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Your Personal 5 Most Memorable Moments Watching Sports As A Kid

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Sccit:
Either way, it's a bottom 5 moment not top 5 lol.. Big difference

M Dogg™:
oookkkkaaaayyyy

Infinite had a few what I'd call bottom 5 moments, so I took it as those moments that have an impact. He said favorite moments, but I read his examples and they didn't seem like favorite moments. But yeah, Magic's HIV announcement was truly Earth shattering to me. It would be like seeing Superman die in real life or seeing Batman get a broken back.

O.G A.Geesta'z:
i was like 7 or 8 and i remember when Mike Tyson bit Holyfields ear, i was lucky to even be allowed up that late but i remember we were at my grandparents and they were having a bunch of people over and i got to watch it right next to my grandpa and after he did that i asked "are they allowed to do that" and he said "no that man has gone crazy"

i also remember when the Montreal Screwjob happened and Bret Hart got screwed, i was such a huge wrestling fan growing up and it was around the same age as the Tyson incident, i almost cried when Bret Hart lost and i was told he was going to WCW, ive never looked at wrestling the same, (which i would of figured out eventually)

last but not least was Ron Artest beating up the fans at Detroit, yeah i wasnt that little but i was still in my teens and remember seeing it and thinking, "damn this guy is my new favorite basketball player" and Artest has been ever since...

TraceOneInfinite:

--- Quote from: Teddy Roosevelt on October 17, 2013, 11:15:27 PM ---
-Jordan hitting the buzzer beater against the Jazz.


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you must not remember it that well.  It wasn't a buzzer beater

TraceOneInfinite:

--- Quote from: NIKCC on October 18, 2013, 10:16:56 AM ---



u were goin for portland over LA? :nawty:

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You know I got love for the West Coast, but I grew up in the Jordan era as a Bulls fan.  By extension I had to support Pippen's last run at a title.   

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