- A fan was confident that he could beat Andre Drummond in a 1-on-1 game
- He paid $300 for the chance to play against the Chicago Bulls man
- Andre Drummond viciously dunked on him during their matchup
NBA fans always seem to think that they could go up against and maybe even beat the professionals if they had the chance. Time and time again, though, this idea has been proven wrong in the most dramatic way.
Andre Drummond is a two-time All-Star and 4-time NBA rebounding leader. He has declined in recent seasons, but he’s still on a different level to normal people. And one fan found that out the hard way.
“They’re offering a 1v1 versus Andre Drummond for the bargain price of $299. You know that I have the utmost confidence that I can beat Andre Drummond in a 1v1,” the fan claimed. The video shows the game between the two of them, with Drummond crossing the fan over and then viciously dunking all over him.
A fan was so confident that he could beat Andre Drummond in a 1v1 that he paid $300 to play against him 😳
Drummond crossed him up and dunked on him 🤣
(via @chicagobulls / TT)pic.twitter.com/5NFDkJctbs
— ClutchPoints (@ClutchPoints) August 6, 2023
This is an embarrassing look for the fan considering how much confidence he seemed to be showing. The fact that he even got the opportunity to play against the Chicago Bulls man in a 1-on-1 is a big deal. And it was always only going to end in one way, with Drummond destroying the fan.
Brian Scalabrine’s Legendary Words Ring True In This Situation
Why NBA fans think they can take on stars is baffling. Only 450 players make the NBA every year, it’s an incredibly exclusive club filled with the very best in the world. During times like this, only Brian Scalabrine’s sage words on the subject make sense.
“I’m closer to LeBron than you are to me,” Brian Scalabrine once told someone who heckled him and then got destroyed in the ensuing 1-on-1 game between the two of them.
Andre Drummond has been in the league since 2012, but he is still only 29. Since 2020, he has been on five different NBA teams and could be on his way out of the league. But even on his worst day and during his worst game, he would still be able to effortlessly cook any fan that tried challenging him to a 1-on-1 game.
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