

At a street naming ceremony in his honor, Allen Iverson returns to his hometown to reflect on his roots. Raised in poverty and violence in Hampton and Newport News, he overcame adversity to lead Bethel High to state titles. In 1993, a bowling alley brawl lands him in prison, sparking national outrage and a battle for his freedom.
At a street naming ceremony in his honor, Allen Iverson returns to his hometown to reflect on his roots. Raised in poverty and violence in Hampton and Newport News, he overcame adversity to lead Bethel High to state titles. In 1993, a bowling alley brawl lands him in prison, sparking national outrage and a battle for his freedom.
Ann Iverson fights to free her son, seeking guidance from Georgetown coach John Thompson. Under Thompson’s mentorship, Allen rises to stardom. He leaves college early, is drafted #1 by the 76ers in 1996, and becomes Rookie of the Year. His rapid rise and cultural impact draw both praise and criticism, while tensions with coach Larry Brown escalate.