Curry surpassed Ray Allen in three-point shooting to become the first in history, who seems to have no other impressive labels on his body except for the deadly three-pointer in the 2013 Finals.
Also, born in the era of high-quality quarterbacks such as West Kodongai and North Kanammai, the low-key Ray Allen did not have Kobe's paranoia, did not have Iverson's stubbornness, did not have Maddy's elegance, and even if he was once considered to be a dunk debut, he was far from Carter's arbitrariness. Therefore, after retiring, Ray Allen was gradually forgotten by the fans.
However, although Ray Allen's fame in the early days of his career was after Kobe, Iverson, Maddy, Carter and others, and in the middle and late stages of his career, he was gradually overtaken by the younger generations Wade, Harden, and DeRozan, but this did not prevent Ray Allen from having a relatively perfect career.
Having only been named to the All-Team 2 team once, the All-Team Third Team once, and the All-Star 10 times, Ray Allen doesn't have many personal honors. But 2 championship rings can be described as envy of Iverson, Maddy, Carter and others, moreover, Ray Allen's two rings are not "lying", that desperate three points will not be repeated, 2008 is also one of the big three, two rings full of gold.
As a Ray Allen fan, while rejoicing in his low-key and perfect career, the most attractive thing about Allen is undoubtedly self-discipline. It's the kind of self-discipline that's almost crazy!
A shooting posture has been maintained for 18 years, 2 hours early to the training ground every day, each training has a strict schedule, even the energy intake is accurate to a decimal point, every day is like a precision instrument to strictly adhere to the schedule, lace news is never touched, after many years of retirement is still like a knife carved abs... This almost crazy self-discipline gave Ray Allen the ability to pick up and down the field, and also made him look personable after years of retirement.
Look at Yao Ming after retirement, think about Kobe Bryant after retirement, and then look at Ray Allen after retirement, you will even think that if there is a team willing to provide a 10-day short contract, Ray Allen can still throw 2 three-pointers per game.
In fact, being able to maintain self-discipline at any time and on any occasion is a valuable quality. For athletes, their professional habits require them to maintain their body shape and maintain self-discipline, while for ordinary people, being able to control their weight at will is the highest level of self-discipline.
Pierce once said, "Even if Ray didn't hit his first nine shots, we're willing to give him the tenth shot." This trust, of course, stems from ray Allen's killer nature tempered by decades of self-discipline. You'll never see Ray Allen pounding his chest because of a mistake, nor will you see Ray Allen screaming and roaring at a key goal, because he's always spoiled on the field. Self-discipline to be confident!
Ordinary people can't become sports stars, but it doesn't stop us from walking on the road of self-discipline. As a worker, when a company ignores your academic qualifications because you have a vest line, does not care about your major, does not care whether you have relevant work experience, and does not require you to have customer resources, are you not moved?