Hall of Famer Dikembe Mutombo was known for finger wagging after blocks but Derrick Coleman says he was the first to do it ...

Those blocks were accompanied by Mutombo's signature celebration, where he'd point and wag his right index finger at the ...

Mutombo was among the NBA’s most feared shot blockers during his 18-year NBA career, often punctuated by his trademark finger wag. He was an eight-time All-Star, four-time Defensive Player of ...

A new court decal of Mutombo's silhouette doing his signature finger wag will be added to the sideline at State Farm Arena for the game against the Dallas Mavericks. It coincides with a special ...

deep booming voice and signature finger wag that endeared him to basketball fans of every generation.” Born in the Democratic ...

He was always accessible at NBA events over the years — with his infectious smile, deep booming voice and signature finger wag that endeared him to basketball fans of every generation." Mutombo ...

And I tell you what, I lost a lot of money because of that finger wag, man. I got so many technical fouls, but no referee would kick me out of the game.” Rest in peace to Dikembe Mutombo.

"Prayers up for the Family, Friends and Loved Ones of Dikembe Mutombo. The Hall of Fame Center passed away today at 58 years old due to brain cancer. His Iconic Finger Wag “No No No” is still ...

Of course, you can't talk about Mutombo without mentioning the finger wag. Mutombo would break out the famous "no, no, no" finger wag when he executed a particularly savage block. The finger wag ...