10 Greatest Signature Moves In NBA History

Here are the 10 greatest signature moves that changed the NBA forever.

Great NBA players often develop a go-to move, something that gives them an advantage, and that's hard to defend. Some moves, however, are more recognizable than others because they look different, they’re super effective, and players use them often.

With great apologies to George Gervin who just missed the cut with his finger roll, we chose these top 10 signature moves in basketball history

10 Greatest Signature Moves In NBA History

[PilipiHoops]

No one can stop James Harden's double step back... not even ref

[esaunders]

"Jordan and Kobe had the fadeaway."

Shows a bunch of Jordan and Kobe dunk highlights.

[aivisionart]

Kareem's Sky Hook - 0:24
Olajuwon's Dream Shake - 1:40
Jordan/Bryant Fadeaway - 2:35
Shaq's Black Tornado - 3:32
Ginobli's Euro-step - 4:39
T. Hardaway/Iverson Crossover - 5:34
Nowitzki's Single-legged Fadeaway - 6:25
Curry's Deep Threes - 7:24
Duncan's Bank Shot - 8:14
Harden's Stepback - 9:06

[AceFullbusterZ]

Dirk’s fadeaway is the second most unstoppable move in history, next to kareem’s sky hook

[swazy]

JR Smith's Henny Hurricane is the best signature move.
He rebounds, spins and goes somewhere, then looks confused.

[trevormichell]

Shoutout to the random Vince Carter clip in the skyhook part

[RatedChess]

Jordan: Fadeaway
Kobe: I’m gonna steal your shot
Dirk: HOW ABOUT 1 LEG?

[tsac]

MY PERSONAL LIST of the "Best Euro step players in the NBA"
1) Manu
2) DWade
3) JHarden
4) Giannis
5) Luka
6) Kyrie
7) Elgin Baylor
8) Westbrook

Edit: I had to change the title of the list because a lot of little boys kept crying like a bunch of 👶🏼

[ShoNuffTheShoGun]

Damn someone acknowledged Tim Duncan's greatness what is this madness?

[hoverboard]

Tim Duncan, Tim Hardaway, George Gervin, Kareem Abdul Jabbar, Dirk Nowitzki, Allen Iverson and Kevin McHale have the most memorable signature moves for me

[bricefleckenstein]

3:41
Shaq was the biggest "brute force" of his era, but Hakeem ate him for lunch a few times and Wilt wasn't a "brute force" most of the time because he didn't want to HURT opponents, Wilt wanted to BEAT THEM (not beat ON them).

[KalelBarNoaj]

To correct you my friend the Step Back was created and perfected by Paul Pierce but James Harden took it to incredible heights when he added a second step. It's the same as the Fadeaway created by Jordan and DOMINATED then Dirk Nowitzki with his One Leg Fadeaway destroyed everyone. Harden's version is actually called Double Step Back.

[Zisis]

james harden signature move the "traveling"

[myrispalenge]

Why do you only have 1.89k subscibers? This is an underrated channel.

[davidjohn]

When signature move is mentioned, 3 comes to my mind, The Sky Hook, The One Legged Fadeaway and the Dream Shake, those moves no one couldve replicated them since their creators came with it plus they made a carrer out of it

[anujnashine]

Bro ngl I thought this guy had a million subs, his videos are so good.

[watdaification]

Timmy’s bankshots will always be my favorite. Dude just wanted to win, and this shot was almost pretty much guaranteed to go in every single time.

[oldschoolgaming]

Your list is much better than those so called basketball bias experts

[therambler]

Curry's deep 3 is ridiculously underrated. Teams have to completely change the way they defend just because of him.

[remko]

9:27 You need a passport for that bruh...