time pierce was young and walker was pretty good but just not that good he would have been better bas a third guy

@QuestionEverything562

Жыл бұрын

@@diegochavez6203 Those matter, but Antoine was always going to fail because of his vices. No coach coach or culture controls a player's personal life. Antoine was lazy, partied too much, and overweight. These are attributing factors to his quick decline in the NBA.

@jimmybrava2810

Жыл бұрын

Don't forget the bitches, yo!

i used to think that A WALKER was extremely deadly he was a powerforward that literally does everything dude was 🔥from 3pt range

I saw him last year November on a flight from Chicago to NY. He had gained some weight & I knew about what happened. I felt bad bad 4 the guy! 🖕🏾🤬 Evilyn for leaving when the well was dry! Glad seeing him on TV as an analysts

@jwordxyz

Жыл бұрын

thats gold diggers for ya. they are everywhere

He was nice on the floor, him and Paul duo was nice

Walker story always made me sad for him. This man should’ve been considered a legend smh. I’m glad he’s back on his feet financially.

A. Walker a Chicago basketball Mount Carmel HS Legend. might I add NBA Champion certified walking bucket they asked him why does he shoot so many 3s " Because aint no 4 pointers" a stretch 4 with a nice handle. play making skills Danny Ainge is a hater

@tl6752

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah from a Bostonian and life long C’s fan, Ainge is/was a hater! RIP Tommy Heinsohn

@ronnielister1023

3 жыл бұрын

he won a chip with who??

@Dantana773

3 жыл бұрын

@@ronnielister1023 The Miami Heat that's who 🤨 google it

@ronnielister1023

3 жыл бұрын

@@Dantana773 damn homie just ask u question no need to get cocky

@Dantana773

3 жыл бұрын

@@ronnielister1023 Damn Homie I answered the question you asked. And stated you can Google it to verify it.. nothing to be Cocky about 🤷🏾‍♂️

My favorite college basketball team ever is that Kentucky team with Antoine & Walter McCarty Derek Anderson Tony Delk Ron Mercer and Anthony Epps Jeff Sheppard

@dougfresh4454

3 жыл бұрын

That team was the best ever in my opinion absolutely loaded

@garrettburleson5357

3 жыл бұрын

@@dougfresh4454 1974 NC State was undefeated but y'all don't talk bout that

@dougfresh4454

3 жыл бұрын

@@garrettburleson5357 undefeated don’t mean your the best team ever did they win it that year ..?

@garrettburleson5357

3 жыл бұрын

@@dougfresh4454 I'm pretty sure they won the championship game. They were in the same generation as Bill Walton as well but those small town players from the mountains of North Carolina somehow beat every college team that year. My cousin Tommy Burleson was the center for NC state, played on the olympic team and everything and still no one knows about him. Now he owns a Christmas tree farm lmao.

@garrettburleson5357

3 жыл бұрын

@@dougfresh4454 It definitely doesn't make them the best but these big names are expanded by the media but these guys who were barely on the map went undefeated against "legends"

he made paul pierce a better player, it was walker's team by the late 90s before pierce became elite. they had similar play styles, I miss those early 2000s celtic team, walker was an underrated passer and post up player , he does not put too much effort in defense and his shot selection is crazy, but that's antoine walker for you love him or hate him.

Kobe speaking that gospel! Such a brilliant player and person. RIP

walker and pierce combo was not going anywhere even in the weak east. walker was a shit player who shot less than 40% from the field and was a terribly inefficient outside shooter who had fallen in love with the 3 pointer. they had reached their peak and ainge was right to get rid of him. i don't get how this guy can say ainge was a bad gm when he rebuilt the celtics into a true championship caliber team that won the chip and was in contention for years. ainge also collected loads of draft picks without tanking and got the most out of one dimensional players like isaiah thomas without committing to them long term.

@acason4

3 жыл бұрын

You’re 100% 👌🏻... This guy don’t know shit (at least regarding Ainge & Walker). Ainge is a great GM & Walker got fat, inefficient & fell in love with the 3 ball. His downfall/stunted growth was all on him. Danny Ainge just saw the writing on the wall... BTW I loved Walker as a Kentucky Wildcat. They’ve been my team since the early 80’s so I’m not just hating on Walker.

