Sheed's UNFILTERED Story Of The Time He ALMOST FOUGHT Arvydas Sabonis!
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- The fans have been asking Sheed to detail the time he threw a towel at Arvydas Sabonis and he finally reveals what happened from his perspective with that story. Sheed and Sabonis never had real beef, but things boiled over and almost led to a fight after Sabonis chipped Sheed's tooth and Sheed retaliated.
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Yo the host trying sheed 😂😂😂 "that wouldnt have ended well for you"
He’s most likely right though
I would be worried about a 7'3" giant trained by the Soviet Army fighting me in a locker room, but hey, that's me.
he’s not God
so he can get knocked out just like the next man
😂😂😂 facts!!!
@redrockballa you don't know what people from former soviet union have seen or done!!
@@LeA-gp3mj Lietuva
Ain’t nobody thinking about that when you’re mad
Sheed is wildin' saying Davis could contend with Shaq when dude got manhandled in the prior finals for 38/16 per game. Sabonis at least had weight and skill to battle Shaq with, Dale Davis had no chance
Sabonis if younger and more importantly not as injured would've destroyed Shaq (or at least better keep up with him). Years of the USSR running him to the ground did a number on him and Sabonis had skills of the best bigs we have today, that was foreign in the 90s game. Great guard vision and ability to shoot 3s while also with the physique to absorb the contacts against big centers like Shaq.
Shaq destroyed Dale Davis.. Sheed is high as fuck here
Exactly what I was thinking. Davis wasn't gonna do anything with shaq. He said Davis could guard shaq by himself 😂😂. That's some bs.
😂 I had the same thoughts also. 😂
@@kuunami The free-throw line could stop Shaq.
😂he's just as strong as Shaq
I've heard sheed say this before. Dunleavy had it right. Sabonis was one of the few players in n the league that had enough weight to bang with Shaq. Dale Davis was surprisingly decent on Shaq despite the size difference, but not as good as sabonis. Honestly, sheed sounds kinda like a sore loser in some of these interviews, and he was my favorite player when I was a kid.
Sabonis would have murdered him. It’s not even a discussion. Rasheed is delusional
No doubt. Sabonis had like 4 inches and 60+ pounds on Wallace.....unless Rasheed armed himself it wouldn't have ended well for him.
@@KClouisvilleand let's not even focus on his size since Sheed is a massive dude too. There was some toughness about these soviet block dudes. Sabonis was known for being very calm and mature so when he said he was going to hurt Sheed you better believe he was going to do some
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Bruh could barley move and he just going beat up a hype sheed yea ok
@@rogerjohnson586bruh was 7’3 290lbs and had good enough cardio to play in the nba into his late 30s. He ain’t gotta move to fight Rasheed. Sabonis grew up in the Soviet Union my guy. Watch the teammate interviews, they all said sabonis was gonna murder him in a fight
Aight Sheed one your fmr teammates Antonio Harvey said that Sabonis had u shook. Back in the locker room, furious Sheed was yelling & saying he was going to "f**k up" Sabonis. Harvey also said that Sabonis was "built like a tree", with the "biggest head you will ever see." Sabonis calmly looked at Harvey and said, "I will kill him", it was straight Ivan Drago from Rocky voice. Harvey, realizing Sabonis is dead-serious and fears your teammates won't be able to stop Sabonis from "choking the life" out of Sheed, starts yelling at the Wallace to shut up. After that, he said u realized Sabonis was very serious so he stopped instantly and was quit. Can u clarify this 🔎
Yo Sabas is from Kaunas:)) got mad respect for Sheed, but there is another famous Ivan Drago line: "if he die, he die":)) 😊
Kaunas yra Kaunas
And Mike Tyson gonna beat Jake Paul
Are you talking about Antonio Harvey's Epic Sabonis Story Live on Who's the Ross?
