MJ getting disrespected these past few days...

[Angel Face]

http://scalabrinealert.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/MJ-Celebrating-Six-Titles.gif

[atljonesbro]

Without Pippen? No free passes.

[VengefulAngel]

Goat.

[SilkkTheShocker]

Jordan stans most insecure fan base on here by far. :lol

[Marchesk]

Jordan stans most insecure fan base on here by far. :lol

What do they have to be insecure about? That a few people might argue for Kareem or Wilt instead? Or trot out Russell's 11 rings?

[TheMan]

What do they have to be insecure about? That a few people might argue for Kareem or Wilt instead? Or trot out Russell's 11 rings?
That's our competition :pimp: Everyone else Jordan fans are like...
http://www.mindskin.com/p/192/notworried.jpg

[moe94]

What do they have to be insecure about? That a few people might argue for Kareem or Wilt instead? Or trot out Russell's 11 rings?

They don't enjoy comparisons.

Let me do your answer...he doesn't deserve to be compared to inferior players!

[ThatCoolKid]

That's our competition :pimp: Everyone else Jordan fans are like...
http://www.mindskin.com/p/192/notworried.jpg

:lol

[Legends66NBA7]

They don't enjoy comparisons.

Seems to be the case here most of the time.

There can be other boards for making player comparisons.

[VIntageNOvel]

agree, how could they put MJ's name on the same sentence with that playoff loser bran :facepalm

[Angel Face]

Without Pippen? No free passes.

Lebron without Wade, Bosh and Allen?
Kobe without Shaq and Gasol?

[triangleoffense]

It's really not even about Jordan's 6, even though he has them tho, it's about the way he accomplished it each finals more of a masterpiece than the first.

Jordan = Davinci, Remebrant and Basquiat all rolled up into a basketball player

Lebron would be his ball boy if they faced off in their primes

[onhcetum]

Lebron and Durant and cp3... and whatever, all great players but when you see them flopping around, prancing around like a fairy

Kobe, Jordan, Barkley, Duncan, etc etc never flopped

what ever happened to having some prime and playing some d instead of falling down every time someone touches you?

[Magic 32]

It's really not even about Jordan's 6, even though he has them tho, it's about the way he accomplished it each finals more of a masterpiece than the first.


This.

- Perfect career (never lost when he was favored or had HCA).

- Cinematically heroic (stayed with his small market team and found a way to beat the villains - aka the Pistons - and become the best).

- Never had a "moral loss" in this prime. Had plenty of moral victories when he was too young or too old.

- Finals moments that transcended the sport. Not just legendary basketball moments, but legendary sports moments.

Lebron fails in all of these categories (except perhaps some morals victories with the Cavs in the playoffs).

[Paul George 24]

Without Pippen? No free passes.

jordan made pippen :banana:

[Carbine]

Chicago is a small market?

[Goldrush25]

Pistons and Celtics went in dry on MJ until Pippen showed up. FACT.

[Hey Yo]

Lebron and Durant and cp3... and whatever, all great players but when you see them flopping around, prancing around like a fairy

Kobe, Jordan, Barkley, Duncan, etc etc never flopped

what ever happened to having some prime and playing some d instead of falling down every time someone touches you?
..................

[ihoopallday]

Everyone knows overall Jordan is the GOAT, but it's kinda annoying how his fans make him seem untouchable in every facet of the game.

[funnystuff]

That's our competition :pimp: Everyone else Jordan fans are like...
http://www.mindskin.com/p/192/notworried.jpg
ISH needs to make a historical players forum so you can sit in there and twiddle your little wink.

[JUDGE WITNESS]

mj getting exposed

[kuniva_dAMiGhTy]

Pistons and Celtics went in dry on MJ until Pippen showed up. FACT.

Ironically enough, Boston also "went in" on LeBron before he hightailed it to Miami.. :oldlol:

[Goldrush25]

Ironically enough, Boston also "went in" on LeBron before he hightailed it to Miami.. :oldlol:

No doubt.

[GimmeThat]

And 6 rings was an under achievement for him

[DonDadda59]

Happens every season when a new 'next MJ' comes along. They'll come up with ESPN charts comparing them at X age, some attention-whoring 'analyst'/sports journalist will proclaim random dude to be greater than Jordan, yadda yadda yadda fast forward dude falls painfully short.

Rinse and repeat with Bean, James, already started with KD. Shit is played out.

