“Manspreading” in Front of 7 ft Shaquille O’Neal Brings ‘Dire’ Consequences for Boxing’s Young Millionaire

Shaquille O’Neal is one of the most hilarious personalities in the NBA. The Big Diesel often pulls off pranks on his celebrity friends and finds ways to embarrass them in a joking manner. Shaq recently roasted Logan Paul during his appearance on his podcast.

Shaq joined young Boxing millionaire Logan Paul on the ‘IMPAULSIVE’ podcast. Mike Majlak and George Janko were the co-hosts during the latest episode of the podcast. O’Neal discussed a number of issues, including his regrets about Kobe Bryant, and why Michael Jordan in the real got over LeBron James. The 15-time All-Star also talked about his 2022 goal of becoming a sex symbol.

Shaquille O’Neal roasts Logan Paul

Shaq gave one of the most hilarious moments to the live audience when he took a dig at Logan Paul for ‘manspreading’ in front of him. Paul ended up spearing his legs while introducing Shaq during the podcast. O’Neal noticed Logan sitting in an odd manner and said, “Can you please do me a favor? Close your legs while you are talking to me.”

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Shaquille O’Neal‘s comments took Logan Paul in shock as he felt a little embarrassed while the co-hosts and the crowd burst out in laughter. Shaq took it to the next level by opening his legs up in front of Janko’s face. George said, “Woah Dude, you almost slapped a d**k in my face.” Paul was taken aback by Shaq’s roasting as the young WWE wrestler had to face dire consequences for his actions.

Shaquille O’Neal is loved by many because of his larger-than-life personality. However, he was a completely different man on the court. The 7’1 tall Shaq was a nightmare to opposition defenders and often did the bulk of the scoring for his team. He earned the Finals MVP award three times in his career, leading the Lakers to three straight championships from 2000 to 2002 alongside Kobe Bryant.

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However, Bryant demanded to trade Kobe in 2004 after internal differences within the team. The duo never played together in the NBA and Bryant also revealed that he regretted asking to let go of Shaq. Thus, O’Neal’s personality is hard to ignore whether he is in the court or off it.