Now I remember that most of Wu Naiqun are old fans. Wu Naiqun was known as the Three Musketeers of the Liaoning Men's Basketball Team with Wu Qinglong and Li Xiaoyong, and was also the main striker of the 94 golden generation of the Chinese Men's Basketball Team, and also the first generation of the Chinese Men's Basketball Team's inner lineman, who once dunked NBA star Mo Ning. Mention Wu Naiqun, the first impression is that he can jump, too can jump. Before the big injury, Wu Naiqun can be said to be a jumping man, his height is only 2.02 meters, but the arm span and bounce are very good. At the 1994 World Championships, the main offensive force of the Chinese men's basketball team was Hu Weidong, Sun Jun and others on the outside, while Wu Naiqun forced Liu Yudong and Gong Xiaobin to become the main forwards (then called the second center). In that World Championship, Wu Naiqun became the rebounding king of the team, and the most classic battle was against Greece, he alone grabbed a full 7 frontcourt rebounds, which made the opponent's internal line very headache. Unfortunately, in the game against South Korea in 1995, Wu Naiqun's meniscus was torn, and the medical conditions at that time were far less than now, and Wu Naiqun's explosive power declined very obviously after the injury, which also greatly reduced his role in the 96 Olympic Games. After the major injury, Wu Naiqun paid more attention to the middle shot technique, and used the one-handed turnover jump shot very skillfully. After the establishment of the CBA, he has been the main big forward of the Liaoning men's basketball team until his transfer to Zhejiang in 2001. Although Wu Naiqun left his peak before the establishment of the CBA League, he is still the best big forward in the history of the Liaoning men's basketball team.
Today, Wu Naiqun is still active on the front line
In June this year, Wu Naiqun joined the Tongxi men's basketball team as an assistant coach under the guidance of Cui Wanjun. The new season is about to start, and we also wish Wu Naiqun's Tongxi men's basketball team good results. Many elderly men's basketball fans must be no strangers to Wu Naiqun, when the combination of Wu Naiqun, Li Xiaoyong, wu Qinglong can be described as galloping in the CBA arena, but helplessly the medical level at that time was limited, many athletes recovered after injury is not good, prematurely ended their careers, Wu Naiqun also failed to escape such a fate. Wu Naiqun played under the influence of his parents since childhood, and he grew up in a basketball family. His parents are basketball players, so when Wu Naiqun was very young, his father would take him to the basketball court to practice, which also allowed Wu Naiqun to practice solid basic skills. At that time, Wu Naiqun's physical fitness was very outstanding, and his strong body and height of 2 meters 02 made him not lose the wind in the confrontation. Wu Naiqun's technical characteristics are distinct, as a big forward, Wu Naiqun not only has flexible steps, but also has super back-to-back singles ability. In addition, Wu Naiqun's ball quotient is very high, and he can quickly make judgments according to the situation on the field and instigate attacks. For Chinese basketball at that time, Wu Naiqun was indeed a rare talent. Whether it is the league or the national team, Wu Naiqun is the absolute main force. At that time, Jiang Xingquan was in charge of the Chinese men's basketball team, and the team had many famous big-name players, but Wu Naiqun always occupied a place in the team and firmly locked the position of the team's main player. Even Liu Yudong, the famous god of war at that time, willingly served as a substitute for him. In 1993, Wu Naiqun was named Asia's Best Player.
Wu Naiqun's personal information
Wu Naiqun, born on August 4, 1970 in Shenyang, is a Chinese basketball player, a former member of the "Golden Generation" of the national men's basketball team, playing for the Liaoning men's basketball team in the peak era, skilled and experienced inside, and once dunked American star Alonzo Monin. After the permanent transfer to Zhejiang Wanma, he became the mainstay of the team. In October 2007, Wu Naiqun announced his retirement.
Chinese name is Wu Naiqun
Nationality Is Chinese
Birthplace Shenyang
Date of birth August 4, 1970
It is 2.02m tall
Weight 100kg
Sports basketball
The sports team is retired
Positioned as a center forward, a big forward
Club Zhejiang Wanma
Club number 35
Constellation Leo
Wu Naiqun technical characteristics
Born into a basketball family, he is very talented. From the time of his debut, he was known for his solid basic skills, flexible technology, excellent back basket technology, good bouncing ability, strong breakthrough ability, accurate shooting, good passing technology, strong awareness of internal policy, strong reading ability, good defense, the national team blocked the "gun hole" of the year, and one of the heroes of the Atlanta Olympic Men's Basketball Team who won the eighth place. So far, he has trained a domineering body, can play a role on the field, use experience to make the current stage of the player dizzy, but also boost the morale of teammates. Disadvantages Are not physically strong enough.
