Hawks Fan Drains a Half-Court Shot for $10K
In what thrilled all who witnessed it, an Atlanta Hawks fan knocked down a half-court shot to win himself $10,000 during a timeout between the Hawks vs. Boston Celtics.
Watch the clip below.
In what thrilled all who witnessed it, an Atlanta Hawks fan knocked down a half-court shot to win himself $10,000 during a timeout between the Hawks vs. Boston Celtics.
Watch the clip below.
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