Is it true that Duncan is afraid of O 'Neill? What is the reason?

Career regular season 32 times, Shark 18 wins, Duncan 14 wins.

Sharks averaged 22 points 1 1 rebounds, 2 assists, 3 blocks and 53% shooting percentage VS Duncan averaged 22 points 12 rebounds, 3 assists 1 blocks and 45% shooting percentage.

They played 30 games in the playoffs, 15 wins and 15 losses. Among them, the shark eliminated Duncan three times (200 1, 2002, 2004), and Duncan eliminated the shark three times (1999, 2003, 2008).

The data is that Duncan averaged 26+ 13+4 VS Shark 22+ 13+2.

Almost, each has its own ending. Of course, the two are basically not right. For example, the Lakers are basically dealing with Duncan in Horry, while the Spurs are often dealing with sharks in Robinson.

Duncan is afraid of sharks because he is really afraid of sharks-not O 'Neill-but real sharks. Duncan was a good swimmer in the Virgin Islands, but at the age of 14, a typhoon damaged the swimming pool. Because he was afraid to swim on the high seas and was afraid of being eaten by sharks, he had to start playing basketball. As soon as this joke was hyped by the media, it became that he was really afraid of sharks.