Dennis Rodman FIGHTS Giant 7' 7" Gheorghe Mureșan (1997)

[@bballvault]

Guy threatens to shoot up the park after heated street ball game kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXfVk6CAa8-Nic0

[@krabz9390]

what does the guy look like?

[@EdwardsEightE8]

​@krabz9390 probably more masculine( compared to a female) maybe short hair, he probably had a penis. He might even had facial hair What most men look like. 😅

[@Antonocon]

Rodman: The art of making it look like the other player started it.

[@SR-uz1ov]

Lol

[@reijosalminen7502]

Maybe that is the reason he has been in North Korea comforting Kim....soulmates.

[@eladrio2311]

Thats why Rodman got ejected and not the other way around?

[@1machoguerrereo508]

I literally saw him trying to get the referees to think karl Malone was mugging him lol

[@Size8fittedguy]

Lol. Edges out Rick Mahorn

[@jayramsey8212]

When the NBA was a professional version of hardened streetball. It was a beautiful thing...and damn I miss it.

[@jelly7310]

Same here. Back then if you flopped it was usually because you were actually fouled hard. Today, we have primadona actors.

[@RealTeuton555]

That's right Ramsey, NBA today is a soft thing. They say that nowadays the basketball is played like this. The most of time, we watch only three-point-shoot players.

[@yung2o365]

@@RealTeuton555 if ya saw ANYTHING tough in this 6 min clip, you're lying lol. This was todays basketball with no 3's. Rodman was also the biggest flooper lol

[@mikewilliams9069]

pewsi azz era

[@mikewilliams9069]

@@jelly7310 durquit is toxic

[@alexbratcher7184]

So many legends on the same court. The 90's were the best

[@hughdismuke4703]

The 90's was a watered down league, you kidding? It's why the bulls won six. There was no competition! The Jazz, Trailblazers, Sonics and Suns weren't exactly dynasties, not even close. Teams the bulls played against in the finals. Even the Lakers team was old and outdated past their prime.

[@X2Finest23]

@@hughdismuke4703 every team you named beats the Nuggets this year, and they look like they gonna win it all.

[@hughdismuke4703]

@@X2Finest23 I was referring to the 90's.

[@reformedgringle]

​@Hugh Dismuke boy u have no idea what you're talking about ...this was a man's league back then ...today's players would be shutdown

[@hughdismuke4703]

@@reformedgringle show us the super teams in the 90's then. Go ahead, I'll take your argument apart right in front of you. I never compared the 90's to todays league. You did! I was merely pointing out why the bulls won so many rings. It was a joke of a league. The real super teams were in the 1980's with LAL, Boston, Detroit, Philadelphia and even Houston. The bulls didn't have to contend with a super talented league like that. Teams in the 90's had basically one star on it and the bulls simply had the deepest bench in the league, is why they won all of those rings. And to prove that point further, look at all of the teams they faced in the finals? Anyone could make it to the finals in those days. The 90's was watered down man and you know it!

[@zhaoliang4217]

Murasan was a legit threat before his injuries, not just tall. He was voted most improved in 1995. 14.5ppg, 9.total rebound , 3.3 offensive. 2.3 block on 58% shooting. Not only 7’7” with 7’10” wingspan but probably about 330 or 340 then and strong. He was a very tough inside force offensively, tough on the boards, and defensively disruptive.

[@giustinoscalise3177]

Rodman is by far the best shitty player of all time and that Gangsta's gangsta. G to a kinda faggoty T.

[@ogi618]

legit case for him being better than manute bol

[@legm5298]

His wingspan wasn't that big for someone his height

[@seewhativescene]

Bol Bol will someday put all this small talk to rest @@ogi618

[@JamusChristus]

@@ogi618 case for? Nah. He was better than Manute.

[@JWFitness1]

Rodman took on everybody. Shaq, Iverson, Malone, Alonzo Mourning, etc. didn't matter. He wanted all the smoke 😂😂😂

[@StoneColdGem]

Truth be told he didn't want it with Oakley

[@darrellhunt2628]

@@StoneColdGem ....or Barkley. That punk never picked a fight with them cuz he knew he would be carried out on a stretcher.....

