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Shaquille O’Neal, the Hall of Famer looks like a giant while using normal-sized things. O’Neal was already 6″6 when he was 13 years old. In his high school days, O’Neal led his team to a state championship. Shaq was one of the players who knew exactly how to use his size and gain an advantage in the post.

There are a lot of things that are normal for people to use. But when Big Shamrock uses everyday things, he makes most of the people around him look tiny.

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Shaquille O’Neal tries to fit in a mini car

A viral video on YouTube shows how Shaq was able to fit himself in a mini car. The mini car is a Smart ForTwo 2019 model. Shaq barely manages to fit his legs in the car seat. It looks like a pretty small car for someone who’s 7″1 and 325 pounds. But Shaq looks quite comfortable driving. Not only did he manage to fit in the mini car, but he also makes the steering wheel look like a little frisbee.

His enormous size makes everyday things look tiny. Shaq’s hand size is about 10 inches, with his hand span as big as 12 inches. Not to forget his shoe size, which is US 22, approximately 14.5 inches.

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Shaquille O’Neal palming a basketball

With his enormous hands, Shaq makes a full-size NBA basketball look like a size 5 basketball. O’Neal also wears a size 17 ring. Though the 7 footer can easily palm a basketball, there was a time when Shaq used to deflate the ball to palm it.

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O’Neal is one of the very few players who had great control over his size, which made him a dominant big man. Where do you think Shaquille O’Neal ranks in all-time centers? Do let us know in the comments below.

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