Historical Inventory: The Maverick "Answer" of Iverson's career was a game of abuse

"The answer" Aaron. Iverson is the greatest point guard in NBA history, and although he is only 183cm tall, he became the shortest regular-season MVP in NBA history with his talent and acquired efforts.

Not only did Iverson win the regular season MVP, he was also the season scoring champion four times and reached the Finals in 2000–01 with the team's absolute core. Iverson beat the indomitable Los Angeles Lakers by 48 points in the first game of the Finals, shattering their dream of winning the playoffs.

Iverson has achieved great things in the NBA in his career, and he is also a basketball superstar with a distinct personality, a tough personality, and a maverick personality.

Iverson was drafted by the Philadelphia 76ers as a picker and averaged 23.5 points, 4.1 rebounds and 7.5 assists that season for rookie of the year. But in one of his rookie seasons, he played the most efficient game of his rookie season, and his opponent completely blocked him.

To know that the rookie season iverson put the best player in NBA history Michael. Jordan was shaking his toes, but he was blown up by a star named Kevin Johnson. It was a regular season game on Feb. 26, 1997, when the Philadelphia 76ers visited the home of the Phoenix Suns, losing 104-111.

In this game, the "answer" Aaron. Iverson played 30 minutes, shooting 3-of-15, 1-of-5 from three-point range, 1-of-2 from the free throw line, and had 8 points, 2 rebounds, 6 assists, 4 turnovers and 5 fouls, giving him a -11-point difference on the field.

The opponent against Iverson is Kevin Johnson, who also plays double-guard. He played 42 minutes, shooting 13-of-22, 2-of-2 three-pointers, 8-of-8 free-throw throws, and had 36 points, 3 rebounds, 8 assists and 2 steals, and his goal difference was +7.

In this game, Kevin Johnson completely blew Iverson up. Whether it's the comparison of scoring and shooting percentage, or the comparison of net wins on the court, Iverson lost to his opponent Kevin Johnson, which is the end of Kevin Johnson's career.

Later, Fox Sports' then-host Gary Payton conducted an exclusive interview with the retired Aaron Iverson and asked which player he thought was the most difficult to deal with. Iverson gave Kevin Johnson the name. Aaron Iverson blew himself up at the time, saying that he had never been blown up by anyone before that game, and that the regular season game on February 26, 1997, was the first time he had lost so badly in his life that he couldn't help but cry when he returned to the locker room.

Kevin Johnson is also a very strong star, he averaged 20+ points and 10+ assists per game for three consecutive seasons, and he and Barkley led the Suns to the Finals in 1993, regrettably losing to the Bulls led by Michael Jordan. Although Kevin Johnson is only 185cm tall, only 3cm taller than Iverson, he faces the big dream of 2m 13. Olajuwon's images are remembered for a long time.