[DJ Leon Smith]

Jordan stans most insecure fan base on here by far. :lol

Unless Jordan comes back next season and scores 8 points in a NBA Finals game or loses a deciding NBA Finals game by 39 points or loses a home NBA Finals game after being up 24 points in the first half at home Jordan fans have nothing to worry about.

What's your mom up to right now?

[BBallZen83]

There is no such thing as a Jordan stan. If you think he is the best player in the history of the game you aren't delusional, you're just stating the obvious.

[funnystuff]

There is no such thing as a Jordan stan. If you think he is the best player in the history of the game you aren't delusional, you're just stating the obvious.
"Stan" is no indication of greatness, its how often you have that players genitalia down your throat.

[TheMan]

ISH needs to make a historical players forum so you can sit in there and twiddle your little wink.
Stay mad :oldlol:

[TheMan]

mj getting exposed
You getting exposed as a dumbass

[Goldrush25]

Unless Jordan comes back next season and scores 8 points in a NBA Finals game or loses a deciding NBA Finals game by 39 points or loses a home NBA Finals game after being up 24 points in the first half at home Jordan fans have nothing to worry about.



You'd think that but all you see are MJ fans (and MJ himself) bringing up Lebron all that time. Seems they wouldn't do that to a player that's inferior by far.

[MiseryCityTexas]

This.

- Perfect career (never lost when he was favored or had HCA).

- Cinematically heroic (stayed with his small market team and found a way to beat the villains - aka the Pistons - and become the best).

- Never had a "moral loss" in this prime. Had plenty of moral victories when he was too young or too old.

- Finals moments that transcended the sport. Not just legendary basketball moments, but legendary sports moments.

Lebron fails in all of these categories (except perhaps some morals victories with the Cavs in the playoffs).

People rarely ever mention the fact that the Pistons were old flabby and sick by the time Michael Jordan finally beat them.

[Trollsmasher]

Sounds like OP got his jimmies rustled again by a random thread on an internet message board

so ****ing insecure:lol

[Roundball_Rock]

Everyone knows overall Jordan is the GOAT, but it's kinda annoying how his fans make him seem untouchable in every facet of the game.

I remember a thread a few years ago where several MJ fans argued that MJ was a more dominant presence in the post than Kareem. :roll:

[SamuraiSWISH]

Well that's what happens when you're atop the THRONE. You defend from all comers.

And no one defended the throne like Jordan. 3 straight chips, on absolutely EPIC team dragging Finals performances.

Retires for 2x seasons, the best the Bulls muster is a 2nd round knock out.

The GOAT comes back, elevates the Bulls well past .500 status. Pippen was begging him to come back. MJ stumbles that playoffs, re-motivates.

Leads the Bulls to seasons of 72 wins, 69 wins, and with his supplemental help gone for half a season leads the Bulls to 62 wins, a 35 year old MVP. Oh, and a 2nd three peat.

6x rings, 6x Finals MVPs, 5x MVPs (should've been like 7 or 8)

Obviously Jordan's success would bother people who are bitter deliberately obtuse haters who don't want to acknowledge his clear superiority over the all-time field.

[Roundball_Rock]

and with his supplemental help gone for half a season leads the Bulls to 62 wins

They had a 56 win pace without Pippen--a significant decline from 69 wins the previous season and 72 wins the year before. In other words, the 98' Bulls without Pippen were basically the 94' Bulls: a top, contending team but not dominant.

[pauk]

Lebron fails in all of these categories (except perhaps some morals victories with the Cavs in the playoffs).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-EvdipjioY

As you can see, Lebron is fine compared to even Jordan....

[kamil]

That's our competition :pimp: Everyone else Jordan fans are like...
http://www.mindskin.com/p/192/notworried.jpg

LMAO!

[SamuraiSWISH]

the 98' Bulls without Pippen were basically the 94' Bulls: a top, contending team but not dominant.
MJ was 35, Pippen in '94 was at the APEX of his career. Significant difference in youthful ability, skill, and more importantly will power contributing to wins.

In '98 Rodman missed games. MJ's most consistent players were Jason Caffey, and Kukoc before Pippen retired. No All Stars like BJ, and Horace Grant.

Bulls wouldn't have even gone 7 games v.s. the Knicks in 1994 if not for rookie Toni Kukoc.

While Pippen selfishly pouted on the bench because he was asked to play decoy, to a superior half court scorer.

Without Pippen, Bulls don't struggle like that with MJ on the court. As I said, Pippen is an all-time sidekick, supplimental player.