[@zeketv23]

They're all tough because they know somebody will stop the fight but wouldn't fight if you put them in the ring

[@Calamity_Skylark]

he's literally friends with kim jong un💀

[@MrSlicktherick]

I think it really started with the way the pistons players treated him after he went to san Antonio especially bill laimbeer .

[@tedjordan7567]

I thought this was going to be one fight. This was like a mini-series! Thx for posting

[@Clapstain]

Gheorghe is a genuinely nice guy. I used to see him hanging out at wizards games all the time well after he retired. It seemed like he was at almost every home game. He would just hang out and talk to fans. I moved so no longer go to games but I wouldnt be surprised if hes still always there.

[@DenofLeos]

Ru paul with the wig off

[@CihttiBabbuu-dt9qw]

Sure thing bud🤡

[@WCC777official]

What are these replies?

[@drallersouldust3054]

well you'll get bored with this world if you got nothing to do

[@JohnSmith-du8yu]

Rodman was such a workhorse. Lots of battling in the trenches. What a great era.

[@frankwood7878]

Rodman was beast & freak of nature. So tough in the paint & all over the court

[@learner5090]

People to remember, he was homeless at one time. SO, that fire and desire was all in his plays

[@geocentrist6567]

My favorite era in nba ever

[@josephercastor8026]

He was a punk who used aggression instead of respect and skill

[@geocentrist6567]

@@josephercastor8026 made for great entertainment nonetheless?

[@rxndxll]

I love the commentary back then versus today, “see that’s a cheap shot and that’s right George he can’t let this guy hit him with a cheap shot” encouraging the retaliation when it’s called for rather than saying it’s a disgrace and not to react

[@Kenny-Alpha]

Great point

[@solomontrump]

Shows how soft society is now

[@Anonymous1er1889]

@@solomontrumpthe commies won the war, political correctness has been the norm for decades now

[@josuebarboza9809]

Thats cap commentators would say that today

[@rxndxll]

@@josuebarboza9809 no they wouldn’t you saying it’s cap is huge cap and you know it. Show me one example in the last five years of an on air commentator promoting retaliation or fighting. You won’t find it I can even stretch it further to the last ten years. You will find no examples. An analyst like Shaq or Perkins don’t count because they aren’t COMMENTATORS, they’re analysts who are ex-NBA players

[@godssoldier4L]

Good ol days of physical contact and hand checking defense. Golden Era of basketball

[@dualsticks6502]

Fact

[@shadow9049]

Oh so punching and elbowing someone is defense now huh, you all just wants fights so you should watch mma or wwe for that and not basketball. it's clearly you all don't know basketball. old heads...

[@Reedstick]

Hand checking was illegal by this time

[@godssoldier4L]

@@Reedstick I can assure you it wasn't Brother Jon. 🙏❤️

[@mr.crowley5177]

😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@angelroman8797]

Rodman was an absolute master at his craft. These plays were always intentional he knew what he was doing.

[@ComptGeorges]

He was a douche though. Hitting the opponent in the back and then still has the audacity to complain. :D

[@gabaishan1]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fH2QgaSCap6Bb7s do not watch this 💀💀💀💀

[@chasingthelight7139]

Bahahahaha

[@dannyc7227]

Of course it was intentional. It’s not like he was sly or coy about it. I’ll give Rodman credit for hustling his butt off with rebounding, etc but I don’t give him much credit for his dirty antics 🤷‍♂️

[@brietebank9582]

@@dannyc7227 does Jordan get any credit for his dirty antics?

[@itsyaboi3254]

This video is proof the physicality was on another level than todays game

[@nomad4k]

They were real men

[@DenofLeos]

Ru paul with the wig off

[@DenofLeos]

Ru paul with the wig off

[@Weezy10580]

And black privilege was 30 years ago just like today

[@gottenm9106]

It wasn't physicality, just violence

[@mikeydrookie351]

thank you for your videos. they are very entertaining and bring me back to a time where i used to watch the nba. Have not since 16' and will not. But i could watch these old videos for hours! thanks again.

[@bballvault]

You’re welcome man and yea the nba isn’t the same entertaining value anymore

[@ChrisGonzales_2per]

rodman understood the assignment and executed perfectly. great channel!