Nah sheed from north Philly I don't believe he would tuck his tail
Dale Davis isnt stronger than Sabonis come on sheed smh
I wanna hear Sabonis side of this
Sheed, you’re tough & all. But damn, Sabonis isn’t somebody I’d wanna mess with.
What makes you think that Wallace is tough? Because he talks slick?
@@cmack17 Nope.
@@2H2521
What makes you think that Wallace is tough?
He isn't, he's just another loud mouth that barks like a chihuahua. This dude really told a story about the time he ALMOST FOUGHT someone, congrats Rasheed, you want a cookie? Like wtf. These NBA dudes are weirdos trying to act all hard. @@cmack17
Obviously growing up in the hood in America is a bitch. But growing up in an Eastern European hood is a whole different world.
wallace was a great underrated teammate and player. If you didnt watch in that era just know hes a hall of famer for sure and could do it all.
💯 what a pleasure to watch him play for his whole career. One of my favorite Pistons of all time. Criminally underappreciated
Excellent team player. it’s a shame he’s so overlooked. His game wasn’t overly flashy, he was unselfish and put the team first and took pride in defending, unfortunately the media and most fans tend to value the highlight players over solid team basketball and he was always just written off as that guy with the temper and ref beef.
@@HippolitoJuancheese well said
Preach it!!! Sheed HOF!!! I'll sign up
Wallace was a 4x All Star...that's it. No All NBA, no All Defensive, no individual accolades, never lead the league in any stat. That is not a Hall of Fame career.
Dale Davis just as strong as Shaq?- Sheed is just making cr@p up
Guess you don't know Dale Davis or you jocking Shaq.
shaq out weight dale davis but i bet he can the same amount of weight shaq can
Dude u casual prime shaq was lifting 375lbs lol Davis not doin that
@@g-knowledge4639buddy shaq pushed dale davis, and Antonio davis around in the finals vs the pacers.. shoved his ass around … shaq averaged like 38 ppg … every game shaq gave those brothers like 40 except one game i think…. And he throw dale davis out the way….. dale davis couldn’t even handle Alonzo in miami who use to shove his ass around too…
Sheed's a hell of a storyteller.......don't know how much of it's the truth tho
Sabonis would've been like Jokic if he came to the NBA earlier
True, was pretty athletic before he got hurt too
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Makes sense why he son is
Sabonis before his injuries, was much faster, much stronger and much taller than Jokic. So it is only safe to assume he would have ended up being better than the joker if he had the chance to mature as a player on a healthy condition
I remember watching this game and losing all respect for Sheed once he did that. As a lifelong Blazer fan it was hard to switch from being a Sheed fan to wanting him traded to another team. I cheered when he got sent to Atlanta.
Did you cheer when he got traded to Detroit and won a chip?
Same here. I loved him as a Tar Heel and defended him but when he threw the towel at Sabonis it was really bad. But at least he apologized to Sabonis. It was definitely embarrassing watching it live though.
The savory Sabonis, all hail
In retrospect it makes sense why he was mad. I didn't love it because Sabonis was his elder, but I didn't give up on him forever, lol. Kind of silly.
He was a hothead back in the day but he was a good player and his teams usually were competitive.
"...and Sabonis went like this - BLLLEEHHHhhh (arms flailing back)" 🤣
"Check the chip toothed smile, plus I profile wild" - Nas
“And you just chippin teeth randomly..” lol!!!!
That 2000 Western Finals was one of the best of all time.
*For the GAYKERS and REFS* - So that makes it, a 1 sided affair
@@cobrakainevereverdies6940are you talking about the whole series or just game 7?
@@RaiderGannon12 - The WHOLE SERIES. Shaq admits, YEARS later = Blazers and Kings should've beat us - HINT, that bets and money was put in
@@cobrakainevereverdies6940 Blazers would have beat the Pacers in the 2000 NBA Finals. Kings would swept the Nets in the 2002 NBA Finals.
