Mention the "Yao Ming successor" in the NBA, "Black Yao Ming" Hibbert is considered to be a happy family, often updating personal social media to interact with fans. Hibbert was recently taking his son to learn jiu-jitsu, and Hibbert's son was so cute that compared to the photos of Hibbert when he was a child, the two were carved out of a mold. Hibbert's life after retiring from the army is very happy, and for him, this may be the best place to go.
The forbidden zone has not been asked for ten years, and once "the world knows", this sentence is most appropriate to describe Roy Hibbert. Hibbert is a more tragic figure, and during the Pacers period, Hibbert made the Pacers' paint area a no-fly zone. But no one remembers his contribution to the Pacers, only that he scored 0 points and 0 rebounds in the 2014 playoff game against the Eagles' G5 game, and the 2.19 big man was ridiculed by fans as a "high circle".
Hibbert has a strong talent for basketball, but his parents did not intend to let him engage in the relatively barbaric sport of basketball, Hibbert is different from other black players, he does not need to change his fate through basketball, he grew up in a well-off family, his parents provided him with private schools, higher education. Even in extracurricular activities, Hibbert spent his days in golf, tennis, and piano. But Hibbert developed a keen interest in basketball, and in the words of his high school coach, it was a pity that Hibbert did not play basketball.
Hibbert was talented, but his basketball skills were very crude, and in college, Hibbert spent his time in the voice of criticism. Fortunately, he was able to humbly accept everyone's criticism, and in the junior season, Hibbert led Georgetown University all the way to the finals, lost North Carolina in the quarterfinals, and defeated Ohio University led by Auden the Great and Mike Conley in the semifinals. In that game, Hibbert restrained the invincible Auden, Who only scored 13 points in the game, while Hibbert had 19 points and 6 rebounds in a single game. Although Georgetown failed to win the championship in the end, Hibbert's strength has been recognized by fans.
After entering the NBA, Hibbert still played steadily, with a height of 2 meters 19 and an arm span of 2 meters 29, making Hibbert the most reliable pillar of the Pacers' inner line. He built a no-fly zone on the Pacers' inside line, and when Hibbert was on the floor, many players said bluntly: I don't want to break through to that damn inside line and eat hot pot. In the summer of 2014, the NBA changed the rules of the basket, and after George's injury, Hibbert should have been the core of the Pacers, but the change in rules made him very struggling. After that, Hibbert was traded to the Lakers and accompanied Bryant through the final season of his career.