:facepalm

[poido123]

Pistons and Celtics went in dry on MJ until Pippen showed up. FACT.


:facepalm

At least provide us with some kind of context or I'll go right ahead and say Lebron didn't win a damn thing until he joined two allstars.

See how it works? You just sound like a dckhead.

[Roundball_Rock]

Rodman missed only 2 games in 1998. He missed 27 in 1997 (the Bulls won 69 games) and 18 in 1996 (the Bulls won 72 games).

[SamuraiSWISH]

Rodman missed only 2 games in 1998. He missed 27 in 1997 (the Bulls won 69 games) and 18 in 1996 (the Bulls won 72 games).
I was confusing Rodman's health with 1997.

MJ was 35 in 1998 though, Pip was at his absolute peak in 1994. MJ didn't have 2x other all stars on his team in 1998. I'm sure if he did the '98 Bulls would get past the 2nd round.

The Bulls wouldn't have been going to rookies either for the Final Shot, and if they did ... I don't picture MJ pulling himself from the game. He'd create for someone else willingly. Just as he did for Kerr in 1997.

Care to reply to the rest of the post? Who are you, Larsa Pippen or Madonna?

:oldlol:

[Sarcastic]

Jordan has literally nothing to fear with regards to LeBron even coming close to his legacy. Lebron's tombstone will read "best player that came after Jordan".

[poido123]

Everyone knows overall Jordan is the GOAT, but it's kinda annoying how his fans make him seem untouchable in every facet of the game.


He was elite in a lot of facets of the game.

It's not inconceivable to claim Jordan was the best or close to the best at just about everything at his position.

Elite midrange game, elite man defender, elite scorer, elite rebounder at his position, above average passer(had a half season stretch averaging 11 assists a game), elite off ball defense, elite steals, elite blocks for a guard.

You tell me what he was bad at? You could say 3 point shooting, but he became pretty good as he started to use the shot more further into his career. He had a season of .427 from 3 in 95-96, so he certainly was no slouch there.

[pauk]

Jordan has literally nothing to fear with regards to LeBron even coming close to his legacy. Lebron's tombstone will read "best player that came after Jordan".

Really? Nothing at all? See this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-EvdipjioY

Now we dont know how it all will end up, but considering Lebron has been better / accomplished more than MJ at the same timeframe he is on pace to.... you know... tie up or even surpass him...

So there is lots to be insecure about with Lebron if you are a MJ.... you know how we ALL knew somebody would come in to the NBA eventually in the future and start potentially chugging MJ's cape away like nobody ever did before? Well, Lebron is THE GUY, he is THAT GUY......... the only surprise is he came very early, we expected at least 50-100 years would pass before someone would do what Lebron is doing right now.... he is THAT good, he aint no Jordan, he doesnt do it like Jordan, he is a completely different player doing it HIS way.... but he is THAT good...

[Kvnzhangyay]

Lets be honest not all, but some Jordan stans are hilariously insecure about anyone challenging MJ. Can't even think of why, I mean its not like they even know Jordan personally

Same goes for every other player stan btw

[SamuraiSWISH]

considering Lebron has been better / accomplished more than MJ at the same timeframe
Really?

9 years deep:

LeBron 4x MVPs, 2x Chips, 2x Finals MVPs
MJ 3x MVPs, DPOY, 3x Chips, 3x Finals MVPs

Oh, and Jordan had actual legendary Finals performances.

[Roundball_Rock]

Really?

9 years deep:

LeBron 4x MVPs, 2x Chips, 2x Finals MVPs
MJ 3x MVPs, DPOY, 3x Chips, 3x Finals MVPs

Oh, and Jordan had actual legendary Finals performances.

If the Heat win again this year:

Lebron versus Jordan at 29 (hypothetical)

Rings: Lebron 3, Jordan 3
MVP's: Lebron 4, Jordan 3
NBA finals: Lebron 6, Jordan 3
ECF: Lebron 7, Jordan 5
Best record in NBA: Lebron 3, Jordan 1
FMVP's: Lebron 3, Jordan 3

Lebron also has a higher playoff winning percentage than MJ.

The problem for MJ stans is not so much that Lebron is keeping pace with MJ thus far but that MJ won 0 rings, 0 MVP's at ages 30 and 31. Lebron will continue to add to his legacy, barring injury while at those ages. In two years it could possibly be 4-5 rings and 5-6 MVP's for Lebron--and Lebron would still be "only" 31.