@@RaiderGannon12 - If LIFE was normal and people do, what they're supposed to. Kobe was cool, Shaq was ok, but their legacy will always be tainted.
Ya’ll did hear him ALSO say that he was wrong & he shouldn’t have thrown the towel & that he didn’t wanna fight him because he was his teammate, right?
I asked about this story a couple of weeks ago, and now Sheed is talking about it. This is awesome.
Now tell the locker room story about how Sabonis wanted to fight you and you went hiding.
He’s underestimating Sabonis. In my opinion. When that happened I was yelling at the TV. lol. Honestly really like Wallace but that moment I was mad. Sabonis in a fight wouldn’t be so easy.
how are y’all butt hurt from him tellin a story about something HE WAS THERE FOR man y’all gotta be the softest cupcakes in the world! any and everything bothers y’all .. ITS HIS STORY😂😂😂
Tell it on your podcast 😅
@@badman4746 yours appears to be the softest comment of them all. What a hero
@@Boss3Nate it always be atleast one princess like you 😂 it never fails
Sheed looks like the rapper Proof. Same teeth too 💯 😂😂
🎯💯
I wonder if Sheed ever been told that when he was playing for Detroit.. Which Prooof is from..
@@therealityofitall4819I heard a story about it a long time ago but I don't know if it's true
Sabonis had a deadly jumper
Flat jumper😂 Far from deadly
Bill Laimbeer looking shot
People that can't fight are amazed by another person's size and fear it.🎉
size ain't shyt
There is weight classes in boxing for a reason genius
@@Alphasports576 this ain't boxing Einstein
@@MpatheticNtrusions if you don't think size matters in a fight you don't have a really high IQ you've probably a very low IQ human being you give me a 200 lb of that knows how to fight and a guy that's 160 lb of knows how to fight the guy that's 200 lb is going to win every single time unless he has a glass jaw, you're not the sharpest knife in the draw
Exactly, it wasnt about the size with Sabonis. He was a gentle giant. You just don't mess with those dudes. Specially if they grew in soviet Lithuania
Finally, thank you Sheed. Ive been commenting about this forever!
You need to have Sabonis and Sheed on here together to reminisce!
Emotional maturity of a three year old.
If you knew how he used to be you’re know he matured a lot but maybe you’re from another country or just started watching
@@dukeblue3793 Nah. I remember all those western conference playoff series with Sheed, C-Webb, and Shaq. Portland probably would have won a chip if he wasn't always throwing tantrums and getting thrown out and suspended like a big baby.
Great to hear Rasheed apologized and regrets it. That's being accountability and character.
Love me some Sheeed, but Sabonis would have broken him in half.
I remember watching that and that towel throw shit was exactly when i knew that series was done . that was actually the start of the end of that whole team in my opinion. what sheed should’ve fuckin done is take his anger out on the lakers with his play instead . the whole dam team fell apart amd just stopped making shots right around that point in the game. the refs were also calling in favor pf LA the big market team.
The refs did the same thing with the Kings.. Portland and Sacramento were stacked in the early 2000's ..
@@budz4eva662 yeah your right i forgot Sac was killin that year as well . loved watchin those guys . lets face it the nba wanted the biggest market team to win that year.
Sheed is a typical hood dude who relays story, 70% exaggeration for entertainment purposes and 30% fact.
I hated it when Sabonis would do that flailing shit. Sacrificing his entire presence with a terrible acting job and most of the time never got the call.
Shaq often got away with murder being allowed to dislodge and elbow people while the refs turned a blind eye
@@FuShengAlexExactly. During that era Shaq would be throwing elbows and do his normal bull in a china shop routine and NEVER get called for fouls, while his defenders would be out in the 1st quarter with 3 ticky-tack fouls. This led to players just giving up on defending Shaq (not their fault) and either Hack-a-Shaq or flop.
