Duel One Fight One, O'Neal surpassed by his son

Duel One Fight One, O'Neal surpassed by his son - The fruit will not fall from the tree. Proverb that deserves pinned on Shaquille O'Neal (43) and his son, Shareef O'Neal (16). Shaq is known as one of the best in the NBA legend. Plays as a center, it can be said is a form of Bigman perfectly capable appear dominant in each game. Huge tall (216 cm / 147 kg), the opponent is often difficult to block it. However, it used to be.
Now, there is one person who is able to defeat him, namely his own son, Shareef. In fact, after defeating the father, Shareef wanted to come back to challenge other NBA stars to duel one on one. "Dad (O'Neal) is a success I beat. Now, I am looking for an opportunity to duel one on one with LeBron James," joked Shareef.
Seem arrogant, but it tasted fine he said this to boost her confidence level. Moreover, there is one thing that makes Shareef felt by LeBron. Is that? At the age of green still, Shareef already has a height of 6 feet 8 inches, aka 203 cm. Exactly parallel to the high-LeBron "King" James.
Regardless, if examined turns Shareef is typical basketball player different when compared with the father. Shaq is a type of conventional Bigman were only able to play as a center. Shareef alias while more versatile all-around. He is capable of shooting, passing, block, rebound, and dunk it well. Later, people will see Shareef has such a game similar to the New Orleans Pelicans star, Anthony Davis.
Moreover, for the affairs of shooting Shareef appears it will be superior than Shaq. "Since childhood I've been practicing basketball. I do specialize in shooting practice intensively. Free throw me too good," Shareef said that as was insinuated father. As we know, Shaq is known as one of the players to throw free throw worst in the league. The average free throw only reached 52.7% over the 19-year career in the NBA.