Allen Iverson reveals the emotional story behind his lowest point in life and how he reconciled with his ex-wife Tawanna Turner while promoting his new memoir “Misunderstood.” ...

Allen Iverson's lone NBA Finals appearance ended in a 1-4 defeat at the hands of the Los Angeles Lakers in 2001. Iverson had a Herculean series, where he led the Finals in scoring at 35.6 points per ...

Allen Iverson is six months sober and reaping the rewards. The NBA icon is one of the most gifted players ever to take the court, but issues away from the hardwood saw him blow $200 million on cars ...

Using the name "Jewelz," Iverson talked about the rawest things anybody could imagine. While the motivation behind his music made sense, the NBA found it very controversial, offensive and classless.

Allen Iverson said his biggest accomplishment wasn't on the basketball court. Allen Iverson says his biggest accomplishment wasn’t on the basketball court. During an interview with “CBS Mornings,” the ...

Dylan Fine is a Sports Journalist for GiveMeSport. A graduate of Georgetown University, his writing past includes covering local politics in the DMV region with DC Voter For Animals, writing recaps on ...

Three-part docuseries chronicles Allen Iverson's life and impact on basketball culture for future generations.

Former 11-time NBA All-Star and Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Famer Allen Iverson on Tuesday announced that he has been sober for six months. Iverson, 50, revealed the personal news during an ...

Hall of Famer Allen Iverson revealed his top five NBA players of all time during an interview with CBS News on Tuesday, Oct. 7, to promote his new memoir, "Misunderstood," released the same day.

Allen Iverson is one of the most influential players to ever grace the hardwood, leaving his mark both at Georgetown and throughout his illustrious 14-year NBA career. But when asked to name his top ...

Allen Iverson's ex-wife, Tawanna Turner, reportedly has a net worth of $500k as of 2022, having received $3 million and ongoing child support from the ...

“In this book, you’re hearing it from the horse’s mouth,” Iverson told Maurice Dubois during an interview this week on “CBS Mornings” as part of the promotion of his book “Misunderstood.” “You think ...