The NBA is the best basketball league in the world, and there are some of the world's top basketball players, throughout the history of the NBA, there have been many superstar players, who have left a deep impact on the history of the NBA. The NBA is a competitive league, and in the end, it still needs to rely on points to decide the winner or loser, and those super scorers will play a decisive role, because their near-insoluble scoring ability allows them to influence the victory of the game, and these super scorers have one thing in common: that is, the ability to solve the single head. So what would it be like to let the super scorers in NBA history go head-to-head? Recently, foreign media FW listed the most anticipated top ten head-to-head showdowns in the history of the NBA, let's take a look at it together:
10. Alan Iverson vs Kyrie Owen
Iverson is the best small player in NBA history, he is also the best ball master in NBA history, and Iverson has won 4 scoring titles in his career. Irving is a recognized master of ball possession in the active industry, with a flamboyant style and offensive skills. Iverson has the advantage of speed and mid-range, while Irving's three-point and pull-bar layups are better, and although both have their own advantages, Iverson will still win in the end, because his insoluble pass and mid-range will be more stable than Irving's score.
9. Kevin Durant vs Larry Bird
Durant is the best scorer on the job and one of the best scorers in NBA history, Durant is tall and long-armed, and has top-notch shooting ability and dribbling ability, which allows him to score as much as he wants. Bird is also considered the best white player and one of the best small forwards of all time, he is a great goalscorer, and Bird is also extremely confident. This will make this round of duels very interesting, the offensive duel between Durant and Bird, two top big forwards, although Bird is more comprehensive, but in the single head, Durant may be better.
8. Kobe Bryant vs Tracy McGrady
Kobe Bryant and Maddy were the two best forward swingers in the league at the time, Kobe Bryant was the second-largest pointback in NBA history, and Maddy's offense at his peak was unstoppable. Kobe Bryant and Maddy's head-to-head will be a very exciting battle. Bryant would score with his back-up jumper and a series of fake moves, while Maddy would use his talent to fight back with a dry-pull jumper. However, in view of Kobe's spirit of not accepting defeat and stronger willpower, this round of duels is afraid that in the end, Kobe Bryant will still win by a slight margin.
7. Hakim Olajuwon vs Tim Duncan
Olajuwon is the most well-rounded center in NBA history, and his dreamy footsteps are still one of the skills that active players compete to learn. Duncan may be the best big forward in NBA history, his style of play is simple and practical, and he uses pure fire to wipe the board and shoot. Big Dream will use his dream footsteps to score, although Duncan is a good defender, but he still can't stop Big Dream from completing the score, so this round of single big dream will win.
6. Aaron Iverson vs Stephen Curry
Iverson is the best small player in NBA history, he is also the best ball master in NBA history, and Iverson has won 4 scoring titles in his career. Curry is the best point guard in the game, and he has redefined the game with three-pointers, so the two's head-to-head duel is actually mainly about whether Curry can shoot three points. Iverson's offense curry is completely unstoppable, but if Curry's three-point shot feels like it, he's also unstoppable.
5. Larry Bird vs Magic Johnson
Bird and the Magic dominated an era in which Bird averaged 24.3 points per game in his career, 37.6 percent from three-point range and 88.6 percent from the free throw line, and magic averaged 19.5 points per game, 30.3 percent from three-point range and 84.8 percent from the free throw line. The Magic's offense has always been underrated because his all-rounder masks his scoring ability, and the Magician can score on the inside or shoot on the outside, and he and Bird will be on par. Since The Magic can score in the form of a center on the inside, and his defense is also top-notch, the Magician may be slightly better than Bird in terms of single-handedness.
4. Shack O'Neill vs Wilt Chamberlain
O'Neill is considered the most destructive center in NBA history, and Chamberlain is the NBA's data monster, and although the two are in different eras and rules, they have one thing in common, that is, they are both insider rulers. O'Neal can complete the score with his own strength and bouncing power, and Chamberlain will also use his physical talent to fight back, given the constraints of modern rules, O'Neill will be more at ease, which will also be a big advantage for him.
3. LeBron James vs Kevin Durant
James and Durant are both the best small forward players on the job, and he is also a top two small forward in the league for many years. James is more well-rounded, but he's also a strong scorer; Durant is the most consistent and best scorer on the job, and probably one of the best scorers in NBA history. Durant's bounce showdown with James should undoubtedly be Durant's advantage, but James won't let things be that simple, and he'll go out of his way to prove that he's also a reliable scorer.
2. Michael Jordan vs Kobe Bryant
Jordan and Kobe Bryant are the top two point guards in NBA history, and the two are extremely similar, Jordan said that Kobe Bryant is the most like his player, kobe bryant all the skills are also learned from Jordan, so these two Dantian is really difficult to say, but given Jordan's better talent and more stable scoring ability, Jordan will still win faster than Kobe.
1. Michael Jordan vs LeBron James
Jordan is the first person in NBA history, and James is the most successful player in the NBA, and the two of them are often discussed together. Jordan is one of the most consistent and efficient players in the NBA, and his scoring ability is almost unmatched; James is one of the most comprehensive players in the history of the NBA, and although James is also a good scorer, he is still far from the best scorer in the NBA.
Scoring is one of the most important abilities of NBA players, and in key moments, it is necessary for those superstars to show their unparalleled scoring ability, these superstars are generally good at single-handed, they can use their abilities to help the team or lead or chase points. Most of the ten brilliant duels listed above are between forward-guard players, because these players are faster, bounce better, and the heads-up between them is more interesting; the head-to-head between the inside players is the inside hand-to-hand combat, and it is almost difficult to play a beautiful attack.
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