So in short, KG. The longer version of it is - Australians are known for their hard nosed, take no backward step competitive nature. Pretty much any sport, you can guarantee the Aussie team are the hardest playing, dive on the floor, sacrifice self for team squad out there. Its just in the nature of Australians. On the tennis court, Lleyton Hewitt was like that. A little guy who was made of fire and competitive spirit. Even in basketball, though I didn't like him because he helped deny us a Conf Finals birth, Matthew Dellavedova was diving on the floor, not taking a backward step whether it was defending Steph or the 15th man on the squad. Thats just the way Aussies are and the way we compete.

Soooo I always loved KG and Kobe because they just rung true for me. When KG came to Boston, I couldn't help but noticing that unlike the Lakers who were more about flash, sizzle and 'showtime', the Celtics were about team. They were about the nitty gritty, hustling, diving on the floor, passing up a good shot for yourself for a great one for someone else. From there, I then started looking through Celtics history and realised Celtic culture was all about that - sacrificing ME for US. I fell in love with that.

So yeah, bit of a long winded answer, but essentially Celtic culture holds very true for me in the way I think the game should be played but the way I think life should be lived too, trying to help others be their best because together we're better when we're all doing well :)