IS NATE ROBINSON DONE!? 3 Reasons His Growth Was Stunted

No question Nate Robinson has been knocked down many times in his life. But if he sees this as a learning tool and not a loss for him, he can write his own narrative. But in this video, let's focus on Nate the basketball player. His brief history, ascendence, and early exit from basketball transitioning into the boxing world. Being knocked out in his first fight, it's only up from here. Wish him all the best. Took a champion to walk out there. What stunted this Seattle Legend's basketball growth? Here's what I think.
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[@stuntedgrowth]

What is Nate's next move?

[@jamaalhorton2343]

Hopefully going away!! He needs to grow up! He is very immature man! How you stupid enough to get in a boxing ring at 36?

[@thomaschongski4735]

More movies probably or podcasts something along those lines

[@thomaschongski4735]

@stuntedgrowth IDK if you have done robert tractor trailer , delonte west , stro swift , darvin ham , luther head and Scott skiles those would be some interesting videos. Keep up the grind bro your content is very entertaining , especially for us old heads who remember these dudes before they started stunting.

[@stuntedgrowth]

@@thomaschongski4735 Yup most mentioned 👍🏾

[@carlwallace1129]

HE could play as KANAN'S Son if POWER was to convert from the Starz series to a Movie .I've always felt Rodney Stuckey looked like 50cent and Nate Robinson resembled 50 a lil ,he has the energy of a actor and he probably could do half the stunts in a action film.

[@AndreaBaixinho]

Nate's athleticism is insane. This guy had everything: speed, strength, leaping ability... imagine a 6'6 Nate Robinson

[@unfilteredthoughts2004]

It would be insane

[@rehyeambrown2906]

Wat that tells u its never about height really that man was a wrecking ball literally u noe how heavy those things are centers in the nba are like giraffes they block u from the tree/hoop then u got the smaller primates who carrie a lot of energy and there jobs is to get to tree so they can swing on it

[@HoodPsychoP3dia]

J rich of we believe warriors

[@MrBigdul]

JR Smith....

[@phillipjamison4939]

@@MrBigdul facts, it ain't about the height. Some guys just have more heart.

[@EssentialClassic]

The combination of Nate and Joakim Noah brought plenty of energy during that 2012-13 season for Chicago. He made games enjoyable to watch.

[@17thNO]

I loved that team. They had heart.

[@infinitymixtapes9562]

Considering how sub 6-footers do in the NBA, I'd say he overachieved. But it always pissed me off how often he'd get in his own way

[@OwolabbyAzeez]

His best days were at New York and Chicago. He went dummy there when given the playing time. He’s what Aquille Carr could’ve been 🤧🤦🏾‍♂️.

[@authornahsun634]

He did his thing that first year when Rose was out 💯

[@keyballa]

Yes. I was so mad a Chicago for not resigning him and paying him more. He earned it!

[@davonbenson4361]

Facts!

[@garycollier6950]

Nate is 5'7" barefooted.

[@stevenjp911]

Nowhere near as athletic

[@AndreaBaixinho]

it's crazy how the people's perception of Nate changed: he was a universally liked guy, now basically everybody is clowning on him. I think people are really taking that boxing fight too seriously...

[@yabaadabbadoo5529]

Facts. It's just bad timing. Everyone was watching that day!

[@anthonystarks3684]

Just dickriding. People are sheep, when the crowd moves on so will they

[@Igoruhandchu]

@@anthonystarks3684 for real. Real fans know he had a great career. Growth wasn’t even stunted.

[@06alwilliams]

Yeah but like Shannon Sharpe said “Nate chose this!!” boxing ain’t a game, u don’t play boxing! He probably thought he was gonna run through that white boy meanwhile Jake Paul took that fight absolutely serious and trained and trained and trained. Nate Robinson I’m willing to bet didn’t dedicate himself like he should have. One thing I will give Nate tho is having the balls to try something and put himself out there. Salute on that

[@Igoruhandchu]

@@06alwilliams I agree, Nate had more to lose from that fight than Paul. Whatever. Respect anyone who gets in the ring.

[@onlyone23km]

About that “door closed”, I’m guessing that’s why Nate was boxing in the first place. He probably felt like he had no chances left in the NBA. Especially since he went to play in Ice Cube’s Big 3 league prior to Boxing.

