Hall of Famer Allen Iverson detailed his colossal respect for Kobe Bryant, explaining why the late Lakers legend impacted the game just like his ultimate hero, Michael Jordan.

Allen Iverson says his biggest accomplishment wasn’t on the basketball court. During an interview with “CBS Mornings,” the Basketball Hall of Famer commemorated six months of sobriety on Tuesday while discussing the challenges that came with fame.

Basketball icon Allen Iverson expressed excitement on social media over the Philadelphia 76ers' massive LeBron James signing.

Wilt defended A.I.'s poor shooting percentage by saying he didn't take easy shots.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Allen Iverson's personal life was anything but smooth sailing. It was full of ups and downs, highs and lows, and everything in between. However, looking back at his tumultuous past, the ...

If you’re a die-hard Allen Iverson fan, you’d already be familiar with the stories packed into about 100 pages of his memoir, Misunderstood, covering his days with the Sixers. But if you really want to understand the parts of his life that were often ...

Love him or hate him, you have to agree that during the early 00's, there was no-one more fun to watch on the basketball court than Allen Iverson. He single-handedly changed the culture of the NBA and became a pop culture icon, all during his peak of ...

Allen Iverson's kids are his "greatest gift." The former NBA star and his longtime love, Tawanna Taylor, share five kids. They welcomed their first child, Tiaura, in 1994, followed by Allen II in 1998, Isaiah in 2003, Messiah in 2005 and Dream in 2008.

Iverson's icy one-liner captures how LeBron, Jaylen Brown and Embiid just flipped the Eastern Conference power balance in Philly's favor.