@@ergoat The 01 Finals between Philadelphia was THE most shambolic refereeing performance I've ever seen. On one play Shaq posted up and swung a deliberate elbow into Mutombos mouth causing him to bleed and no whistle was called.
I just stopped watching the series midway through.
I watched what Shaq did to the 76ers in the Finals. Shaq would post up Mutombo disheveled him by pounding it then force would lift Mutombo about an inch off the ground with both of his feet planted.
@@FuShengAlex They didn't really start calling fouls on Shaq for that nonsense consistently until he was a little older and out of a Lakers uniform.
As soon as Sheed said Sabonis was supposed to take the middle away from Shaq…. You knew that was a bad strategy
Shaq destroyed Dale Davis(and everyone else) sheed act like we never watch Shaq chew up the whole league....Dale Davis vs Shaq...lol you blew up on teammate in front of the world.Sheed acting salty Sabonis was cool as hell.Blaming a guy for getting destroyed by a prime shaq?
24 years later and Finally get to hear Sheed talk about it.
I love Sheed on and off the court. And he's definitely not one to be messed with. But Sabonis ain't no punk either. Im putting my money on Big Sabonis on this one, specially at that moment
This what i been wanting to know!👍🏽
Shaq was so dominant back then, I don't even recall if he was ever called for an offensive foul.
🤣🤣
Lol we all remember that shot that Sabonis took to the chest
Come on Sheed! Dale wasn’t going to stop Shaq either.
I remember watching that live. I'm such a huge fan of Sheed n' Sabas and that was a rough thing to see as a Blazers fan.
They had Jermaine O'Neal guarding Shaq a few times and that actually was a decent approach to not have Sabas get into foul trouble early. Jermaine held his own in bursts. But Shaq in that era was unstoppable in the long run. Oofta.
In Sabonis’s defense he was clumsy asf, and Dale Davis was strong but he was barbecue chicken for Shaq.
Dale was no where as strong as Shaq this dude high. He must never watched that Indiana series vs the Lakers
I remember that Sheed. Thanks for the story. Makes sense why you were mad. I'd be mad too. Sabonis floppin when he should have been standing his ground and flinging his arms around and breaking your tooth. Haha, that towel hit Sabonis, that was funny.
Sabonis would knocked him out!! COLD
Seems Sabonis used to hit Sheed's head not only with his no look passes so poor Sheed had to throw something back :D
And from Antonio Harvey story you just got lucky to get outta that locker room alive. So stop talking "Dale Davis could guard Shaq" bullshit and tell us whole story Sheed.
Anothe time Sheed is biased and mad at someone and lost focus and objectivity.
Sabonis has been one of the best matchups against Shaq for allowed point average in the playoffs (if not the best, can't find the data right now but I remember some analyst pointing this out).
So you can still say your rant against him (Dale Davs stroger than Sabas? Or strong as Shaq for what I'm concerned? sure, sure..) but keep in mind who you are talkin about.
Sabonis has been a champion in every league or championship he played, including the olympics (against a certain David Robinson among others). He could not win a ring as many other legends (sir charles, Ewing, Stockton and Malone etc etc) mainly because he came too old and crippled and because to win in the NBA you also need a lot of luck, every piece has to fall right. If you didn't blow that leadagainst the Lakers maybe.....
Even though old and crippled he still been one of the toughest matchups for Shaq in all of his career, stats wise. Sabas is a Legend.
Definitely not, you can watch the full games on youtube
@@geronimopratt7976 except I watched those playoff series also live
Shaq slaughtered Sabonis in the playoffs even b4 that memorable 00 WCF. Shaq had a field day in both 97 and 98 vs Sabonis.
@@geronimopratt7976exactly. Shaq slaughtered Sabonis in both 97 and 98 even before that 00 WCF.
Only the Spurs were able to somewhat hold Shaq in check because in Duncan they had the only player during the 3peat years that could match Shaq talent wise.
