Shaquille O’Neal left howling as Kenny Smith embarrassed Guinness World Record holder at his own game
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Shaquille O'Neal and Kenny Smith, 3 point Guinness World record holder
Following their playing careers, Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley, and Shaquille O’Neal transitioned to broadcasting with Inside the NBA. As some of the most famous figures in sports media, the three of them enjoy making fun of one another on television. Week after week during the NBA season, we witness the combination of Shaquille O’Neal, Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith, and Ernie Johnson leave us in fits of laughter as they continue their analysis of a game.
Anthony Miracola, who set a Guinness World Record by making 31 three-pointers in 60 seconds, recently appeared as a guest on Inside The NBA followed by a hilarious incident. He then engaged in a first-to-three shooting competition with Kenny, who demonstrated for him what it’s like to face off against a seasoned shooter. Kenny’s straightforward victory looked extra funny because Miracola appeared to be rather overconfident. He therefore had the opportunity to showcase his skills against Kenny Smith while appearing on the programme with House of Highlights founder Omar Raja. Many even picked this man to win since he arrived prepared while The Jet was shooting in a suit.
Kenny Smith’s NBA career in a nutshell
Kenny Smith was a collegiate athlete for North Carolina and was renowned for his outstanding assists, particularly at the college level. He was selected by the Sacramento Kings with the sixth overall choice in 1987’s draft, which was seen to be a poor class. He was moved to the Atlanta Hawks after two and a half seasons, but a half year later, in 1990, he found himself in Houston. He was teamed with Hakeem Olajuwon and excelled in this situation. With 17.7 points, 7.1 assists, and 2.1 rebounds per game on average, he enjoyed his greatest year by winning the title in 1994 and repeating in 95.
Smith was a fantastic leader, constantly had a high shooting average, and was a wonderful match to Olajuwon. Even though he was never a celebrity like his co-stars at TNT, he was more than a typical point guard. Smith wasn’t a washout himself while he was playing. Kenny, a good shooter and versatile player, helped the Houston Rockets win back to back championships in the 1990s. Shooters never lose their touch, which is another thing that is still true. While the body ages and athletic ability declines, the player’s form developed over many days of training never fails.
The Jet showed off against the Guinness record holder
In the shootout, Kenny Smith destroyed Anthony Miracola, who missed all three of his attempts while Smith nailed on all three of his opening shots. Even before the third shot was fired, he called out the famous “Let’s go home,” leaving the scene with swagger and surety. Well, disappointment doesn’t even begin to capture the essence of Miracola in that crucial moment. The Jet did a fantastic job of showcasing it, and his competitive segments with other guests inside the NBA, like his races with Charles Barkley.
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