@mamatheregoesthatman3361

2 жыл бұрын

@@acason4 was balling in Miami

@acason4

2 жыл бұрын

@@mamatheregoesthatman3361 Huh?? He averaged like 10/4/2 the years he played in Miami shooting 42% from the field & 55% from the FT line! Hell, he averaged as many TO’s per game (2) as he did assists! That’s not exactly what I’d call “balling”… 🤷🏼‍♂️

@QuestionEverything562

Жыл бұрын

@@mamatheregoesthatman3361 Yeah, for like 1-2 years as a fat role player. Pat Riley got rid of him too.

I used to live in Los Angeles and do extra work for television shows. I worked on the very last Ricky Lake show as an audience member and was able to see Antoine Walker talking about how he blew 100 million. The whole time I was just thinking how if I had 5 percent of what he had I would have let it stretch for my entire lifetime

@jimmybrava2810

Жыл бұрын

5 milli. Nice

@austinwilliams7379

Жыл бұрын

@jimmybrava2810 u gotta be high commenting that💀💀

Walker didn’t do himself any favors by being terribly inefficient for a 6’9 player.....

Antoine Walker was the MC Hammer of the NBA in the early 2000s

@loonertic7337

3 жыл бұрын

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A man ahead of his time. Walker in todays game would be a superstar.

The host does not seem to want to put the blame on the one person most responsible for this outcome

@QuestionEverything562

Жыл бұрын

Yup, Antoine Fatman Walker himself. He was the #1 reason for his own stunted growth.

Don't forget when he got robbed in Chicago along with Eddy Curry

Great video as always JC. Cant wait to here your stunted growth story.

20 & 10 playing all 82 is tuff any era

@loonertic7337

3 жыл бұрын

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Keep putting out these vids G..... waiting on that Desean Butler West Virginia

Definitely a fan favorite circa 1996-2003. Now let's be honest: his shot selection was poor; that was a turn off for many teams. I'm glad he was able to bounce back from his (difficult) financial situation post-retirement.

Antoine is a Hero to the economy. By spending all his money he helped generate much GDP and income for other individuals. It's a zero sum game. One person's spending = another's income. One person's debts = another's savings. It's a zero sum game

@vegastjg

3 жыл бұрын

He did nothing of the sort he lost his money gambling at casinos

@garrettburleson5357

3 жыл бұрын

How's he a hero? He could've created a business and created jobs and wealth for his country but rather he blew more money than most will ever touch in their life. Money has no owner, only spenders, whether or not he has money doesn't increase the gdp of our economy. He's a retired nba player not Jeff Bezos

Great story. Definitely a life-lesson for all pro athletes. Unfortunately, I still don't see this trend of going broke stopping any time soon. Athletes are still dropping $100k on a gold chain instead of a house that can get them $5-10k/month in rent for years to come; dropping $10-$20k/month in child-support instead of $4 on a box of condoms; paying family's/friend's bills each month or flexing at the club with a 70-person entourage...After seeing him drop a few G's each on custom 82 custom suits (one for every regular-season game), a new exotic car each month, paying for rooms/suites for his entourage during away-games, and dealing with Evelyn's bag-chasin a**, I'm surprised it took that long to go broke.

@buzzerbeater3350

3 жыл бұрын

Don't forget no pre-nup and bad investments!

@yaotmacfrancis

2 жыл бұрын

i speak for a lot of people who definitely do not feel sorry for him. He seems like a good guy but if you lack common sense to not know that money eventually dries up then that's your fault. I did a shimmy when I heard he went broke. [million dollar man laugh]

I remember him being on all the publications before he got to the NBA, saying he's the next Magic, can play all five positions

The bucks ray allen was unstoppable

@jknumber5138

3 жыл бұрын

Seattle Ray had better numbers. Boston Ray won a championship

@acason4

3 жыл бұрын

“Unstoppable”? 19/5/4...🤷🏼‍♂️

@loonertic7337

3 жыл бұрын

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I’m happy he got back right with his money he living good now

Another Dope video from the B.I.G Homie👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Antoine Walker was a Great Player he wasn’t good he was GREAT, One of the Great Players in his time maybe just a little bit ahead of his time but definitely One of the Greatest in his time... Glad he got the Ring with My Guy D-Wade but anyway it’s just messed up how he didn’t have no guidance with his money situation, Just another Lesson that money isn’t everything... Anyway to anybody that’s watching this remember y’all, Keep Going & Be Safe 🤟🏾💯

@QuestionEverything562

Жыл бұрын

No, he was never great or a superstar, he was just good at best. He played in the perfect era for his terrible inefficiency.