Wu Naiqun's athletic career
Wu Naiqun (born August 4, 1970) is a basketball player, a member of the national men's basketball team and a member of the Liaoning team. Born in Shenyang, Liaoning. Since the age of 10, he has received more than ten years of training in the Liaoning Junior Team, Youth Team and Adult Team affiliated to the Liaoning Provincial Institute of Physical Education and Technology. In 1986, he was selected for the Chinese youth team. In 1989, he entered the Liaoning men's basketball team. In 1992, he was selected for the Chinese men's national basketball team as the second center. In 1996, he participated in the Olympic Games as a member of the national team. In 1997, he was selected for the national team coached by Zhang Bin. Married on 2 May 1997. In April 1998, he was selected for the national team coached by Wang Fei.
Wu Naiqun is one of the most loyal veterans of the Chinese professional league. He is a former Liaoning men's basketball center player, selected for the Chinese men's basketball team, currently playing for the Zhejiang Wanma team, the 38-year-old appeared in the 2007-2008 Zhejiang Wanma men's basketball team roster, indicating that there is still a place in the current CBA league. In the 2006-2007 season, the 37-year-old Wu Naiqun became the best sixth person in the Zhejiang Wanma Men's Basketball Team, and Jiang Xingquan guided the use of soldiers like gods, inspiring the "Wu Naiqun Law" in the CBA arena, so that the veteran "Naige" had a second spring in Zhejiang. 1989-2000 Liaoning Team 2000--2007 Zhejiang Wanma Basketball Team 1992-1998 National Team On February 4, 1981, at the age of 10, he walked into the basketball team of Shenyang Heping District Sports School, entered Shenyang Sports School for basketball exercise in 1982, entered the Liaoning Men's Basketball Team in 1989, represented the first team of Liaoning Men's Basketball Team in 1995, was loaned to Jilin Team in 1998, and wu Naiqun transferred to Zhejiang Wanma in 2000. The main second center of the 94 World Championships, the fifth in scoring, the first rebound, and the second in playing time in the team's technical statistics. Without his role on the inside, the inside would be a mess. Therefore, he is the second hero after Hu Weidong. Played for the Liaoning men's basketball team at the peak of his life, and his interior skills were skilled and experienced. After the permanent transfer to Zhejiang Wanma, he became the mainstay of the team. He retired in October 2007 and transferred to coaching the Zhejiang Youth Team.
Wu Naiqun became famous at the World Series in 1992 and was also the winner of Asia's Player of the Year at the time, nicknamed "Chinese Flyer". The total number of rebounds 480 (3.5 per game) ranked ninth in the history of Liaoning team, the total score of 1367 points (10 points per game) ranked eighth in the history of Liaoning team, if it is not transferred to the Zhejiang men's basketball team, whether it is rebounds or scores, Naiqun should be the highest in the team.
In 1992, he was selected for the Chinese men's national basketball team as a big forward. In 1993, he helped the Chinese team win the third place in the men's basketball team of the World University Games. In 1994, as the main big forward of the Chinese team at the Men's Basketball World Championship, the team's technical statistics were fifth in scoring, rebounding was first, and playing time was second, and he was one of the heroes of the Chinese men's basketball team to enter the world's top eight. In October 1994, at the 12th Asian Games held in Hiroshima, Japan, the Chinese team won the Asian Games men's basketball championship. In June 1995, in the Asian Men's Basketball Championship held in Seoul, South Korea, he helped the Chinese team win the championship and became the "Ten Champions". Eighth member of the men's basketball team at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics. In September 1997, he participated in the 19th Asian Men's Basketball Championship held in Saudi Arabia and won the third place.