[SamuraiSWISH]

Lebron versus Jordan at 29 (hypothetical)
Why age, and not years playing IN THE NBA ?!

This is LeBron's 11th season. MJ's accomplishments were achieved in 2x less seasons. MJ did all that in 9x seasons. No cowardly stacking the talent deck, or team hopping to get it done either. MJ molded his 2nd best player to his image.

LeBron asked 2x other franchise caliber talents to collude to get those rings, in a historically weak conference.

[DonDadda59]

If the Heat win again this year:

Lebron versus Jordan at 29 (hypothetical)

Rings: Lebron 3, Jordan 3
MVP's: Lebron 4, Jordan 3
NBA finals: Lebron 6, Jordan 3
ECF: Lebron 7, Jordan 5
Best record in NBA: Lebron 3, Jordan 1
FMVP's: Lebron 3, Jordan 3

Lebron also has a higher playoff winning percentage than MJ.

The problem for MJ stans is not so much that Lebron is keeping pace with MJ thus far but that MJ won 0 rings, 0 MVP's at ages 30 and 31. Lebron will continue to add to his legacy, barring injury while at those ages. In two years it could possibly be 4-5 rings and 5-6 MVP's for Lebron--and Lebron would still be "only" 31.

Hilarious. Same exact argument people were making for Bean just a few years ago. All hypotheticals about what a guy could do, but most likely won't.

Unless he's planning on doing more colluding and corralling more all stars to team up with. Miami's core isn't getting any younger. Wade is being handled old man Duncan style because his body is shot. Bosh may opt out to get a better contract and elevate himself from spot up 3 point shooter status.

The only thing they have going for them in the long term is the East is at an all time low, so they can skate by as a 1 or 2 seed pretty easily. Don't know how many miracle shots Jesus has left in him though.

[BlkMambaGOAT]

This.

- Perfect career (never lost when he was favored or had HCA).

- Cinematically heroic (stayed with his small market team and found a way to beat the villains - aka the Pistons - and become the best).

- Never had a "moral loss" in this prime. Had plenty of moral victories when he was too young or too old.

- Finals moments that transcended the sport. Not just legendary basketball moments, but legendary sports moments.

Lebron fails in all of these categories (except perhaps some morals victories with the Cavs in the playoffs).

I like MJ, but nitpicking stats aren't the way to go.:coleman:

[TheMan]

If the Heat win again this year:

Lebron versus Jordan at 29 (hypothetical)

Rings: Lebron 3, Jordan 3
MVP's: Lebron 4, Jordan 3
NBA finals: Lebron 6, Jordan 3
ECF: Lebron 7, Jordan 5
Best record in NBA: Lebron 3, Jordan 1
FMVP's: Lebron 3, Jordan 3

Lebron also has a higher playoff winning percentage than MJ.

The problem for MJ stans is not so much that Lebron is keeping pace with MJ thus far but that MJ won 0 rings, 0 MVP's at ages 30 and 31. Lebron will continue to add to his legacy, barring injury while at those ages. In two years it could possibly be 4-5 rings and 5-6 MVP's for Lebron--and Lebron would still be "only" 31.

Or on the flipside, if LeBron loses to the Spurs, this post will be bumped for shits and giggles

[poido123]

Really? Nothing at all? See this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-EvdipjioY

Now we dont know how it all will end up, but considering Lebron has been better / accomplished more than MJ at the same timeframe he is on pace to.... you know... tie up or even surpass him...

So there is lots to be insecure about with Lebron if you are a MJ.... you know how we ALL knew somebody would come in to the NBA eventually in the future and start potentially chugging MJ's cape away like nobody ever did before? Well, Lebron is THE GUY, he is THAT GUY......... the only surprise is he came very early, we expected at least 50-100 years would pass before someone would do what Lebron is doing right now.... he is THAT good, he aint no Jordan, he doesnt do it like Jordan, he is a completely different player doing it HIS way.... but he is THAT good...


...

[Roundball_Rock]

Why age, and not years playing IN THE NBA ?! This LeBron's 11th season. MJ's accomplishments were achieved in 2x less seasons.

Age is a better predictor of how many years a player has left than seasons played. Jordan played 15 seasons--he could have been like Kareem and played 20 but lacked the motivation in 94' and he did not want to play without Pippen and Jackson after 98' (he knew they would be a .500 team without Pippen, Jackson, Rodman). That disadvantages him in terms of career resume comparisons. However, it does help him in that he left in 94' and 98' on top and that made his legacy even more iconic--especially retiring after the legendary shot over Russell.

