There are many good physical strengths in the history of the NBA, but there are only 5 "physical monsters". Many people say that "Mask Man" Hamilton is a physical monster, and he is really overrated. Hamilton's playing style is the Tang Shen before the big injury, the whole game is not stopping and running, he is not a key defensive object at all, nor is he a top scorer, in front of these 5 people today, Hamilton's physical strength is really not as good as them. So which 5 gods are the veritable "physical monsters", let's get to know.
Bryant
You could say bryant is averagely talented, but physical strength is really good. Kobe Bryant is a perennial attack and defense, averaging nearly 30 points per game at the same time, but also responsible for defense, he is also heavily defended, and he is surrounded by various packages all year round. Kobe Bryant is 100% committed to playing, and the physical exertion is also huge. In this case, Kobe Bryant has also killed many times, and he can still buckle all kinds of dunks in overtime, and his physical strength feels bottomless.
Jordan
Without nearly unlimited stamina, Jordan wouldn't have had a great triple crown. Jordan in his time, subject to a unique gear of defensive intensity. Basically it is a bag clip, and then by various evil criminals, he is a person to support the Bulls offensive system, averaging 30 points per game is the bottom data. Then there is the focus on defense, he is 9 times a first defense, and he has also taken DPOY. In that era of meat grinder defense, Jordan could have such a performance, and his physical strength was almost estimated to be stopped.
Chamberlain
We admit that Chamberlain's time was ancient, but his strength was the first in the same era. He was really different from ordinary people, with off-court life and wireless energy on the field, and he averaged 48.5 minutes per game in the 1962 season, resting for 6 seconds per game. Even if the pace of the game was slow at that time, it was really amazing to have this playing time.
James
Say James cross-waist, that's before he's old, before 35, you rarely see him cross-waist. His physical strength is really good, the field is a big package, and then by all kinds of target defense, take the quasi-triple-double data, feel not tired. The playoffs are even more exaggerated, he played for 48 minutes many times without rest, and finally completed the anti-heaven chasing hat. Anyway, in the same position, James's physical strength is the ceiling existence, he just lost to time.
Iverson
When Iverson is on the pitch, he's always running tirelessly, and that's how he plays. Iverson scores by breaking through and then likes to play defensive counter-attacks, and many times he tires out his opponents. So short also often make fouls, 20 shots per game, career average of 40 points per game, he almost always runs. No wonder so short can get the scoring king, can take the MVP, this is the talent embodiment!