Wu Naiqun's growth experience
In the 95-96 season, the young Wu Naiqun represented Liaoning in the CBA and began his professional basketball career, this season he averaged 9 points per game; in the 96-97 season, Gradually sitting in the main position, he contributed an average of 13.2 points and 6.1 rebounds per game; in the 97-98 season, he was still able to contribute 12.2 points per game; in the 98-99 season, Wu Naiqun briefly went on loan to Jilin and contributed an average of 13.8 points per game; but in the following seasons, Wu Naiqun gradually faded out of the main lineup, and in the 99-00 and 00-01 seasons, the playing time was greatly reduced, and the average contribution was only 4 points per game. In 2001, after Wu Qinglong became the head coach of the Liaoning team, he stepped up the training of young players, and Wu Naiqun, who had just turned 30 at the time but was still playing, suddenly lost the space to play. Under the introduction of Zheng Wu, a friend of the national team, Wu Naiqun transferred to Zhejiang.
In the more than 3 years of Wanma, Wu Naiqun has experienced 6 head coaches, but only his mentor Jiang Xingquan has completely stimulated the veteran's energy. In the 2005-06 season, Wu Naiqun was able to average 14.7 points per game. In the 06-07 season, with the continuous deepening of the league and the continuous growth of young players, the veteran Wu Naiqun changed from the original starter to a substitute role, but Wu Naiqun became the best sixth person in Zhejiang Wanma. 2006-2007 CBA League Zhejiang Wanma home to meet Jilin Tonggang, Wanma team once lagged behind, veteran Wu Naiqun put on the team, with rich experience, flexible footsteps and solid basic skills, frequent strong attacks under the basket, the first 9 shots all hit, cut the highest 24 points in the game, Wanma won the game, extending the home seven consecutive wins. This season's active national player Ding Jinhui has always occupied the starting position, Wu Naiqun rarely has the opportunity to play, but he does not mind. In the match between Wanma and Dongguan, the first half was 5 points behind, and Zhejiang Wanma had to rely on the tried and tested "Wu Naiqun's law". In the second quarter, Wu Naiqun put on the team, began to score consecutive points, and revitalized the team's attack, entering the final quarter, Wan Ma led the opponent by 13 points. In the whole game, Wu Naiqun scored a team-high 24 points.
For the 38-year-old "advanced" player, Wu Naiqun can continue his dream on the court, not only by playing experience and good physical fitness, but more importantly, a love for basketball, a desire for victory, and an interpretation of the fighting spirit.
Honors received by Wu Naiqun
In 1993, the Chinese team won the third place in the men's basketball team at the World University Games. In 1994, at the World Men's Basketball Championship, the Chinese team won the 8th place, which was the best result achieved by the Chinese team in the World Men's Basketball Championship. In October 1994, at the 12th Asian Games held in Hiroshima, Japan, the Chinese team won the Asian Games men's basketball championship. In June 1995, he won the Asian Men's Basketball Championship held in Seoul, South Korea, making the Chinese team the "Ten Champions". 8th place in Atlanta in 1996. In September 1997, he participated in the 19th Asian Men's Basketball Championship held in Saudi Arabia and won the third place. In October 1997, he participated in the basketball competition of the 8th National Games held in Shanghai and won the second place in men's basketball. 2006-2007 CBA Quarterfinals. On April 2, 1995, he was selected into the Chinese Basketball Star Team in the first basketball star selection activity sponsored by the Chinese Basketball Association. In 1997, he was selected to the Chinese Basketball North All-Star Team. In 1998, he was selected for the Chinese Basketball Star Team.
Official! Cui Wanjun served as the head coach of the Tongxi men's basketball team Wu Naiqun as an assistant coach
In October 2007, he coached the Zhejiang Youth Team after officially retiring from the Zhejiang Wanma Team. Tongxi men's basketball team officially announced the return of meritorious coach Cui Wanjun, Cui Wanjun will serve as the team's head coach, leading the team to participate in the CBA 2019-2020 season, the former national player, men's basketball "golden generation" member Wu Naiqun as an assistant coach, last season's head coach Lithuanian famous coach Quintairas continued to stay in the team, as a team consultant.
The official announcement reads as follows:
Dear friends of the media, fans,
This season, the Tongxi team has only achieved an 11-win and 35-loss record, once again missing the playoffs and creating the worst record in the history of the team, since the promotion to the CBA in 14 years, the team's record has always hovered in the lower reaches of the league, has not been able to make a breakthrough, has reached the point of not breaking and standing. To this end, our club has recently officially signed the championship coach who led Tongxi to win two NBL championships - Cui Wanjun, and in the new season, Cui Wanjun will run the team as the head coach.