[@Paul_21415]

No matter how crazy D.Rodman appeared to be. There was a method to his madness. He made up for his size by getting into players heads mentally. Greatest rebounder, I have ever witnessed👍...

[@hughdismuke4703]

Get into their heads? CHEAP! He use to push people around. He didn't get into their heads, he simply pissed them off. ANYONE can do that! I will give you this though. He was a heck of a rebounder.

[@Paul_21415]

@@hughdismuke4703Apparently he did more then just that huey...Like knowing where the ball would bounce after hitting the rim...

[@hughdismuke4703]

@@Paul_21415 Not really. He just had a great first reaction jump to the loose balls. Moses Malone was the true rim commander.

[@MarkSmithhhh]

​@Hugh Dismuke one of the best rebounders ever, if not the best

[@Paul_21415]

@@hughdismuke4703 Moses was a beast I will give you that...Very underrated in my humble opinion...

[@phillipcotton833]

Love the stoic nature of Phil Jackson. He doesn't fly off the bench...no yelling....no worries. He knows he's got a loose cannon in Rodman, & the ultimate problem solver in Jordan.

[@blantant]

Exactly. Love it

[@garyspivey413]

Oh

[@freakystyley4000]

Rodman had mad respect for Phil Jackson though.

[@chadsem]

I'd be chill too if I had the best team in the NBA, but Phil got animated though PLENTY in his career!!!

[@ivanchelo]

Rodman was not a loose canon. He was a controlled weapon. More like a sniper. He had a job to do and did it well. The Technical fouls were part of the job.

[@DrinkLords12XU]

Man these were great games!! I'm glad I got to see them all. Incredible games! The passion!!

[@aarondigby5054]

Rodman really played everyone hard, was the hardest hustling player in the game. Bulls couldn't have three peated that second time without him.

[@darko714]

I always say MJ was the GOAT, but the second-best player on those Bulls teams.

[@carlholland3819]

@@darko714 that makes no sense

[@zerimar26]

@MF13024 Jordan won 3 titles without Rodman plus beat the Bad Boys with Rodman on those teams. I think Jordan could 3 peat without Rodman.

[@winning77th]

@@zerimar26 pippin

[@Bluecloudprod]

Dennis was a genius at disrupting opponent's rhythms... One of the best.

[@plekkchand]

What nonsense.

[@Bluecloudprod]

​@@plekkchand Not nonsense. It's the nuances of sports. Sports are ALL about rhythm. If you can throw your opponents rhythm off, you OWN them. Dennis owned Muresan in this series. Bulls Win! Bulls Win! Bulls Win!

[@MikeM-nt7mu]

@@Bluecloudprod nonsense

[@HoldenNY22]

If this was Hocket and one of the few Black Players was being harrassed and Assaulted by a White Player, people wojuld call ikt for what it is- Racism and the Perpetratro is a Racist Big. Again, continuing with my example of the White Hockey Player attacking a Black Player, there would be a Major Protest and the White Hockey Player would be thrown out of the League and possibly arrested. The same standard should apply in Basketball when Black Player harrass and assault Non-Blacks like Whites and Asians. There may also have been an Anti-Semitic angle to this if the Russian player was also Jewish or partially Jewsih.

[@ozzystar3545]

@@HoldenNY22 has nothing to do with anything

[@marcleon1513]

I forgot the Bullets had a great squad. Rod Strictland, Chris Webber, Juwan Howard.. Just imagine if they were in today's league. They would be deep in the Eastern conference during playoff time.

[@kcorpora1]

No they wouldn't...Strickland can't shoot, Webber doesn't play like a big man, Howard is not a strong power forward. They paid Howard 120 million, after they found out he was not as good as advertised. One of the greatest all time rip offs. That is why the bullets/wizards are still sorry to this day.

[@BreDawg714]

@@kcorpora1 you are wrong probably always wrong, This Bullets team gave the Bulls the most problems, the eighth seed Bullets were legit, Rasheed Wallace and Tim Legler coming off the bench, you don’t know what your taking about. Millennial Idiot. Latrell Sprewell wanted to join Webber in DC Too. Howard played SF Webber PF and Cheany a legit 2 guard.

