Dillon Boucher On THAT Yao Ming Incident #shorts
Episode Description
Yao Ming fell for the trap... but China had the last laugh.
In this episode, Dillon Boucher relives one of his most humbling Olympic moments — and shares the journey that made him a true Kiwi basketball legend.
🎙️ We talk: • The inside story of the 2002 Tall Blacks World Champs run • His relationship with Steven Adams on and off the court • Why the Breakers retired his jersey — and let him go • How he handled imposter syndrome in the boardroom
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Brief Summary
A recount of a dramatic moment in the 2004 Olympics basketball game against China.
Key points
- Yao Ming's Dunk. Shawn Marks delivers an incredible dunk on Yao Ming, a rare feat.
- The Push. A tense moment as Yao Ming pushes back, leading to a dramatic fall.
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Episode highlights
- Yao Ming's DunkShawn Marks delivers an incredible dunk on Yao Ming, a rare feat.“Shawn Marks absolutely posterized him with this amazing dunk”0:17Jun 15, 2025
- The PushA tense moment as Yao Ming pushes back, leading to a dramatic fall.“I went sliding along the floor and the referee just gave me the get up.”0:44Jun 15, 2025
