“He got overpowered,” Shaquille O’Neal vocalizes on the ICONIC Poster dunk that destroyed Chris Dudley

Shaquille O’Neal has never gotten over the fact that Wilt Chamberlain scored more points during the regular season than he did. He is of the opinion that, if he had, he would have been remembered as the best player in the history of the sport. Yet, in the end, he concedes defeat to “The Big Dipper” simply because he never did.

Nonetheless, in spite of the fact that he has done this, millions of NBA fans still maintain the belief that Shaquille O’Neal is the genuine “M.D.E.” In contrast to Wilt, he played in an age that featured a considerably higher level of athletic talent and competition, which helped him win the distinction of being the most dominant player in the history of the game.

While responding to the incident of pushing Dudley during his dunk Shaq said. “He just grabbed me, he was under me, I had to get him off me. Little Fella”

On the hardwood of the National Basketball Association, “The Big Aristotle” has accomplished a series of heroic feats that have made it very clear that he is demonstrating his dominance.

It may be that the piece in which he humiliated Chris Dudley best illustrated that to its maximum extent was the one in which he did that. Over his career, Shaquille O’Neal has been subjected to a number of posters that are quite derogatory to him.

Yet none of them are as devastating as what he did to Chris Dudley of the Knicks. During a game between the Knicks and the Lakers, Shaq defended Dudley from behind and then, after a few dribbles, he stuffed a two-handed jam over him.

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Poster Done by Shaquille O’Neal That Is Derogatory to Chris Dudley

This slam was different from all of his other dunks since he virtually rode Chris’s back and then pushed him over at the end of it. Shaq, do you think we should take this further? Yes. Was it fun to do? In addition, yes. Furthermore, seeing the same level of competitive fervour on the hardwood of an NBA game is heartening.

Dudley didn’t take kindly to Shaquille O’Neal’s disrespectful behaviour, so he proceeded to toss the ball at him, which resulted in a brief brawl between the two of them. This was exactly what one may have anticipated would happen. Following the intervention of the referees, play would continue as normal. Nonetheless, the circumstances surrounding the incident allowed O’Neal to justify what he did to the Knicks centre.

Life: Shaquille O'Neal
Me: Chris Dudley pic.twitter.com/ZYVE7dOqoa

— Uncle J. (@JDanso18) September 28, 2016

Shaquille O’Neal offers an explanation for the manner in which he interacted with Chris Dudley. Shaquille O’Neal was well aware that he was taking on a difficult task all by himself. To contain a prime Shaq, defences only needed to double him up or employ the “Hack-a-Shaq” strategy. As a result, he considered it a betrayal on the part of the Knicks when they chose not to double him up.

“When I have the ball and I’m looking around, you motherf**kers aren’t doubling me. In my opinion, you should not behave in such a disrespectful manner. You’d best multiply, and make sure I’m included. O’Neal made a proclamation, “My reading of it is that it is a sign of disrespect.”

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