[@thisoldnew4544]

@@BreDawg714 lol the 8th seed was legit. Obviously fucking not because the franchise is dead. Lol what a stupid thing to say,

[@mikedeck8381]

Yeah, this Washington team had some talent but they lost the series 3-0. Only one of the games was close. Muresan played lousy, he almost had more turnovers than points. The Washington got broken up after this and most of the players achieved more after leaving town, which is typical for Washington.

[@meck9040]

My uncle was in college in that area at that time and he told me they had to break that squad up because they were tearing the city up. Especially after they drafted Rasheed Wallace.

[@donaldumunawa4787]

Rodman was a physical beast who took on the giants. He did what he had to.

[@yakovvidberg7035]

lol you think this boxing fight this basketball genius if it was about who is stronger rodman would’ve been in the hospital that night

[@badsolja1]

Wtf is this comment even mean He got slapped like a little bitch he only hit him on his back while he was off balance

[@eduardopena5893]

So because he wasn't skilled enough, just foul everyone. Good message.

[@Xenon-h9z]

@@eduardopena5893 Rodman was incredibly skilled, don't be ridiculous

[@Xenon-h9z]

@fafafohigh69 ...he's talking about if it was a real fight. Rodman would not have won.

[@willc5723]

The master of playing rugged defense Dennis Rodman

[@tynao2029]

until he got shit on by Georghe Muresan

[@alejandroechenique414]

fuck rugged defense

[@frank6250]

Dennis was the most versatile defender ever.

[@joepermenter7228]

Hakeem wants his counting stats reviewed and effort on both ends of the floor reconsidered.

[@865style]

How so?? He never did anything on offense lol??? Versatile to me would be able to do stuff on offense and defense. I get your point but you worded it wrong.

[@frank6250]

@@865style English must not be your first language.

[@865style]

@@frank6250 I didn't read the whole thing or you edited it. Regardless I never had to speak English and I got your momma. 😂😂😂

[@joepermenter7228]

@@865style In terms of energy expended per possession basis, Dream was the GOAT. Worm was allowed to float for tip ins and offensive rebounds given he was a free throw liability with an average mid range jumper. Meanwhile, the offense flowed through Olajuwon and he anchored the defense while expecting to gather most of the rebounds.

[@JewellDelia]

your video is like a ray of sunshine on a cloudy day! ☀️

[@daubabylon]

Those times when every NBA game was a real battle and just about everybody watched the games.😆

[@crespybenoit8313]

Gitza was such a nice, kind and gentle giant. I met him went he debuted in the French League at Pau Orthez early 90ies. He was so loved by the fans

[@rickyb6086]

90's early 2000's was the greatest era of everything! Basketball, Boxing, Movies! Doesn't matter, everything was better 👍

[@vaunjoel1352]

Don't forget the WWE was at its peak as well

[@zenozee4862]

What was the audience chanting?

[@CapitanJusticia]

Nope. 80’s had better movies and cartoons.

[@dtrjones]

Even AIDs. F**k me, really!

[@KingofgraceSARA]

1993 to be precise*

[@soydelbaskonia]

5:34 Man that transition was smooth!!

[@rickrose5069]

Growing up you hated Rodman being a piston but we loved him and realized how good of a player he was when he was on your team NEVER SEEN ANYONE PLAY HARDER AND WITH SUCH GRIT

[@marblemadness8870]

Jordan & Pippen played just as hard. That is why they won three championships without Rodman. Don't even start with other team's players like Kobe, Iverson, Bird, etc...

[@targetegrat]

Plus he was a great defender. I think his rebounding skills overshadowed his defense

[@jcon1980]

I miss these days of basketball. It was so intense and physical. Now it's just really a 3 point shooting contest

[@davidseabourn9303]

BBall Vault. Thank YOU! Great content... The world in so many ways, sports, music, people just was cooler. WAY chill. ⭐️😎⭐️

[@hectorlopez1069]

Muresan was one of the tallest players in the NBA. He was from Romania.

[@davidkeel8376]

Hector out here sounding like Kamala Harris giving her updates on the Russia v Ukraine situation... "Russia is a big country in Europe, Ukraine is a smaller country in Europe" haha

[@SpankyHam1993]

He was THE tallest

[@airnidzo]

@@SpankyHam1993 He kinda still is.

