A new Prime Video documentary series titled 'Allen Iv3rson' will explore the life and career of basketball legend Allen Iverson, highlighting his impact on sports and culture.

Supported by NBA stars Shaquille O’Neal and Stephen Curry, the series promises unprecedented access to Iverson’s personal and professional life, including his background in Hampton, Virginia, and his journey through fame and controversy.

The series will showcase Iverson's fierce competitive spirit, magnetic personality, and the influence he had on players and fans both on and off the court.

Iverson returned to Philadelphia to finish his career and retired as a Sixer, remaining a significant figure for the franchise and its fans, with a statue unveiled in 2024 at the Sixers’ practice facility.

His style and persona challenged league norms, prompting cultural shifts and rule reforms, making him a transformative figure in the NBA.

Iverson's influence extended beyond his playing style; he challenged NBA norms and redefined the relationship between sports and society, embodying authenticity and rebellion.

His legacy includes a representation of hip hop culture through tattoos, braids, and a rebellious ethos, which sometimes generated controversy but also inspired many.

Drafted in 1996, Iverson became Rookie of the Year in 1997, NBA MVP in 2001, and is celebrated for his scoring ability, despite being only six feet tall, with a career averaging 27.6 points per game.

During his 12-year stint with the 76ers, Iverson led the team to the 2001 NBA Finals and remains a beloved figure, with his No. 3 jersey retired by the franchise.

His influence extends beyond basketball, with appearances in films like 'Like Mike' and 'Hustle,' and his legacy includes significant cultural shifts and rule changes in the NBA.

Iverson's career statistics and awards, along with his cultural impact, cement his status as a transformative figure in basketball history.

Iverson is currently promoting his memoir 'Misunderstood: A Memoir,' which offers an unfiltered look into his life from childhood in Virginia to his NBA career, legal issues, and personal challenges, with a book tour starting in October.