Knoah Knowlden Plays With 1 Leg—and Still Gets Buckets
The One-Leg Bandit shows out on ‘The Last Pick.’
Knoah Knowlden lost his left leg to bone cancer at 15. When he returned to the court, it was without his prosthesis. He rebuilt everything from scratch—his balance, his handle, his shot, his confidence—and earned himself the nickname the One-Leg Bandit in the process. Now, Knoah’s on a mission to dunk on 10 feet and inspire anyone who’s ever felt counted out. Check his game on The Last Pick with Guard Da Fatboy above.
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