[@SP-qo3pd]

Funny how they never mentioned his KO in the video. It was like they were trying to save dude the embarrassment of having his ass KOed in front of the whole world while boasting a professional athlete can beat any amateur. He was dead wrong.

[@chrissams6230]

Braaaaaa you can’t stunt his growth he over achieved

[@chrissams6230]

It’s because he got put to sleep 🛏 huh?

[@brandenbarnett6093]

You’re right Chris he did more than expected

[@DebtFreeDad]

I agree. Underachieved as a boxer.

[@nzmurda]

Agreed like he might be the most accomplished short man in the nba along side isiah Thomas pre injury. Spud web and mogsy didn’t have a career like Nate

[@chrisisslick]

@@nzmurda I'd actually argue that mugsy had just as good of a career as nate and possibly better, he just wasn't athletic.

[@benwells4470]

Your show really make me grateful for the things I have and appreciate the loved ones in my life. Hearing some of these guys stories really shows life comes with ups and downs for everybody

[@stuntedgrowth]

Facts!🎯

[@aaronhutchinson885]

At 5'9..playing in the ERA of elite athletes PGs believe this might be a growth reached. Not many 5'9 guys play in the L as long as he did..let alone holding his own. His lack of PG skills I'm going to say played a big part..I appreciate this one SG.. his personality to me is, always I need to be seen and acknowledged. Hence the antics...he came into the league behind several 8ball (s). Almost had to walk a super fine line. No reason he should've played on so many teams..

[@kengrant3227]

No sir ,if he took things more seriously, teams would have took him more seriously given him a bigger role to show his talents more .

[@Dantana773]

I personally don't see his growth being Stunted He made the most out of the situations when he was given a fair chance. its a shame he might not be remembered for being a dope basketball Player because of the knock out.

[@Igoruhandchu]

Real ball fans will remember him, idiots who listen to memes and media probably won’t unfortunately. But I agree he had a great career, I don’t think his growth was stunted, later in his career i thought a team would pick him up but maybe it was attitude problems at that point, which would be his own fault

[@vittiriowashington8623]

@@Igoruhandchu In my opinion, JC is just carrying his content, every player's growth is not stunted.... Every player is not meant to be a ⭐, if that were the case, it would not be a need for role players.... In the words of my Granny,, it takes all kinds of people to make a world... Everybody has a place in it.... Peace n Luv

[@kengrant3227]

No he didn't.

[@kengrant3227]

@@vittiriowashington8623 that was not the best version of nate we could have seen brother.

[@pandaexpress1283]

He was a baller, but not a boxer

[@Kevo1993]

Get my orange chicken with beef and broccoli bitch

[@bjnt92281]

In a way Nate was a Stunted Growth and in a way he wasn't. He wasn't because him and Calvin Murphy (who's in the HOF by the way) are the only 5-9 dudes to play in the league. He was because he didn't take things serious enough which could have caused teams to overlook his height.

[@stuntedgrowth]

Great point. Cal!

[@chrisisslick]

Isaiah Thomas is also 5'9

[@bjnt92281]

@@chrisisslick I thought he was 5-10

[@chrisisslick]

@@bjnt92281 naw, he's 5'9 too.

[@johnsonswanson2138]

Earl Boykins, Mugsy, .....etc

[@tcwilson815]

I loved him on that Bulls team that yr

[@bodler]

Nate ruined his whole image with that celebrity boxing crap.

[@vittiriowashington8623]

That's if you choose to view him through a negative lense.... Simply put,, 1 knockout,, 3x NBA Slam Dunk Champion.... Not to mention at his height.... Let the positives outweigh the negatives..... Peace,Luv, n Respect!!!

[@jamaalhorton2343]

Killed his mystique, his legend! He is no longer known as the only 3x slam dunk champion! He will be known as clown that got knocked out!

[@johndavis9321]

Yeah that. Wasn’t a good look some things just ain’t worth it

[@Doc255]

You are right. Whenever I hear his name Im thinking knocked out first and basketball a distant second

[@Doc255]

@shawty eat'em up Lol. I dont remember that. I remember he got his ass knocked out tho....................and when he blocked Yao Ming...Nah mean?