@@FuShengAlex except that legendary game 7 Shaq was held largely in check by Sabonis until David Stern's minions gave Sabas 3 questionable fouls to get him out of the game in the second half. The storylines that summer about Shaq choking in a big game would have run wild. Instead Brian Grant and Sheed had to try and contain Shaq down the stretch and the lakers completed their famous comeback.
Sabonis was one of the two centers who you'd have to be absolutely insane to get on the bad side of. The other being David Robinson.
I remember that towel slap. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Stat line in the 4th for that game is very telling. Look at the fouls. NBA, man.
The key word being ALMOST. Certainly, Sheed did not want it with Arvydas.
😂 oh yes. Shaq and Sheed made sabonis cry 😂😂😂. That Blazers squad was SSSStaaaacked lineup. Too bad they couldn't hold it down up 18+, 5min to go in the 4th game 7.
Rasheed, sos el más guaso de todos. Gracias por ese equipo hermoso de los blazers que me hizo ilusionar hasta el último cuarto contra los lakers.
If da Blazers woulda had Sabonis in his prime,,, they most likely beat da Lakers. IMO
@vittirowashington5211 Don’t make excuses, they should’ve & could’ve beat them regardless of that.
A prime Sabonis...the first Bulls 3-peat may not exist.
Most definitely. Sabonis was a beast. I loved watching him play!
@@2H2521 I made no excuses, I gave an opinion. An excuse is as such: The Blazers lost because they had an old Sabonis.
Me n my girl beefing too.. I ain't getting no cheeks tonight! 😔😂 I'm on da bs let's go
Not.
Man, any time I think of Shaq and how dominant he was I only picture him repeatedly knocking Sabonis to the ground and getting an And 1
I was rolling with Sheed for the first 30 seconds until he said Dale Davis is "just as strong" as prime Shaq. 🤣
Rasheed back then Did not have the size to defend Shaquille O’Neal
Agree that it would have been a bad decision on Sheed's part, for a number of reasons. But still, love Sheed and love the story.
😂Dale Davis just as strong?????? All due respect Sheed low key sounds like he stretches truths.
I have always been a Lakers fan living in L.A. but I really like that Portland Team.
Need to get Arvydas on the pod!
That blazers team was nice , the west was stacked back then
Coming face first is pause of the century
Sabonis would've folded Sheed like some laundry
Sheed is high, he’s always high, he was high back then and he is high now. It would have been Drago vs Apollo.
I remember Shaq being faster than Sabonis but not stronger. And Dale was weaker but gave Shaq a different look cause he had some strength to contend while being smaller but still the blazers needed both. To me the weakest link was Stoudamire who felt a liability on D.
After LeBron, Sheed's my favorite player of all time. I wanted him to retire a Blazer but always felt like if the 76'ers put him with Iverson they would've won a title. We win it all in 2000 if that b**** a** ref doesn't eject Sheed for looking at him.
I wish we would have gotten prime sabonis in the NBA. He was a legitimate monster in his younger days. By the time we got to see him play in the NBA his knees and hips were already going bad and he was nowhere near as mobile
If only a young and strong Arvidas went to the league earlier than expected.
I remember that play
Sabonis actually guarded Shaq better than anyone.
Casual u better check stats lol shaq bbq that old dude
@@cheetahturner4576Sabonis was 7’3” and big. Not skinny at all and Shaq could not push him back like he did other centers.
Shaq had 5 less points per game against the Blazers in the West Finals then the rest of Shaqs playoff games in the 2000 playoffs. That was the time when they were rigging games for the Lakers for ratings.
@aaronbuster5665 casual youtube sheed throws towel in face in ssbonis u know why shaq dunked on his head power dunk had him off ground shaq was 40lbs bigger than sabonis
This shit mad funny 🤣 Sheed a real OG
Sabonis would of knocked the frosting off you
When you have been judged by the content of your character all along
When he wasn't throwing towels at teammates he was getting technicals and ejected from games. Straight hothead in Portland, to the point of almost being a liability. Everyone in the league got knocked 5 feet backwards when shaq turned and hit them with that elbow
He's not my Vydas, he's not your Vydas. He's Arvydas.
