The one who controls the rebounds controls the game. Arguably one of the greatest rebounders of all-time, Dennis Rodman was one of the most ruthless players in the NBA. His physicality and impressive stamina helped him collect rebounds, even over 7’1 giants like Shaquille O?Neal. NBA greats like Isiah Thomas stated recently that Rodman was “one of the first guys getting paid for rebounding and defense”.

However, Thomas was not the only one to acknowledge The Worm’s impeccable skills. Recently, the 5x champion’s longtime friend makes a major revelation about his rebounding prowess.

Dennis ?Time Traveler? Rodman?

In a recent YouTube ?Short? clip, famous YouTube comedian/chauffer Bill Meyer made a shocking revelation about the Chicago Bulls legend. He says, ?Dennis Rodman was one of my favorite clients. Not because he was a great basketball player, but because he could turn back time!“.

He explains, “Can you explain to me why he was one of the greatest rebounders of all time? It’s because when the ball would miss the basket and go some place, he would just turn back time and get the rebound.“. The 5x NBA champion’s rebounding stats were no joke. He averaged a staggering 13.1 rebounds per game in his 14-year-long NBA career.

During the iconic Chicago Bulls’ championship runs in the 1990s, Dennis Rodman’s contribution immensely helped the Bulls against tough teams like Los Angeles Lakers and Phoenix Suns. Rodman’s rebounding skills were so impressive that his Chicago Bulls’ teammate and now Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr made a wild allegation on The Worm.

Steve Kerr?s Allegation on Dennis Rodman

Steve Kerr is an extremely important NBA figure in today’s NBA. He is the head coach of the Stephen Curry led-Golden State Warriors and has helped GSW win 4 NBA championships in the last 8 years. He was also the part of the legendary 1996-98 Chicago Bulls squad.

Two years ago, he provided a hilarious anecdote of Dennis Rodman’s insane rebounding stats. He claimed that, “Dennis Rodman intentionally missed shots to get extra rebounds.“. Steve Kerr would further explain how Dennis Rodman would lead the league in rebounding over guys like Charles Barkley and Hakeem Olajuwon.

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He said, “I think he took great pride in not scoring. I mean when we were in Chicago together, he would have games where he would get an offensive rebound and literally have a layup and he would just throw it back out. I think he was hoping that we would miss another shot so he could get another one.?.

What are your thoughts on Bill Meyer’s “time traveller” analogy of Rodman? Who do you think is the greatest rebounder of all time? Let us know in the comments below!

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