[@ladarionaustin2179]

Say Nate Served JR in that brawl tho😂 Micro Muscle💪🏾 speaking on Size Do Damon Stoudamire If you haven’t already

[@alexandersmith5071]

Marbury is a legend in CHINA so he listened to somebody#JUSTATHOUGHT

[@mistermann3225]

China ain't all that. JR Smith averaged 25ppg there. A washed up McCrady averaged 25 there, then couldn't get on the floor for the Spurs the next season...

[@alexandersmith5071]

Problem with that is some ppl in life are chosen above all others playing the same sport and position is what it is, I aint make the rules jus stating the facts Marbury has a statue and Chinese people do not like I repeat Americans nor blacks, so yea Marbury listened to someone.

[@kevinwillette5161]

JC, that's a perfect quote from Steven A. Smith to start the video. Unlike other guys known for their antics, Nate was never malicious or going out getting into trouble off the court. He was just goofy. I remember an interview he did back when he was a rookie and it basically tells you everything you need to know about him as a player: he said he liked to use himself in 2k so he can take all the shots. For an offense starved team like the Bulls without Rose it worked perfectly, and those playoff games should be legendary. But on a contender like Boston in 2010 he barely contributed or got on the court. Except for the Shrek and Donkey game, when he and Big Baby Davis lead them to a Finals win against LA, and the next day every media outlet was running the picture of Nate riding Baby's back while spit flies out of Davis' mouth.

[@1roundleft821]

His attitude was what took him out of the league.

[@mistermann3225]

He was never malicious?! He beat down Malik Rose in the showers because Malik didn't pay him when he lost a bet they made...

[@onlyone23km]

Nate was one of my favorites, growing up! He was my Spud Webb! And ironic, because he dunked over Spud!

[@onlyone23km]

@DoseLover Star 2006 NBA All-Star Saturday Night, in Houston.

[@onlyone23km]

@DoseLover Star allow me to illustrate. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXSnq3xnZrp0r7M

[@h0llyw00dhoward7]

@DoseLover Star 👀

[@rose4mvp2012]

I loved Nate in Chicago, that 2013 squad was pure heart. I don't think anybody averaged 20 on that team but everyone played their part. That little era from Rose's first major injury to about 2015 was probably my favorite era of the Bulls. Those teams had HEART and left it all out there on the floor even though we didn't really have that 20-25 PPG scorer we really needed. A lot of people don't remember but Noah was like top 4 in the MVP race in 2014 and won DPOY that year.

[@kanelamar5313]

What Nate did on that 2013 Bulls playoff team was underrated. Also his career coulda lasted longer if he ain't get hurt in Denver 💯

[@johnnybennett9591]

Nailed it as always. I LOVE all of your posts as. I always do,,, keep you posts as always. Much love bro.

[@zballzero]

I love your channel and hope you can start doing more live interviews. Every young hooper should watch your channel.

[@terucks]

I hate to see Nate walk out Chicago he would’ve been great player to back up D Rose while he battled with injuries

[@philliplyn2692]

Loving this one thanks for sharing very information blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work give him the credit and respect that he deserve a game changer 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@beezy22]

After Nate Robinson left the bulls that really messed him up the final two years in the league...despite being having a bad attitude and maturity issues he‘s never been arrested or in the news for the wrong reasons...stay up and salute and respect Nate...

[@cazu2479]

You should do Delonte West or Chris Copeland

[@stuntedgrowth]

Did West. That's my boy💪🏾

[@omoowobhd]

Probably my favorite under 6ft. guard to lace 'em up! So glad u did this 1, and he should still be playing in the nba b/c he had loads of talent & ability...Wish him the best, bless him!

[@1roundleft821]

Lmfao. He has a shit attitude and he is over 35 years old. What can be bring to a team?

[@zacksayjack1345]

Nate had a better career than B Roy overall. B Roy was so good too man. He is another what could have been. Shout out to Nate OG though. Watch him bounce back.

[@1roundleft821]

Nate had a better career than Brandon Roy? That's the best joke I've heard this year.

[@mistermann3225]

Brandon Roy averaged over 22ppg at one point....