[@georgemorley1029]

@@davidkeel8376 Cairo...that's in Egypt...

[@heff434]

This reads like a magic Johnson tweet lol

[@benvasilinda9729]

Rodman was so incredibly smart and fearless. He knew his role and he played it better than anyone. His mental game was tough like Larry Bird. He understood mental warfare was good at getting players off of their game.

[@darko714]

He could ruin your night without scoring a point.

[@eduardopena5893]

He was a goon. Period. There was nothing cerebral about what he did.

[@RGT85]

Love this channel man. Brings me back to my days watching the Knicks Bulls and Pacers kill eachother whenever they would play.

[@louky2228]

Yessir back when there were true rivals! The east was a beast!

[@MeLoNHeAd00]

Back when basketball wasn't played by over priced pussies. James could survive this era and a select few. This was my favorite era of basketball. Just for the record . I am not a Jordan fan (he is the best ever.) . I like Bird , Drexler , Barkley , Kevin Johnson and Mark Price(extremely underrated), Reggie Miller.

[@nicholasbullock1709]

@@MeLoNHeAd00 you mean “couldn’t survive?”

[@Hilltoptoys]

Some of the best matchups ever!

[@HellaThisHellaThat]

Bulls vs Magics…Bulls vs Hornets…Bulls vs Pacers was my shit!!

[@SN00PIE]

Rodman had balls to square up with any guy even a guy twice his size

[@princenamor1939]

He was a punk ass thug.

[@RyoHazuki86]

I would too if someone paid me

[@hello-mv6yg]

79*2 = 91

[@SN00PIE]

@@hello-mv6yg what?!?

[@tynao2029]

until he got shit on by Georghe Muresan

[@sirfortesque8757]

Webber has balls....maybe call another timeout Chris to cost your team the game. Rodman was in all these doods' heads 24/7!! Great video my friend and thank you so much. Miss this NBA!!!

[@bballvault]

No problem and I miss this typa basketball so much too 90s will always be the golden era for basketball

[@kevincharles1983]

So thankful I grew up watching this era. So many battles!

[@raugasai9135]

This reminds me of the old Snickers commercial where Muresan looks into the camera trying to sell his own cologne saying: "wanna smell like me?" 😂🤣

[@johnames6430]

Of all the players Rodman was the most like an actual "bull", how he goes up against guys so much bigger than him is crazy, he just has incredible strength

[@dtrjones]

Or is a complete idiot!

[@LawrenceACD]

Hell yeah. Chicago BULLS

[@agestone]

And he is Taurus as well.

[@AT-tg1ny]

I love how Gheorghe stood up for himself. That was a great series even if bullets got swept.

[@jims2987]

Even though I loved Rodman, that play was such rodman’s MO. Take a cheap shot and run back to your teammates protection

[@trevorcarey3997]

Put Giant Gheorghe vs Rod the Bod in the ring🤣

[@ciprianiulian6575]

@@trevorcarey3997 rob will suck

[@natturnajr5009]

Stood up for himself? That’s a term you use when someone is inferior. Gheorghe is bigger and taller than Rodman. If anything it was Dennis who stood up for himself.

[@thee_morpheus]

@@natturnajr5009 Thank you, always the black guy thats labeled the bully. Rodman was getting in his head, thats the game

[@mikiscoo]

The bias in the announcers there at around the 5:00 mark is how I remember it as a teenager. They HATED Rodman for his playstyle and personality. Brutal how obvious it is.

[@tynao2029]

Rodman was trash, always was always will be😂

[@ordinarypete]

Obviously Rodman was trying to get George thrown out of the game for the Bulls.

[@tedoychorizo6434]

He tried that also with other players, He's a dirty player

[@ordinarypete]

@@tedoychorizo6434 he was awesome wasn’t he.

[@TheEquation007]

Do you idiots not see Muresan initially hitting Rodman with elbows???? That’s what kept starting the shit!

[@younglove3362]

@@TheEquation007 that's probably because Rodman was pestering him.

[@TheEquation007]

@@younglove3362 you kinda ARE supposed to pester your opponent in pro basketball dude!

[@MH-Tesla]

I still haven't seen a time that rodman continued to fight after the whistle. Probably happened, but for him it was just the game. Once they whistle blew, he was hands off. Not anything like how he was portrayed back in the day.

