Daily News | Allen Iverson’s ‘We talkin’ ‘bout practice’ rant was 20 years ago
UpdatedOn May 7, 2022, Allen Iverson dropped his famous rant about how little practicing with the 76ers mattered to him at that moment.
Iverson started his answer “pretty low-key,” Hartman said, “and then all of a sudden, it kind of flipped into another gear. And I guess the rest is history.” “He looked at me and he goes, ‘And I liked you!’” Hartman said. “And he went on to talk about how every day, he has to hear the word practice. Think about that: every day of his life, he had to hear someone say ‘Practice, practice! Not a game, not a game.’ And he said how difficult it was on his kids, particularly.”
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