Allen Iverson reminds his fans of the impact he made on basketball with a biblical twist. While he may no longer be blessing the hardwood with his game, his fans surely have him deep-seated in their hearts. Reminiscing about his golden days in the NBA, AI shared his photo and his various accolades with his admirers. And obviously, his fans are in complete awe of this former superhero of the Philadelphia 76ers.

Captioning his Instagram post, “My size made me David. My game made me Goliath!” Bubba Chuck brought a biblical angle to his life as a baller. He jibed that his talents likened him to Goliath (10 feet), but his stature reflected David (5 feet.) Undeniably, the icon amassed a huge amount of love, respect, and honor.

While he never won a championship trophy, Iverson is quite proud of the honors he bagged over the 15 years of his playing career. He is 1997 NBA Rookie of the Year, 2001 NBA MVP, 11x NBA All-Star, 2x NBA All-Star MVP, and 4x NBA scoring champion. He is also 3x NBA Steals Leader from 2001-2003. On top of that, he was a part of the 7 All-NBA Teams and NBA 75th Anniversary Team. Additionally, he was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 2016.

The post was a sweet reminder of how greatness recognizes greatness as Kobe Bryant once playfully warned everyone saying, “We are fortunate that Allen Iverson is not 6’5”.” As soon as the revolutionary legend posted on his social handle, fan reactions came flooding in.

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Fans call him the G.O.A.T.

Unquestionably, AI has millions of followers, and they were not slow to display their affection for “The Answer.”

One AI fan remarked, “This doesn’t even scratch the surface of your impact on the game and culture of basketball.”

Another user took a trip down memory lane saying, “Made my youth watching the Sixers every game just straight up amazing.”

One more jumped to the same road and said, “Your presence was a big part of my high school life. Philly all day!!!”

Some fans also added more to his list saying, “The only man to make the 2k cover 5x in a row.”

Further, most followers simply wanted to see him play again as they mentioned, “miss watching him play.”

After looking at the long list, one user quickly remarked, “Almost beat Shaq and Kobe”

Fans are completely correct when they say he just missed beating Shaq and Kobe as he never won an NBA trophy. But they also remember what he brought to the game.

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