Allen Iverson says Michael Jordan hasn't forgotten the double-crossover he received from "The Answer"

Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan was a ruthless competitor who was able to take any slight or challenge and use it as motivation to dominate on the court. Because of this, very few dared to step up to His Airness for fear of retaliation or embarrassment. However, one fearless young man dared to cross Jordan over not once but twice in a single play - Allen Iverson.

During a regular season game between the Philadelphia 76ers and the Chicago Bulls on March 12, 1997, Iverson made his mark as a rookie by pulling off an incredible double-crossover move that left Jordan stumbling and out of position.

Decades later, Jordan told Iverson that he still hadn’t forgotten about that little stunt that shook the NBA world.

Chilling in Charlotte

Long after the pro careers of both Iverson and Jordan had concluded, the two basketball icons had a chance to catch up and reminisce about their legendary encounter. As they sat in Jordan’s space while watching a Hornets game in Charlotte, North Carolina, the topic of that fateful game came up.

“I went to a Charlotte Hornets game. He had me come in. We in the back, me and him; I'm sitting back, drinking, and reminiscing. I was like, 'Man, I love you!' And he was like, ‘You don't love me, you little b***h. You wouldn't have fu**ing did me like that.’ And everybody in the room burst out laughing,” Iverson shared.