Kyrie Irving Teaches His SIGNATURE MOVES, but Kevin Durant Refuses To Follow!

July 26, 2018 - Some of this planet’s best basketball players made their way to Las Vegas on Thursday to participate in the voluntary 2018 Team USA minicamp ran by San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich. Kyrie Irving was then seen trying to hand down some Uncle Drew wisdom and signature moves on how to break down the defense in the lane for a layup while Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook and Victor Oladipo watched. The Boston Celtics point guard was seen and heard asking the three to try executing a behind-the-back dribble, Euro step in the middle before finishing at the rim. Both Russell Westbrook and Victor Oladipo took Irving’s lesson seriously, and executed the move but Kevin Durant totally ignored Kyrie Irving, and did his jumpshot instead. Make sure you have your ankle insurance, health insurance and life insurance before going against Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant himself! ● Kyrie is notably known for his role as "Uncle Drew" in the Pepsi Max commercials. An Uncle Drew movie is set for June 29, 2018, which will be produced by Lionsgate. Ever since 2011, Kyrie Irving had been playing in the Quicken Loans Arena for the past 6 years, until he came to a decision to leave the Cleveland Cavaliers for the Boston Celtics back in July 2017. Back on November 16, 2017, there was a claim by Kyrie Irving himself, saying that the Earth is actually flat. Kyrie Irving has partnered up with major brands such as Nike, PepsiCo, Foot Locker, Panini, PSD Luxury Men's Boxer Briefs, and Skullcandy. In December 2014, Irving had launched his Nike Kyrie 3 signature shoe collection and since then the sale of his shoes is touching new heights day by day. The launch colorway was sold out in just 3 minutes. In 2016, he got equity stakes in American company Skullcandy. This deal was a part of an endorsement deal between him and Skullcandy. This move of Kyrie looks professionally good because of Skullcandy's global headphone and earbud market expected to be worth more than $17.5 billion by 2022. ● Reigning NBA MVP Russell Westbrook, one of the league's global superstars, inked a 10-year extension with Nike's Jordan Brand that will be the most lucrative total endorsement deal for a Jordan athlete to date. Westbrook has partnered up with major brands such as Nike/Air Jordan, Mountain Dew, True Religion clothing company, Six Star Pro Nutrition, Samsung, Barneys New York, and Westbrook Frames. His foundation, Russell Westbrook’s Why Not? Foundation was founded back in 2012 to inspire the lives of children, empower them to ask “Why Not?” and teach them to never give up. Last month, Westbrook teamed with the United Way of Greater Los Angeles to give out a brand new 2017 Kia Sorento SXL equipped with car’s registration and auto car insurance for the next year to a family. ● Kevin Durant shocked the sports world when he left Oklahoma City Thunder to sign a two-year contract with the Golden State Warriors ahead of the 2016-17 season (he can opt out of the contract after one year). Durant has a sizable endorsement haul with Nike Basketball, Beats Electronics, American Family Insurance, BBVA, Alaska Airlines, Sparkling Ice, Panini and NBA 2K. But he has embraced the startup ethos of his new locale with investments in the Player's Tribune, Acorns, Postmates and JetSmarter. Nike signed Durant to a 10-year extension in 2014 worth as much as $300 million, although sales are off the last two years for his signature shoes. Kevin Durant has been really active in charitable donation in 2018. On January 6, 2018, he donates $3 million to the University of Texas where he won national player of the year honors in his lone season before turning pro. On January 17, 2017, Durant became the first of 10 celebrities to match Colin Kaepernick's donation as part of a 10-day initiative in which he'll donate $10,000 a day to a different non-profit organization. ● Back in 2016, the National Basketball Players Association (NBPA) of which Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry are executives contributed over $15 million a year to fund health insurance plans for most retired NBA players.The plan gives all retired players who played at least three years health insurance until they are eligible for Medicare. Players with at least 7 years in the league get lowered costs, while players who played 10 seasons have their families covered by the insurance plans. ► Voiceover and subtitles narration by JimmyBallers20 ► Visual special effects and video editing created with CyberLink PowerDirector & Adobe Premiere Pro ► Videos, images and music used by JimmyBallers20 are granted with permissions, and commercially licensed by StoryBlocks (https://www.storyblocks.com/) ● FACEBOOK : https://www.facebook.com/jimmyballers20