Lebron has played 2 more seasons but he was 19 and 20 in his first two. It is not as if he did anything in those years that impact him all-time, other than padding career totals, but not the things we are comparing.


Hilarious. Same exact argument people were making for Bean just a few years ago. All hypotheticals about what a guy could do, but most likely won't.


TheMan, I noted it is a hypothetical to illustrate Lebron, as of now, is not that far off Jordan's pace. It was not a prediction.

DD, you are right. Jordan won 3 rings, 2 MVP's from ages 33-35--along with playing on two of the most legendary teams ever in 96' and 97' (winning rings going 72-10 means more than winning going 56-26 imo...). These are facts, not hypothetical projections. It will be hard for Lebron to win 3 more rings and 2 MVP's over the next 4-5 years simply because it is hard to do those things over a career let alone half a decade. Bird has 3/3 for a career, Shaq 4/2, Hakeem 2/1, Kobe 5/1. It is very well possible that 5 years we look back and conclude Lebron did indeed come up short, just as Shaq (the only other real threat to MJ in the post-MJ area) ultimately did.

[Sarcastic]

Jordan didn't have to join Barkley and Ewing to win his rings.

[Straight_Ballin]

Why is it that all the ISH posters who are older and saw Jordan play never question his greatness, but all the young players always try their hardest to make the players of today belong in the same conversation as Jordan? :lol

Some deprived kids on ISH these days.
10,000+ post and have never dribbled a basketball.

[Kvnzhangyay]

Jordan didn't have to join Barkley and Ewing to win his rings.

He would have to though had the Bulls not gotten Pippen

[knicksman]

its disrespectful to compare a beta fakkit to an alpha

[Magic 32]

I like MJ, but nitpicking stats aren't the way to go.:coleman:

Losing with HCA

Bird = 7 (1980, 1982, 1983, 1985, 1988, 1990, 1991)

Duncan = 6 (2001, 2004, 2006, 2009, 2011, 2012)

Kareem = 5 (1973, 1974, 1977, 1981, 1986)

Shaq = 5 (1994, 1995, 2004, 2005, 2010)

Wilt = 5 (1961, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1973)

Oscar = 4 (1962, 1965, 1973, 1974)

Magic = 4 (1981, 1986, 1990, 1996)

Lebron = 3 (2009, 2010, 2011)

Hakeem = 2 (1985, 1987)

Kobe = 2 (2004, 2011)

Russell = 1 (1958)

MJ = 0 (24-0)

Nitpicking my a*s.

[Asukal]

Stop defending Jordan his accomplishments and stats speak for himself. :facepalm

These insecure bran and kobe stans can spout nonsense all day but it doesn't change reality. :oldlol:

[Straight_Ballin]

Stop defending Jordan his accomplishments and stats speak for himself. :facepalm

These insecure bran and kobe stans can spout nonsense all day but it doesn't change reality. :oldlol:

The most laughable part of it all is that these kids have opinions that are disproven by facts.

It's one thing to have an opinion that can be a debatable topic, but we're talking about something not even debatable when it comes to MJ.

[SpecialQue]

Fvck MJ. Motherfvcker was a racist piece of shit who got his father killed.

[SamuraiSWISH]

Fvck MJ. Motherfvcker was a racist piece of shit who got his father killed.
And was the greatest basketball player who ever lived.

Stay mad Laker Girls.

:oldlol:

[sd3035]

This.

- Perfect career (never lost when he was favored or had HCA).

- Cinematically heroic (stayed with his small market team and found a way to beat the villains - aka the Pistons - and become the best).

- Never had a "moral loss" in this prime. Had plenty of moral victories when he was too young or too old.

- Finals moments that transcended the sport. Not just legendary basketball moments, but legendary sports moments.

Lebron fails in all of these categories (except perhaps some morals victories with the Cavs in the playoffs).

:biggums: :biggums: :biggums: :biggums: :biggums:

[JohnFreeman]

Fvck Jordan

[SpecialQue]

Fvck Jordan

:lebronamazed:

[TheMan]

Fvck Jordan
This is when you know the haters got nothin' :applause:

Stay mad :oldlol:

[AceManIII]

:biggums: :biggums: :biggums: :biggums: :biggums:

Learn your history, dude...:facepalm

[Psileas]

Losing with HCA

Bird = 7 (1980, 1982, 1983, 1985, 1988, 1990, 1991)

Duncan = 6 (2001, 2004, 2006, 2009, 2011, 2012)

Kareem = 5 (1973, 1974, 1977, 1981, 1986)

Shaq = 5 (1994, 1995, 2004, 2005, 2010)

Wilt = 5 (1961, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1973)

Oscar = 4 (1962, 1965, 1973, 1974)

Magic = 4 (1981, 1986, 1990, 1996)

Lebron = 3 (2009, 2010, 2011)

Hakeem = 2 (1985, 1987)

Kobe = 2 (2004, 2011)

Russell = 1 (1958)

MJ = 0 (24-0)

Nitpicking my a*s.