[@dontdoittoyoself6786]

A.J. Guyton - Indiana

[@Ahmad_L.]

Knew this one was coming lol good shit

[@freestateofgrizzy1937]

Seattle/Tacoma has some hoopers one of the Top 5 cities to have best hoopers Top 5 cities: NYC Chicago LA Philly Seattle/Tacoma Honorable mentions: DC Baltimore DFW Houston

[@3912James]

I was mad that the Bulls failed to re-sign him.

[@injintu]

Le Comité 1 second ago I have known exceptional athletes...the biggest detriment to themselves is their immaturity. How does it get that way? Lack of guidance. People end up thinking very highly of themselves coming up having to work so hard to get to where you potentially can get, but people need support and guidance. So much more to say...still very disturbed by his boxing fight. Did he have no one who cared about him there for this endeavor? Support, guidance? Disturbing behavior to just attack from the get-go and leave yourself open...and CONTINUING with that approach. Sending good vibes to all these great athletes after they heyday...life gets harder and the work does, too...one cannot be an island, so surround yourself with good people, not those who care about your fame/potential fame, but for your well being. You also have to have some smarts in life....just some.

[@econcrook2062]

Love this Stunted Growth, esp considering I'm an RB alum much older than Nate: he represented the Vikings and Huskies well. One small correction tho: in his sophomore year UW did make the NCAA tournament: they lost to UAB in the first round 102 - 100. Everything else is spot on.. I first saw Nate when I went to see his teammates--the Stewart twins--play, they were ranked #2 and #3: juniors in the country behind LeBron James. They would make a good Stunted Growth because they were considered locks for the NBA. But keep up the excellent work

[@jamesvickers5004]

He came the closest to Calvin Murphy for under 6 foot players in overall ability I've seen so far, Calvin Murphy the shortest and second player under 6 ft in the Hall of Fame

[@fanboykillerinhere3274]

Nate getting KO'd made him more popular. Also, do a video on Earl Boykins and Michael Adams.

[@BKLYNCARDIO]

I remember Nate taking the Bulls to the second round one year without D. Rose. He definitely had hall of fame talent, but no one gave him the keys. Really sad. Hell of a player.

[@williamrobinson6457]

Bro is just an all around athlete. Except for boxing or MMA.

[@dawonblair7424]

Isaiah thomas next?? 🤔🤔

[@yabaadabbadoo5529]

Best work. 🔥 Nate could play right now!

[@1roundleft821]

In the NBA? Hahaha.

[@macthusm]

How was his growth STUNTED? HOW many under 5'10 BROTHAS make it to the NBA

[@craightonbarry9991]

Agreed! Nate is still a Warrior! I'm sure he'll agree with some of your assessment. Nevertheless, he proved allot of people wrong and inspired a multitude of small aspiring Guards. NYC has live for Nate!💪🏾💪🏾🏀🏀

[@brians2869]

I was 6'4, with reasonable bounce... Dunking on dudes a foot taller is reserved to the very elite...

[@aisosaobano7038]

Man there’s something about Washington and point guards. Small or tall if they have the talent Washington will let them shine. To the point where nba scouts would at the very least notice. And honestly I agree he should have stuck to the bulls, everything was right for him there.

[@Igoruhandchu]

Rose was coming back though

[@Igoruhandchu]

I don’t think his growth was stunted at all. He played for years that’s an accomplishment in itself. He probably was good enough to stick around another 2-3 years later in his career but clearly he’d pissed some people off or had a rep for having a bad attitude. That’s his only setback, playing for multiple teams later in his career could be an indication of that. Great career.

[@kengrant3227]

No sir.

[@Igoruhandchu]

@@kengrant3227 no sir his growth wasn’t stunted? Or disagreeing?

[@kengrant3227]

@@Igoruhandchu it was stunted . That was not the best version of nate. He didn't max out . Not even close .

