It's safe to say Iverson took "Be like Mike" to heart because he literally wanted to be like him, stating that Jordan is his everything multiple times. The reverence never left him; he is the reason behind why Iverson is who he is today, and it all started ever since the two first met in Iverson's rookie season.

Iverson played basketball with a fire matched by few. His docuseries on Prime Video gives more of an insight into who he is.

Reebok has announced the limited-edition release of Answer III and Engine A colorways celebrating Iverson. The sneaker collection pays tribute to Iverson's unparalleled journey from high school standout athlete to global basketball icon.

"Why didn't I patent that?" Iverson told Travis Kelce on the "New Heights" podcast, shaking his head, almost in disbelief. "The crazy thing about the sleeve is, you know, everybody's wearing it in every sport. If you think back on it, it was just… What's it called when the trainers used to pull it and they used to cut it?"

Prime Video’s “Allen Iv3rson” documentary series delivers an unprecedented look at the NBA legend’s story and is available to stream on Thursday, October 23. Viewers can stream the docuseries for free on Prime Video, with a 30-day free trial. If you’re already an Amazon Prime member, you can access the documentary through your Amazon subscription.

Allen Iv3rson' premieres Tuesday at the Philadelphia Film Festival and will be available to stream on Amazon Prime on Thursday.

Here is everything to know about Allen Iverson’s kids: Tiaura, Allen II, Isaiah, Messiah and Dream. Allen and Tawanna welcomed their first child, daughter Tiaura Iverson, on Dec. 16, 1994.

Rarely is the Big Aristotle left speechless. But that’s exactly what Allen Iverson did to Shaquille O’Neal when he told the big man his starting five. The Answer hopped on

NBA legend Allen Iverson revealed Wednesday that he has a signed photo from former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce in his house, with a very specific message about the Dallas Cowboys inscribed on it.

Shaquille O'Neal, 53, opened up about his unique relationship with rival-turned-friend Allen Iverson, 50, when speaking with PEOPLE exclusively at the Allen Iv3rson world premiere in New York City on Monday, Oct. 20.

The 2025/26 NBA season has basketball fans excited to see their favorite superstars back on the court like Steph Curry, LeBron James and Luka Doncic, but one former all-time talent resurfaced this week and delivered a remake of one of his funniest moments as a player.

Shaquille O’Neal talks about teaming up with Steph Curry's company, One9 and the Authentic Media team to tell Allen Iverson's story in 'Allen Iv3rson'