This list doesn't mean much at an individual level as long as you don't find the series when the player's team was healthy and the said player was healthy and underperformed. Was Magic really to be blamed for the 1990 loss? Was Kareem to be blamed for the 1977 loss? Heck, that 1977 Laker team didn't even have a job having a HCA to begin with, as well as other teams, like LeBron's Cavs in 2009.

[livinglegend]

And was the greatest basketball player who ever lived.

Stay mad Laker Girls.

:oldlol:

Russell :banana: :banana:

[sportjames23]

What do they have to be insecure about? That a few people might argue for Kareem or Wilt instead? Or trot out Russell's 11 rings?

:cheers:

[livinglegend]

Losing with HCA

Bird = 7 (1980, 1982, 1983, 1985, 1988, 1990, 1991)

Duncan = 6 (2001, 2004, 2006, 2009, 2011, 2012)

Kareem = 5 (1973, 1974, 1977, 1981, 1986)

Shaq = 5 (1994, 1995, 2004, 2005, 2010)

Wilt = 5 (1961, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1973)

Oscar = 4 (1962, 1965, 1973, 1974)

Magic = 4 (1981, 1986, 1990, 1996)

Lebron = 3 (2009, 2010, 2011)

Hakeem = 2 (1985, 1987)

Kobe = 2 (2004, 2011)

Russell = 1 (1958)

MJ = 0 (24-0)

Nitpicking my a*s.

Russell injured in that series.

Next

[sportjames23]

Fvck Jordan


Dis nikka mad as ****. :oldlol:

[riseagainst]

MJ never lost with HCA.

truly the GOAT.

:bowdown: :bowdown:

[Angel Face]

Dis nikka mad as ****. :oldlol:

When I registered here January 2014, Freeman has only 200+ post. 4 months later, already at 10,000+ post. Possibly the most no life poster on ISH.

JohnFreeman in his mom's basement...

http://i890.photobucket.com/albums/ac101/angelfacefc/JohnFreeman_zpscf128eef.jpg

[riseagainst]

When I registered here January 2014, Freeman has only 200+ post. 4 months later, already at 10,000+ post. Possibly the most no life poster on ISH.

JohnFreeman in his mom's basement...

http://i890.photobucket.com/albums/ac101/angelfacefc/JohnFreeman_zpscf128eef.jpg

holy sh1t. That dude has 10k+ posts in just 4 months. wow dude needs to get his life together.

:roll:

[NBAplayoffs2001]

Jordan stans most insecure fan base on here by far. :lol

Yeah because getting destroyed in your first two finals is the first step to becoming the GOAT :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol

[riseagainst]

Yeah because getting destroyed in your first two finals is the first step to becoming the GOAT :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol


rekt.

:roll:

[sportjames23]

Yeah because getting destroyed in your first two finals is the first step to becoming the GOAT :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol


Pwn'd. :oldlol:

[Angel Face]

Yeah because getting destroyed in your first two finals is the first step to becoming the GOAT :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol

Nice. :oldlol:

[sportjames23]

When I registered here January 2014, Freeman has only 200+ post. 4 months later, already at 10,000+ post. Possibly the most no life poster on ISH.

JohnFreeman in his mom's basement...

http://i890.photobucket.com/albums/ac101/angelfacefc/JohnFreeman_zpscf128eef.jpg


Oh, shit. :roll:

[KobeMagic]

Yeah because getting destroyed in your first two finals is the first step to becoming the GOAT :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol

dat ether.

[dh144498]

Yeah because getting destroyed in your first two finals is the first step to becoming the GOAT :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol

:roll:

[Im Still Ballin]

Hop of MJ's average sized pen0r OP

[TheMan]

Yeah because getting destroyed in your first two finals is the first step to becoming the GOAT :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol
Holy shit:oldlol:
http://meme.lachflaesh.de/_ph/5/609019735.jpg