One if the greatest, if not the greatest, basketball players who have ever graced the city of Dayton will have his story told to the world as the Dwight "The Blur" Anderson documentary will air tonight (6pm) at the Kroc Center.
Anderson, who although in his mid 50s, still can hoop with the best of them (young and old).
And he still does dominate. On a daily level.
The story will chronicle the life of Anderson starting as a youngster, as he progresses to High School, in which he was widely considered the best player in the country when he decided to attend Kentucky for college.
There will be exclusive interviews with some of the great sports heads regarding Anderson, along with the footage of "The Blur" as he was nicknamed because of his great ability to get anywhere he wanted, when he wanted. And to also score.
From anywhere. At anytime.
He once hit a shot from behind the backboard in a college game, "Larry Bird style" before Larry did it. Announcer Al McGuire announced a star is born after one of his games as a frosh at Kentucky in which he dominated the opposition.
With 8+ years put into the documentary, this sure to be sports entertainment at its finest.
The story is produced by Cincy native and Journalist Branson Wright. Wright currently works for Cleveland Plains Dealer.
Doors will open at 5.
First come first serve seating, so get there early.
Or you'll miss it in a Blur.