[@hectorlopez1069]

Muresan acted in a movie with Billy Crystal called, My Giant.

[@markoconnor7163]

I loved the 1997 playoffs... Rodman got more technicals than games played :D

[@sanchopanza4254]

Gracias gusano, por existir. Vos, entenderás el español. Y cualquier idioma. Te amo, sos lo más!

[@ArCgon]

Bro was 7'7'' and his jersey number was 77 😂 ?

[@albertross2456]

If that's a coincidence then explain Shawn Bradley. 7 foot 6. Number 76 for the Philadelphia who? Oh that's right 🤣🤣

[@remhk6672]

@@albertross2456 hahaha 7------6ers! Good one😅🤣

[@princegroove]

The eighties and nineties NBA was stellar and full of gladiators.

[@GallasteguiGoogle]

3:40 ...MJ says "excuse me, but I am here too" XD Michael is unique

[@SkankHuntForty2]

Part of Dennis Rodman's job was to be obnoxious to piss off the other team and throw them off their game.

[@SeahawksBamBamKam]

Thats what Dennis did his whole career and it worked plus the rebounds.

[@sstone01]

dude was so freakin tall that just his natural block out always put his bows in someones face. How do you penalize someone for that? Rodman clearly worked the situation to his favor on that one.

[@holliswilliams8426]

no he is definitely taking advantage of his height to throw his elbows around knowing his elbows are at face height of most of the other players, watch again

[@koraungates938]

One thing about it, in spite of Rodman's issues, the fans still didn't go home disappointed, because the bulls were still the winners. Plus, whoever got Rodman's jersey must have gone home extra happy!

[@Mimi-Lili]

@@koraungates938 😂 exactly

[@tynao2029]

Rodman got shit on by Georghe Muresan

[@sdb7092]

@1:49 Why does Muresan also get hit with a technical? because the league love to help the Bulls anyway they could.

[@tonyc4341]

Exactly right.

[@RealNoface]

After watching the NBA nowadays, i really miss the 90s NBA..... 😪😪

[@cineMADvocate]

It's OK granddad… Go out and yell at some clouds and you'll be fine

[@RealNoface]

@@cineMADvocate Gotta love fools that spread negative BS, you must have an awesome life! 😂😂

[@chadsem]

The simple fact that Rodman went after Muresan is one of the funniest antics Rodman has EVER done! Muresan though?!?!? lmfao! Rodman is a legend!

[@armandop9082]

The Worm feared no man ,the baddest of the Bad Boys and 5 rings to prove it .

[@tynao2029]

looks like he feared a lot here😂

[@edt6044]

Wilt would of eaten him up and down the court

[@StrueSlies]

@@tynao2029 N'all, no fear, he was smart enough not to go too far with a GIANT

[@SeeTheManipulation]

*The Worm always getting in trouble. I enjoyed watching him play with Jordan and the Pistons. Very athletic and physical. When he got going you knew it was going to be an entertaining game.*

[@kavienjay8]

Once Rodman gets in your head he lives there, whether it be slapping Zo on the ass or continuously tripping up / pulling Malone to the floor. Only player I ever saw guard Shaq in iso, no double just one forearm in his back without budging when Shaq was in diesel mode. Worm !

[@dutchvanderlinde4653]

No he doesn’t

[@worldserpent731]

Rodman supports su

[@shelleyinthecity]

Actually it is the other way around. It certainly appears like Muresan got in Rodman's head.

[@jamesxavier-sparks]

He spends vacations there!

[@jamesxavier-sparks]

​@@dutchvanderlinde4653 Yes,he does !

[@mcstaford]

The BEST defender to EVER take the floor!! His "antics" were his genius.

[@RetroNBA42]

I’m sorry he was a great 1 on one defender but his impact isn’t even close to Bill Russell’s

[@Guy-i8s]

Russel was 6'10, playing against weak white boys. Excluding Centers, Rodman was up against monsters like, KG, Kemp, Barkley, Oakley, Malone etc. arguebly the greatest defender / rebounder in his era.

[@bushmastersavimbi3379]

he played against midget firemen hahah what a myth@@RetroNBA42

[@RetroNBA42]

@@Guy-i8s so Wilt is a weak white boy?

