Shaq Uncut: My Story

When I bought this for my boyfriend (a massive basketball fan) to listen to on a long haul flight I had no intention of listening to it too. As it turned out we had to share the headphones to listen!
The author has done a great job of telling Shaq's story and (according to the big man himself) dug up memories that he had forgotten himself.
Loved it. Highly recommended.

Shaq's reading

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Laughed out loud more than a few times.

Definitely! If you give Shaq a chance like I do you will love this book. The big man is hilarious in my eye and this book explains quite a bit about the big man. Shaq is the man...

The voice isn't Shaq but they picked someone who does sound similar in Dion Graham and this is listed so it shouldn't catch anyone off guard. My ONLY wish is the big man himself read this book but maybe in future Shaq writings.

This book was outstanding. They could not have picked a better person to do the voice read. He made it feel the way it did. A little cussing in it which is not my preference but I do understand that. It wasn't overwhelming. Very insightful, full of "behind the scenes" information. I really enjoyed it.The book showed that more than sports skill-Shaq is also an educated business man-an important lesson. Great book for young people (although be ware of a few cuss words). Even if your not a Shaquille O'Neal fan you will enjoy this book alot.

Hilarious, reader sounds like Shaq, even when he's being sarcastic. He brags, he criticizes himself, and very professionally talks about his relationships with teammates. Very honest, Fantastic book.

No. Only because I don't go back to books once I've read them.

Shaq discussing his relationships with his parents, Kobe, organizations and friends.
His admiration and respect for some players and his humor.

With Laker players, trying to keep Shaq from going after Kobe, when they intercepted Shaq at the team theatre and talked them through it.

same as title

Yes, but I only listen to a book only once

His comment to Howard Schultz regarding coffee

I have to admit that I was pleasantly suprised at how well I enjoyed this. The narrator was very good and at first you think that Shaq is really telling this. You do get the feeling that Shaq loves himself and that no one will ever be like him....But that's Shaq. A GOOD LISTEN.

Mother and Grandmother... They always kept him on point.

Shaq.... of course

The Big (...) Can you dig it...

I love getting to know Shaquille more. Not just Shaq the basketball player.

I would have to say when his grandmother passed away and how he took it. Also the relationship he had with his stepfather.

Shaq!

What he did for the homeless and how charitable Shaq was and still is.

I loved to learn how much of a great business man Shaq is.

Shaq gave the real inside story of life in the NBA, it was very funny, witty, and he pulled no punches. Any sports fan is going to love how he aspired to be a superstar athlete, rapper and entertainer. I couldn't put it down .

The real inside story of what happened to sour the relationship between him and Kobe.

This is my first time, but i thoroughly enjoyed it.

I laughed thru most of it and his relationship with his foster father was very sentimental. His real father didn't care to be a part of his life until after he had made it big.

like my title says, its an entertaining book to listen to. good enough to bridge gaps, and if your a big basketball fan like i am then its a great listen.

his last/current relationship is a total non-factor in the entire story. i see no place for it aside to validate his happiness now after his divorce..

dion graham does a very good shaq impersonation the entire length of the book.

i listened to this book in 3 sittings, although i can't call them sittings because i listened while working. it is easy listening for sure but i'm not one for an activity that last that long.

entertaining but not interesting, just as the man SHAQ is. any basketball fan or laker fan would enjoy.