Great video Can you do an updated Cam Reddish plz

@nettyballball497

3 жыл бұрын

To early wait a couple more years at least...✊🏿💯

These videos are 🔥

Raef LaFrentz! You should so "Stunted Growth" on Raef LaFrentz! He was a 15 points, 8 rebounds, but most of all a 2.5 blocks CENTER, in his prime! I know that he injured his knee 12 games into his rookie season, but I thought he made a recovery from that.

@hunterwade9030

Жыл бұрын

I don't get the Chris Mills/Raef shade in this vid

Oh man please do Ron Mercer next ! Uof K had ballplayers during Pitino's tenure ✌🏾

My favorite player during my youth he was ahead of his time with how he played the game

RIP KOBE… homie always made sense, and always followed thru…

Walker,Pierce, and Allen.... that Celtics team was a BEAST!!!

I played Basketball at Mt. Carmel the year after he graduated.... everybody in Chicago wanted to play for Carmel after Antoine... an Donavan McNabb graduated lol

Walker was one of my favorite players, but around 01 he became super inefficient mostly just jacking up 3s.

Right on cue ladies and gents Antoine "Blew it all" Walker ... Bka Antoine " Ball till you fall " Walker

Walker used to come here often to Puerto Rico, but would bring 8 friends and rent them 8 rooms at the Ritz, giving them all money to hang out and play at the casinos

Walker had nice all around skills but was a low percentage bad shot taker scorer. In today's game he, Dirk and Nash would be a nightmare to stop. Don Nelson was ahead of his time in terms of how he wanted that team to play but I don't think there was enough possessions back then.

@QuestionEverything562

Жыл бұрын

It's because they allowed teams to play actual physical defense then, and the Mavs would often struggle against tough defenses and better rebounding teama in the early to mid 2000s playoffs.

Damn. I remember this. Crazy. Anyway Notifications SQUUAAAAAAAAAAD!

@loonertic7337

3 жыл бұрын

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This happened to many sports figures NFL, MLB , hockey .

Cyber twan would be worth maybe 5 year 200 plus mil type contract if he was playing now. He was on knucklehead podcast a few mths back. Lozada the real 🐺 . She did more with less than many. The thing that gets me with guys like him is why they never seem to be able to stay in shape. That 98 allstar game is legendary. In NYC. MJ last one so we thought. Bean 1st..KG, Timmy. Real competition. Walker I believe was a starter in the East. Crazy to think. Appreciate this one!

I remember all the analyst considered Walker a “chucker” and from my perspective, he was. Then again, he was the man on the Celtics and did what The Man is supposed to do and his numbers proved it.

Ainge dumping Walker was the right move.

Do more stunted broke

Yo could you do a video on PJ Hairston.

@buzzerbeater3350

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! That idea is lit!

If I understand correctly, in fairness, Antoine Walker didn't blow his money on things like drugs. Although, he DID gamble, which can ruin you. I believe he also MEANT well, but blew a lot of money on bad real estate investments. Also, like many athletes, he had that dang "entourage," that he felt he had to fund.

dude i remember Walker going OFF on philly in the 2002 playoffs he was hitting threes like curry

Miss Kobe

Wow. Had no idea Antoine was this good in Atlanta in Boston. I really didn't watch him on those teams.

I never noticed that he look like Shaq and Charles Barkley at the same damn time

Im just my man got his ring even though he probably had to sell it im glad pne of my favorite players knows the feeling of being a champion

Cmon man his field goal percentage in Boston was low and getting lower each year….He was just too inefficient, don’t revise history and make him seem better than he was.

If that MAvs team existed today with those players at that spot in their career, theyd be like the warriors. Mavs were ahead of their time.

I grew up watching the Celtics Antoine was definitely detrimental to Paul Pierce his growth. That’s why they had to get rid of him. He also was chucking up threes at horrible times. When he was younger he was awesome as he got older especially with Paul around it was difficult to watch.

@QuestionEverything562

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, and Danny Ainge clearly understood that as well. Stunted Growth defended Antoine unfairly and with bias. Walker was an extremely inefficient and low IQ shot taker. He couldn't shoot threes, yet kept chucking them up because he was too fat and lazy to post up more often. He could have been better, sure, but he never had a HOF worthy temperament or discipline. He stunted his own growth and potential, nobody else did.

He never married Evilyn lozada. In fact h has never been married.

@CapedCrusader007

3 жыл бұрын

You're right they were engaged for like 9 years.