[@Igoruhandchu]

@@kengrant3227 I think he reached his best version, even if it was brief. So it’s a double edged sword

[@kengrant3227]

@@Igoruhandchu nah

[@quintingroves2130]

Good content Q food reviews god bless

[@Scarletbull]

I rooted for Nate. I really rooted for that lil’ guy. His immaturity though. I can see why he was disciplined for his shenanigans although disciplined too harsh. I’m sure he wasn’t hurting for money hence he should’ve stayed with the Bulls for the minimum. I noticed many player’s shortcomings other than drugs is, either wanting to play “closer to home” or, “mo’ money” determines their ultimate end to their careers. If it ain’t broke, don’t try & fix it.

[@wu488]

Can you do a stunned growth on Wayne Chism from Tennessee he was a beast

[@tmost7639]

That was a great video!!👍👍👍👍👍

[@derrickscott9469]

Isaiah Thomas was a score first point guard the same height as Nate (5'9") and less athletic but at his peak scored 28 a game before injuries stunted him. Pound for pound, Nate was the best athlete I've ever seen on hardwood and could've been a hall of famer given better dedication and circumstances. As is, he still was a hell of a lot of fun to watch. Can't help but wonder if his physique and mentality would've been better suited to the NFL though.

[@WattsRaider]

Nate all good man he's a complete athletic force and he reps for all the short folks like me. Nate is a Baller

[@apstaywitit3053]

You should do a episode on all seattles stunted growths the twins that played with Nate Terrance Williams,Tony Wroten,Peyton Siva Marcus Williams,Brandon Roy an more we have so much talent out here that should be in the league

[@stuntedgrowth]

I literally did all of them, except the twins lol

[@apstaywitit3053]

@@stuntedgrowth my bad im slipping and late hahaha

[@johnmontag]

What a fool. If he could of just been an adult, he'd still be playing just like you said....

[@emmanueloppong9778]

Hey man, do you think Nolan smith deserves a stunted growth. Duke legend

[@Hassounah82]

Really like the idea of stunted growth. It’s proprietary and it’s would be a great ESPN or HBO Sports show

[@kanelamar5313]

U should do Ruben Douglas, Sean May, Cuttino Mobley, or Ricky Davis

[@bentouta5]

I would definitely be interested in a Ricky Davis Stunted Growth.

[@sean_3306]

Nate is a legend in his own lane. Will def be remembered for his time in the league

[@fail_master_z]

Love Nate so much. Hated to see his career in the NBA end the way it did.

[@evanjordan5075]

Definitely agree it would've been nice if he could've stayed in Chicago. Could've helped Chicago offensively when they were very good but struggled offensively.

[@wiseworld6015]

That thumbnail lmaoooo awww man

[@kennywayne1588]

NATE DOING HIM! IM "NOT" MAD @ CUZ. LIVE YA LIFE BRO MUCH LUV!

[@damion664abraham8]

My favourite player

[@TheHoodedSchmedlapp]

I thought Marcus Fizer was going to be a beast coming out of college. What happened?

[@hawk4ever784]

Nate should get back on the saddle and go back on the ring once more . Nate is courageous he managed to make it in the league he can make it in the ring . Losing makes wining sweeter Nate.

[@Nostalgic-J]

Stunted growth sounds funny when referring to a short ball player

[@authornahsun634]

Pun intended

[@DebtFreeDad]

Nate is the best guard ever who is listed under 6ft.

[@yabaadabbadoo5529]

You think he was better than either Isaiah Thomas?

[@DebtFreeDad]

@@yabaadabbadoo5529 I'd take him over IT. IT, had 2 years and that's it.

[@ladarionaustin2179]

IT, Damon Stoudmire ....Idk??

[@DebtFreeDad]

@@ladarionaustin2179 IT had a 2 year run. Damon averaged 13 pts for his career. Give me Nate

[@1roundleft821]

@@DebtFreeDad IT had more than a 2 year run. Lol wtf. You must not follow the league too well. He was serviceable in Sac, Phoenix and then he blossomed in Boston. And Damon Stoudamire was a solid starter in the league, unlike Nate Robinson who's attitude and poor shooting/playmaking and defense had him out of the league at 30.

[@ownerofastolengun]

Always have always will love Nate Robinson

[@POPINTHETAPE]

6:46 him saying that reminds of when he was on Q and D Miles podcast saying in NY he was on a fast break and threw the ball off the back board to dunk then got benched afterwards, or something like that. All because he wanted his boys from the hood to see he made it to the league. 😂😂😂

[@philipfarnan4188]

Great player.

