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Kemba Walker dropped Cristiano Felicio with this mean stepback

It looked like 2010 all over again.

Kemba Walker’s stepback is the stuff of legend. If he ever pulls it out on you, just try and stay on your feet and hope he misses the shot. Cristiano Felicio managed to get one part right, at least — Walker missed the shot.

The Bulls’ big man still ended up on the floor though.

That’s not even fair, Walker. Felicio didn’t stand a chance.

Anytime you get a big man on an island with Walker, this is a possibility. He’s one of the league’s best, and maybe most underrated, ball handlers. This is nothing new for him.

If you recall, Walker pulled out a similar move nearly eight years ago against the Pittsburgh Panthers in the Big East tournament.

That’s the stuff nightmares are made of, man.

Walker didn’t hit the shot against Felicio, but the Hornets should get points off of that move alone.

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