@blakelip3

3 жыл бұрын

He dodged a major bullet

@bloodysummertv3081

3 жыл бұрын

Lol she dated a player from every major sport league lol

@brendano7948

3 жыл бұрын

See he didn't make all bad decisions

@blakelip3

3 жыл бұрын

Way these women are nowadays make me not even wanna get married smh

He was my favorite player. I love the shoots he used to force 🤷🏿‍♂️😂

@loonertic7337

3 жыл бұрын

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When I attended University of Louisville for Grad School, Antoine was there looking for work. UK didn't even look out for him when he was down.

Glad I didn't comment before I heard your opening statement, because Antoine Walker is very far from broke, but did mess up most of his money..

Judging by the amount of times Walker changed teams, maybe it's possible that Ainge knew something we didn't?

Bennett forget nba live 1999. Walker was a beast!

I hope this situation turned around for him.

Damn, I had no idea the Walker shimmie was a thing 🤣

@loonertic7337

3 жыл бұрын

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As a long time Celtics fan Walker was a pretty good shooter in that time.

Was jus thinking mane how u ain’t done Anthony Bennet and Mkg yet

Dam u did this video about 8 times on him , I get it cause this is unbelievable

Walker, Miami 06. Wade, Shaq, Payton, Haslem, etc

very sad man...he was one of my fav players...i think it was too overwhelming and too fast for twanny. that 1st trade killed his career

He was shooting 500 3s in his mid 20s. At 24 25. Shooting 38 percent.

Here’s a solid Stunted option in my opinion: Miles Simon

@mrstanbmw

3 жыл бұрын

of all the guys on that Arizona team Jason Terry had the longest career, Bibby had a very good career, but Terry was the one everyone slept on.

@QuestionEverything562

Жыл бұрын

@@mrstanbmw Jason Terry isn't a stunted growth story though. He was a terrific role player, he maxed out his career as a very reliable and elite 6th man for many years in the NBA.

Toine has a great heart but a weak inner scoreboard and it allowed people to use him. He didn’t have enough people in his life that cared about him, they cared about what he could do for them.

Jc please do a stunt growth on tony delk

@QuestionEverything562

Жыл бұрын

That's a good one, he had that 50 point game once. Nigguh could get hot af.

Do one on mark madsen madd dog haha or kwame brown

Shimmy. Loved Walker when he was in Boston.

Man I hate we missed out on all that knowledge that Kobe was going to give us...smh I wonder did he leave some personal or untold stories that his wife can put out in the future

Stunted Growth: Reuben Patterson (Cincinnati)

I had no idea he went to Dallas

He look like spida silva alittle bit

I'm sure you have 100 ideas what to make, but it would be cool to make a video for youngsters, like what do you have to look after when you become a pro athlete or in general, how to handle things, we can see bad ways in these videos. I think you are a great "teacher", mainly showing bad examples to learn from

You should do tony delk he dropped 50 and I guess lead kentucky in scoring but no one knows him

Do Ron Mercer

I fux wit Cyber Toine but R.I.P. to Uncle Cliffy

Keyword " friends" I hope they were really his real ones and not just hangers on.

Desean Butler West Virginia

Can u do one on DeJaun Wagner/Ricky Davis...that backcourt was hell..then lebron came😒

I always said if I made a lot of money id give Toine some money! he gave me 1000$ as a ballboy for the Boston clitics ! 2 other ballboy as well good hearted dude !

If I had that bag....I wouldnt spend shit save for immediate family for at least a few years...by then all the fake friends will be looong gone and you should have a better idea about how to move fwd... admittedly it would be hard to stay out of Ferrari dealer but I would

what happened to his documentary?

Always felt like he just never put the work in. Could have been HOF if he had

I watched the espn documentary broke he told his story.

Nobody talks about how Danny Ainges has no loyalty. I wonder why.

@QuestionEverything562

Жыл бұрын

Trader Danny, he'll even trade his friends.

7:05 Toine could not shoot from deep. He wouldn't stop chucking despite being a bad shooter, who should have been on the boards. Everything Ainge said about him was true.

@QuestionEverything562

Жыл бұрын

100%, Stunted just doesn't see that.

I was lucky enough to met Antoine in person ( in East Europe it was a rare thing trust me), I still think Pittino messed him up, he was an athletic guy with great ball handling skills and hands for his size, then with Pittino he had green light for all crazy sh!t, yeah okay to shoot from a step behind the 3 point line🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ his shot selection got horrible, then lost his athletism and got into bigger trouble. Hope he is doing better

Instead of saying a player went broke you might want to say how a player blew all his money

Jamal tinsley