Shaquille O’Neal Talks About His S3Xual Challenges Due To His Enormous Size (VIDEO)

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Shaquille O’Neal is a man who has never had issues with the ladies, but it has left many people wondering how exactly a 7’1” man has s3x with a woman who is much smaller than him.

Unless he is dealing with forwards and centers in the WNBA, Shaq would seemingly have a ton of trouble in the bedroom.

Well, apparently that is just not the case.

During an April interview on The Pivot Podcast, Shaq was asked about the challenges of being his size and having s3xual relationships. Shaq tried to dodge the question but Channing Crowder wouldn’t let him off the hook until he got an answer.

“It’s all about geometry. 7’1”, and look. The head is right there, and the mid-section is right where it needs to be. Geometry. That’s why you gotta arch that back.”

Shaquille O’Neal, Kenny Smith on the verge of re-signing with TNT Sports

Behind the scenes, the news didn’t stop Shaquille O’Neal, Kenny Smith and Charles Barkley from talking to NBC and Amazon, according to people familiar with the matter. O’Neal’s contract has an out clause that allowed him to leave TNT if Warner Bros. Discovery didn’t retain NBA rights. Smith’s clause was more open to interpretation, the people said. Barkley’s contract doesn’t have the same flexibility, said the people, though it hasn’t stopped him from musing about his future. But, rest assured NBA fans, O’Neal and Smith are coming back. Both are on the verge of re-signing with TNT Sports, CNBC has learned. O’Neal will sign a five-year contract. Smith will ink a multiyear deal, as well. A Warner Bros. Discovery spokesperson declined to comment.
Source: link.cnbc.com

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