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Block – no, blocks – of the week: Ibaka takes out Wade, then Lebron

June 15, 2012

Because it’s easy, because it’s there (on YouTube), because the Serge Ibaka Army is threatening to take over NBA fandom and because, well, even curmudgeons like BallinEurope might start admitting that, yes, perhaps the “NBA’s next Golden Age starts now.”

So here it is. From amidst a hard-fought Miami Heat game two win over the Oklahoma City Thunder in the NBA championship series, a guy who will inevitably be entered into discussions of greatest shot blocker of all-time rejecting in turn two guys who’re already drawing comparisons with legends, highlight clips. I-blocka!

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