Sabonis's old ass would have put Sheed in the ground
Bro Dale Davis weighed 220 Shaq was over 100 pounds heavier than him there ain’t no way he was slowing Shaq down at all 😂
Corrections, the time almost decided to get killed by Sabonis
Sabonis is my favorite player of all time, but he was old and broken down at this point in his career. Dunleavy should have never put Sabas in that position for as long as he did. Having to play a prime Shaq for 30+ minutes per game in a 7 game series, I'm sure he was always trying to find a way to get Shaq in foul trouble. He definitely should have played guys like Dale Davis & Jermaine O'Neal more.
@stanakkkeran Dale Davis wasn’t even on the Blazers that season & Jermaine O’Neal was barely in their rotation.
@@2H2521 I'm talking about once Davis was on the roster in 2001. Plus, Jermaine should have been in the rotation. He was a bigger and better athlete than Brian Grant. Dunleavy didn't like playing young players.
@@stanakkerman2386 The Blazers did absolutely nothing to develop
Jermaine O’Neal, he was young & inexperienced, don’t forget he came straight out of high school & was the youngest player ever drafted at the time. He was also gone by the time Davis got there, pretty sure they were actually traded for each other.
@@2H2521 they were traded for each other. That's my point exactly. Dunleavy should have given Jermaine more time and a spot in the rotation. They never should have traded him to begin with.
@@stanakkerman2386 Your comments made no sense, couldn’t tell if you were talking in past tense or current tense for the time especially while discussing the 2000 WCF series against the Lakers. And don’t forget Shaq slaughtered Dale Davis in the 2000 Finals when the Lakers played the Pacers.
They ain’t your homie if they don’t clown on you 😂😂😂
Dale Davis was strong as hell but he was not just as strong as Shaq. It's statements like this where I just can't take these stories seriously man it's only one side of your hearing.
Dale Davis was strong as Shaq😂😂. Sabonis was about 7'3 290lbs of muscle. And Shaq was moving him effortlessly. He might not have flopped.
COME ON PEOPLE HIT THAT LIKE BUTTON
That was the most disgraceful basketball move
Good to see Horry’s son getting into the podcast space
When Karl Malone knocked out Brian Grant’s teeth the softness of Sheed and the rest was evident. They folded up the rest of the series. Sabonis was one of the few guys strong enough to hold Shaq a bit. Sabonis and Oliver Miller were the list.
Protect Sheed at all costs
At about 4:44, WOW, he really told Sheed "that wouldn't have ended well for you" to his face!!! Advice, young man: be careful with that stuff, even if you think you're right. We men all have our pride and you never know when something like that will be taken as a challenge. Juuuuuuust saying.
I always believed that Rasheed is an attention seeking overemotional child. I specifically remember watching on TV a game where his mom was present, I think it was in Philadelphia. It made an impression on me the way she was provoking the crowd, being obnoxious and attention seeking. That says a lot.
That was hilarious
Shaq never shot anything left handed. He shot that right hook over his right shoulder on people
Sheed dope. Funny as hell
Beginning of the end for the blazers
Shaq saw all those cats as bar b sue chicken.. Sabots was 58 when was with Portland, in his prime prime it would be different because he was a badd cat, Sheed knows nobody was seeing Shaq back then.
That old dude would have wooped Sheed respectfully
I love Sheed, but no. An old and slow Sabonis was still a beast.
Love Sheed in many ways but why did he try to bully the Bulls as a rookie? What happened? He practically picked a fight with Luc Longley and Jordan came over and told him to basically get away. A rookie!
Sheed funny asf😅
I thought he was Rey say he fucked up the coverage or smn😂
So Sabonis was only 7'1-2? I thought he was 7'3-4