[@majorjusmajor1180]

Tbh I didn't care for his game though I thought he was a good player, but I loved that dude's heart on the court. As for him getting in the ring and taking the L so f*ckin what, of all the people on the net clowning him how many would have the balls to get in there themselves?? Salute dude for making it to the league and having a Lion's heart!!

[@ruxcooking]

Nate on the bulls was a force of nature

[@chrissams6230]

You suspend him cuz he beat up 2 trash guys 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@beezy1800]

Have you done Josh Childress? NCAA college hoops 2k5 cover athlete, 6th overall pick and chose to sign a overseas contract early in his NBA career eventually coming back to the nba as a journeyman And arguable one of the best AFROS in basketball history lol

[@coolbreeze3793]

5:48 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Paul pierce did Nate dirty on that one

[@dontdoittoyoself6786]

Scoonie Penn - Ohio State

[@NoDebtButLove]

Nate should still be in the league. JJ Barea just got released by the Mavs.

[@ImadogGarcia]

He did the most of his carreer, there was nothing more to achieve

[@walizenlegrand9040]

Nate the great!

[@fcnvideospt2343]

No stunted growth he got every inch of talent out his career

[@joseyeastwood]

Nate should still be in the league well at least the big three starts in a couple of weeks.

[@Schracid]

We're both born on the same day. 31.05.1984.

[@Joel-eo3mn]

Kevin Hart, I mean, Nate Robinson had a fun basketball career to watch.

[@Progressive.G]

Nate Robinson was a very good player and in the right situation could've been an all-star.

[@joshuat6844]

Boston Celtics Nate was cold

[@joenamathsflask9188]

@StuntedGrowth Do Dejuan Blair. Tough upbringing, top tier high school prospect, good college career, decent stint in the NBA, good over seas career, Rap and street interest, Dad being killed 3 + years ago... Heavy hill sh*t 412

[@faceman7966]

He did the best he could in the ring.... what did people think what was going to happen for only training for 3 months he’s still Nate the Great to me.....please do Marcus Banks

[@1roundleft821]

If he really had the ambition to box he'd have started boxing long before he took the Jake Paul offer. That was plain foolish to take a pro fight with only 3 months of training.

[@faceman7966]

@@1roundleft821 agreed

[@evanj2carter571]

He doing his thing in the Big 3 too

[@freestateofgrizzy1937]

Nate was one of my favorite players at that time but he was a journeyman at best he could of at least stayed in 3 more years

[@youngsimbazeki9984]

Tbh Im a big Bulls fan but they were not gonna pay Nate theybwas super cheap With GarPax I miss Nate In the league

[@patrik32]

Nate was an athlete freak for sure, with huge heart but he was a clown in the training room and was lucky he wasn't served like that youtuber did. He made amazing highlights...he was always a spurk plug, can score 40 in 2 quarters or end up with 5 turnovers and 0/5 3pointers... I loved he was able to have great games in the playoffs. And hope he is all good

[@richardtorres9814]

You really don't wanna end up on these episodes lol

[@brians2869]

Omg at Washington.... Sick...

[@Quinn91202]

I miss watching him play in the nba

[@nettyballball497]

✊🏿✘🖤

[@izzy2802]

I ain't gonna lie..him getting knocked out like that set black people back 50 years. He gotta give them Slam dunk trophies back for dat.

[@sameerwilliams4054]

Agreed. When I saw him get knocked out I was like "Get up Craig". Sorry just hurt to see that.

[@mel-c]

@@sameerwilliams4054 🤣😅😂😆

[@yabaadabbadoo5529]

🤣🤣😅

[@stuntedgrowth]

My immediate thought. Like damn... Get Jesse on the phone.

[@izzy2802]

@@stuntedgrowth LMBO

[@Lounge-wg1oi]

Do zhaire Smith Sixers stunted growth

[@kbtitan2464]

Real ones know Nate's Chicago Bulls 2013 Playoff run was historic.

[@authornahsun634]

The Bulls should've kept Nate to backup D Rose He did his thing in the Windy averaging 13 points a game when Rose was out 💯

[@darionblack4434]

bruh yea nate on the bulls was cold