[@carlholland3819]

@@Guy-i8s rodman also bested jordan and pippen before joining them

[@derrickluv4002]

Rodman my favorite Bball player of all time.

[@bballvault]

Me too

[@larrytate5605]

the best comment that sums up rodman, was made by my dad when he saw an article in the newspapaers during this time,... he did it in 4 words,...."HE MAKES ME PUKE"

[@gocanada23]

Every time Rodman was upset it was usually cuz he just caught an elbow in the chin from Big Gheorghe.

[@dsfs17987]

but he's so tall that whenever he raises his arm a bit the elbow is at Rodmans head height, and Rodmans head is there to catch it of course, Rodman very well knew what and why he was doing, it just didn't work out, refs also know him :D

[@holliswilliams8426]

seems like the gheorghe is deliberately not being very controlled with his elbows

[@tynao2029]

@@holliswilliams8426 its Rodman, he deserves it😄

[@TurkeyMaze]

Facts. So many people in these comments think Rodman is doing it for no reason. Blind idiots.

[@NoName-zb1gm]

90's NBA basketball was a trollfest with guys like Rodman going overboard with the defense trying to manhandle people.

[@fredcapozzoli5151]

Rodman is deff that one friend you love hanging out with,but if you do you know your getting trouble lmao!

[@robertcrist5747]

Rodman might have looked and acted like a goof but there's not one player today that has his heart and hustle on the court.

[@violarulez]

besides iverson*

[@KingofgraceSARA]

I never thought he acted like a "goof." Eccentric.

[@robertbouley7697]

Legit question: Is ‘baiting’ a feasible defense against the foul, mentioned around 1:53?

[@JohnDoe-zr8pc]

No not at all. That’s a seriously weak argument by the announcer.

[@robertbouley7697]

@@JohnDoe-zr8pc Thank you - and good. Otherwise it seems like a rabbit hole where hurt feelings lead to fouls.

[@JohnDoe-zr8pc]

@@robertbouley7697 Definitely. It’s like the NFL where they always say “it’s the second guy who always gets caught”. In this instance, they got Rodman too though.

[@randolphvictorconstantine7765]

The golden era of basketball where you need to do everything to win games including mind games and getting physical with your opponents.

[@johnnychimpo7539]

Jordan and Rodman are probably the most difficult guys to match up with mentally in the history of the nba and maybe sports in general

[@user-Do4kl9rs4x]

I think they don’t give Mureșan the credit he deserves. He wasn’t just tall he had points and rebounds. His only weakness he was to nice for the sport of basketball

[@jayyarbrough4497]

No team in history has ever received more favorable calls than those bulls teams. You rewatch games it’s incredible.

[@thewhitedevilfromthebible5899]

Facts

[@RaysDad]

The John Wooden UCLA teams got away with all kinds of fouls when they played their full-court zone press. But true, Michael Jordan wasn't called for travelling when he took an extra step or two, and Rodman should have been ejected more often than he was.

[@williamlee7672]

Hand checking was allowed. Somebody ate a lemon.

[@Smooth_justice]

Yeah that used to make me so angry I couldn't even watch the games. Especially when they played UTAH in the finals that was a joke.

[@BaronSemediLive]

Rodman played basketball as if he was playing hockey.

[@1dayago965]

But he will fuxk you up in 1on1 match

[@dicktracy5066]

He was actually playing chess while Muresan was playing checkers.

[@cmeeoutdoors7556]

I loved being a kid growing up in Illinois watching the Bulls play. It was great times.

[@justoneofmany]

Have you ever seen someone so passionate over rebounds, on both ends? lol That’s Rodman. Laser focus grabbing boards. One of the best to do it.

[@motoputz3201]

I was so lucky to have seen his career from day 1 ...he was great! I miss that style of play.

[@Blockbussaz]

🧢

[@imirish4702]

Damn this era was much more exciting

[@victorherrero4790]

Rodman gave always a masterclass of how to do the dirty job.

[@swacfan2791]

Dennis Rodman, my favorite player of all time. The mental gymnastics that he performed on all his opponents was surgical including Jordan, and that's why MJ requested his services 😂

[@RenegadeRaider7-n7z]

basketball was absolutely fun to watch back in the old day! Nowadays is way too boring .....