The most glorious years in the history of the Tongxi team believe that many fans still remember it, and in the 2009-2010 season, under the leadership of Cui Wanjun, the Tongxi team was invincible and reached the NBL Finals all the way. Facing the strong Guangzhou Liusui at that time, he finally swept the opponent 3-0 and won the championship, which was also the first professional league championship in the history of Jiangsu basketball.
In the 2010-2011 season, although Tongxi only ranked fourth in the regular season and was not optimistic about the outside world, Cui Wanjun showed his excellent coaching ability and led the team through the playoffs. In the finals, he once again swept Guangzhou Liusui 3-0 and successfully defended the championship.
After leaving Tongxi, Cui Wanjun successively coached Xinjiang, Fujian, and Guangzhou. In the 2013-14 season, Xinjiang, which led the reorganization, successfully reached the finals. In the 2017-2018 season, he led Guangzhou to a ninth-place record in the league, reaching the playoffs for the first time in team history. In addition to his rich experience in CBA coaching, Cui Wanjun also served as the head coach of the men's basketball national Olympic team, and during his time at the national Olympic Games, he also served as the assistant coach of the national team, and his coaching resume was brilliant.
Wu Naiqun, the former national player and member of the "Golden Generation" of the men's basketball team, also recently arrived at the team as an assistant coach, and it is worth mentioning that Wu Dao and Cui Dao have partnered in the men's basketball national Olympic team and the Guangzhou team.
As an outstanding big forward in history, Wu Naiqun was selected for the national team many times during his time as a player. At the 1994 Men's Basketball World Championships and the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games, Wu Naiqun, Hu Weidong, Gong Xiaobin, Sun Jun and other players led the team to reach the quarterfinals and create history. Joining Tongxi this time, The focus of Wu Dao's work will be mainly on the guidance of internal players, and enhance the overall strength of the team's internal players through his rich experience.
Former head coach Lithuanian coach Quintairas will continue to stay in the team as a team consultant, and he will work closely with the Chinese coaching team to improve the overall competitive level of the team.
Ma Zhuang, a member of the Tongxi Meritorious Team and the MVP winner of the NBL Finals, will serve as the assistant coach of the Tongxi team and also serve as the head coach of the Tongxi youth team.
The former assistant coach Nainard will be responsible for the expansion of the club's sports industry overseas market, committed to creating a youth basketball training system with Tongxi characteristics, and deepening the layout of the sports industry of Tongxi Group.
Thanks to the fans for their continued attention and support to the Tongxi team, the team is currently in the stage of preparing for the new season. In the new season, the goal of the Tongxi team is still to become a real playoff team, and it is expected that Cui Dao and several other assistant coaches can improve the team's competitive temperament and create a tenacious, tenacious and highly tactical Team. Looking forward to next year, we can also stand on the stage of the playoffs!
Liaoning men's basketball team "Three Musketeers"
At that time, Wu Qinglong, Li Xiaoyong and Wu Naiqun were known as the "Three Musketeers" of the Liaoning men's basketball team, although Wu Naiqun transferred to the Zhejiang team in the later period, but the feelings of Liaoning fans for Wu Naiqun were still very deep. A particularly unique shooting position, as well as flowing hair, impressed the fans. No matter which team Wu Naiqun is in now, as a Liaoning fan will send blessings, especially hope to see that the Liaoning men's basketball team can invite the former Liaoning basketball elders back to gather, Liaoning men's basketball team can have today's results can not be separated from everyone's contribution!
At present, Wu Naiqun serves as the assistant coach of the Guangzhou team, and the head coach is the Spanish foreign coach Juan. Interestingly, the two coaches also have a wonderful fate, in the 1994 Men's Basketball World Championship, the members of the golden generation led the Chinese men's basketball team to defeat the world's strongest team Spain. At that time, Juan and Wu Naiqun represented their respective countries in that competition.
Fate is so wonderful, I believe this special experience will also make the cooperation between the two coaches more tacit. As for why Wu Naiqun, a famous liaoning resident, ran to Guangzhou to be a coach, I personally think that the flow of coaches is very normal, not necessarily limited to his hometown team. After all, everyone has to think about their own livelihood and future, and more importantly, it doesn't matter where they support the development of Chinese basketball.