There is no question that Philadelphia 76ers legend Allen Iverson is one of the best players to ever play this great game. Standing at just 6-feet tall, Iverson would go toe-to-toe with the giants of the league and put on a dominant display of scoring the basketball.
In 12 years with the Sixers, Iverson averaged 27.6 points and 6.1 assists along with 3.9 rebounds. He won the MVP award in 2001 when he led the Sixers to the finals and was able to throw the franchise on his bony shoulders on numerous occasions. With those accolades, he deserves to have his story told.
Amazon Prime announced on Tuesday that they have a documentary titled “Allen Iv3rson” that will be released on Oct. 23.
The Sixers acknowledge the franchise legend by having his No. 3 uniform hang from the rafters from the newly named Xfinity Mobile Arena. He deserves a ton of respect from anybody who loves the game of basketball for what he was able to contribute to the game.
This article originally appeared on Sixers Wire: Amazon Prime to produce documentary on Sixers legend Allen Iverson