[@ItsMEmoite]

Dennis may have went to chicago but he always had that Bad Boy Piston in him

[@rockfresh1993]

He elbowed the shit outta rodman 😂

[@sweeneytod1]

Rodman is the bravest person I have seen. He did not care about these actual giants.

[@idipped2521]

Rodman actually going at a literal giant, he is crazy lol

[@Eddvard90]

LOL! Giants are mostly gentle, like Murasan. The thug Rodman should've been sent of in this game

[@shacaylagreen405]

Rodman is hilarious 😂😂 .

[@stephengreen5865]

rodman is a top ten defense player

[@koraungates938]

Part of Rodman's strategy was to get in his opponents' heads, and that actually worked. At the same time, he still did his job. The Bulls benefited very well with him.

[@tynao2029]

Rodman was scared asf🤣 dude ran the other direction

[@kingcurmudgeon8685]

For all his antics Rodman may be the most agile player to every play. The way he could stretch his body, leap and launch was unparalleled

[@bballvault]

I think he’s one of if not the best athlete that God has ever made

[@merigeo8637]

🇷🇴Gheorghe Mureșan Legenda ROMÂNIEI 🇷🇴

[@bballvault]

Top 5 Biggest TRASH TALKERS in NBA History kzbin.info/www/bejne/eabEnKtvoK-IpK8

[@daisyjanegambol3565]

😊😊

[@joe3009]

This was when the NBA was fun to watch.

[@franciscojaviermedinachave8212]

Dennis Rodman el gran maestro de la provocación y lo que más enojaba a los jugadores es que el nunca perdía el control.

[@louky2228]

Would like to see Muresan vs Bradley just to see 2 of the tallest players to ever play

[@JLThisisMe]

It did happen a couple of times. As I recall, despite his mobility issues, Muresan got the better of him.

[@oscaralegre3683]

Muresan and Bradley vs Tacko and Boban

[@richardotero2376]

Dennis always picks on giants. He takes elbows to the head, and smiles. Shaq was another of his fearless entanglments

[@jayrod3302]

Rodman was a strong dude 💪🏼.. best defender of all time

[@GeorgeYoung-uh5by]

Rodman is Strong yes but this guy is 7 7 he is not strong???

[@markymark6918]

I watched him for years, he was a master of Distracting the opposition. My biggest disappointment was MJ not showing up to his Hall of fame night.. he earned his appearance.

[@MrZrazies]

They hates each other but play well together. Incredible.

[@mrniz461]

@@MrZrazies they don’t hate each other lmao. They literally laughed and hugged at the All Star game.

[@halleck3]

Rodman is a mixed bag. Really dirty player and his personal life was a freaking mess. Dude loves Kim Jong Un, who's a total turd. But Rodman also was one of, if not THE hardest worker in the game. His skills and talent can't be denied. Hope he's found some kind of peace these days.

[@thetexan8997]

Testiment to Rodman's defensive abilities...from pg to centers. He'll answer the call

[@tynao2029]

until he got shit on by Georghe Muresan

[@TheTctoocold]

referees were his best teammates nowhere have i seen someone grab someones arm with both of theirs 3 times and not be ejected

[@Mike-hn4uu]

Look how much more dignified these guys were off the court back then. How much classier and how little they praised themselves and celebrated like girls.

[@CRXPhil]

Back when Men played in the nba

[@twinngonespinn]

who plays in the nba now …

[@CRXPhil]

@@twinngonespinn snowflakes

[@colonelJ77]

Men... and Dennis Rodman

[@ignitor53095]

You have to fight to be a man?

[@wilhelmw3455]

Dennis Rodman was a great entertainer on and off the court.

[@dmarklatham]

Credit to Muresan because one of Rodman's greatest skills was getting under the other guy's skin and getting them to throw a punch. I wish this kind of NBA would return. Imagine how some of the stars of today would respond to Rodman.

[@TheTctoocold]

if someone fouls you so bad 3 times that they should be ejected then ya u probably start punching on with the reffs in the first instance

[@JayZeeeeeeee]

Announcer: "Dennis Rodman should just play the game" Dennis Rodman: "I am"

[@godssoldier4L]

RODZILLA