Moving on: Shaquille O’Neal, 48, may soon have sold his Orlando, Florida, mega-mansion for $16.5 million after relisting it four times, Mansion Global reported

Top of the world: O’Neal is best known for his stint with the Los Angeles Lakers from 1996 to 2004, when he and Kobe Bryant were teammates; seen in 2019 in NYCPerfecting his game: Most importantly for Shaq, the mansion includes a 6,000 square foot basketball court for him to practice his game

All washed up: His mansion is a paradise for anyone who wants to be close to the water, as its surrounded by both Lake Butler and Lake LouiseStaying cool: It also has an enormous 95-foot outdoor pool with a relatively straight section that’s perfect for swimming lapsEnormous: It opens up into a wider resort-style pool that includes a waterfall and a dock for boating on the lakeEntertaining: Guests and residents can enjoy the warm evenings with a kitchen near the pool that’s ideal for entertaining

Need for speed: O’Neal is a car collector and enthusiast, so it’s fitting that his home included a 17-car mirror-lined show roomLight exercise: The mansion has plenty of other ways to spend time outdoors, including an 18-hole golf course that located just next doorGourmet meals: The home features a fully-stocked chef’s kitchen with multiple ovens and ranges to prepare a feast

Still fresh: Shaq purchased the home in 1993, just three years after it was built; seen in 2019Making bank: Shaq originally paid $3.95 million, which is around $7 million in today’s dollars, so he still made a considerable profitNew home: He’s reportedly selling the mega-mansion because his job as an analyst for TNT’s Inside The NBA keeps him in Atlanta for large chunks of time, meaning his Orlando home isn’t being used much