Allen Iverson says he wouldn't want to be Michael Jordan: "I'm happy with who I am" originally appeared on Basketball Network ...

"I'm still starstruck every time I see him" - Allen Iverson admits seeing Michael Jordan in person still makes him shake ...

Allen Iverson helped form the modern NBA where it is today, both culturally and stylistically. Iverson, 43, is a legend around the league, and he’s got plenty of stories from an era in NBA history ...

Former Philadelphia 76ers and Denver Nuggets point guard Allen Iverson is part of one of the most iconic moments in NBA history, and according to him, Michael Jordan is still bitter about it.

Rookie Allen Iverson faced the Chicago Bulls and Michael Jordan on March 12, 1997. Iverson dribbled close to the top of the key to see how Jordan would respond and quickly crossed.

As Iverson explained, “We’re talking about Black Jesus himself,” when discussing Jordan, and he offered up his favorite Michael Jordan story. No, it’s not when he crossed him over.

Given that Michael Jordan was at the peak of his power when Allen Iverson 's career began, it's no surprise that he drew influence from him. It's also worth noting that MJ is part of one of the ...

With respect to basketball and culture, Allen Iverson is one of the few NBA players that can be included in the same conversation as someone like Michael Jordan, and it is actually refreshing to ...

Luckily for Allen Iverson, he became an NBA legend like his idol Michael Jordan. But the Philadelphia 76ers institution revealed his first meeting with Jordan in 1997 was far from ideal in a sit ...

There's one other particular moment that stands out for Allen Iverson from his stellar career aside from the "Practice?!" rant and stepping over Ty Lue: His masterful crossover of Michael Jordan ...

By “Mike,” of course, Iverson means Michael Jordan, and while adding Shaquille O’Neal would have meant for an absolutely devastating group, there are probably better all-time NBA trios.

Allen Iverson is the athlete who's come closest to being the next Michael Jordan. Before you tell me I'm an idiot in the comments, reminiscing about the time Kobe scored 81, counting off the number of ...