During a recent episode of the show “Inside the NBA” on TNT, Charles Barkley and Shaquille O’Neal were hosting the show along with Golden State Warriors player Draymond Green. During the show, the AEW Champions, the Young Bucks, gifted the Inside crew with custom championship belt replicas and exclusive championship sneaker belts.
The Young Bucks is a professional wrestling tag team from America. The team consists of brothers Matthew and Nicholas Massie, who use the ring names Matthew and Nicholas Jackson. They are also executive vice presidents and co-founders of All Elite Wrestling (AEW) and have been signed with the organization since January 2019. As AEW performers, they have won the AEW World Tag Team Championship three times and the AEW World Trios Championship twice, alongside Kenny Omega as part of The Elite.
After receiving duplicate championship belts, Shaq and Barkley mocked them. Barkley joked that the belts were heavy, and Shaq replied that he would wear them to the Hookah bar.
Chuck: “These belts are heavy as hell!”
Shaq: “I’m rocking this to the hookah bar tonight!”
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Shaquille O’Neal is known for poking fun
Shaquille O’Neal and Charles Barkley are two well-known names in NBA entertainment. Shaq, also known as the Big Daddy, frequently appears alongside Barkley on various podcasts and shows to share their opinions on a range of topics.
Shaquille O’Neal is known for poking fun at and disrespecting others. Recently, fans witnessed a heated exchange between Shaq and Shannon Sharpe, a former NFL player. They engaged in a back-to-back roasting session on their Instagram pages. Additionally, Shaq released a diss track aimed at Sharpe.
Despite Shaq’s habit of poking fun at others, he was frequently ridiculed by analysts for his poor free throw skills during his professional career. Additionally, he appeared in a movie called ‘SAW’ in which there was a scene portraying his inability to make a free throw to save his life.
