There are many stars in the NBA who have good physical strength, but there are still a few who have reached the level of physical monsters. The so-called physical monster is that you feel that they are never more than tired, even if they play for 48 minutes, it is only slightly sweating. In their careers, it's not easy to see them gasping, and this physical strength is really enviable. Today, let's get to know the 5 major physical monsters in NBA history, and look at these lucky people who were rewarded by God.
Iverson is the shortest scoring champion and the shortest MVP, and everything he does is spelled out. Why is it spelled out, because he almost never rests, playing 41.1 minutes in the regular season and 45 minutes in the playoffs throughout his career, and almost playing the whole game in the playoffs. He is so short, and his playing style is mainly punching the frame, and the consumption is already large. I have to score crazy points every game, and I have won 4 scoring titles for this, and my physical strength is really good. If his teammates had been a little more powerful back then, maybe he wouldn't have been the uncrowned king.
Cutting and running in the air are really tiring, and Hamilton is taking both skills to the extreme. He's on the court with a lot of backruns and cuts, and you have to keep up with him all the time, and if you're not careful, he'll find space to shoot. As a catch-and-shoot player, his physical strength is already the ceiling, and it is really painful to be in front of him. It is said that when I went for a run with my dog, the dog was tired and vomited, and Hamilton didn't have anything.
Kobe Bryant has good physical strength, and in his 20-year career, he has rarely seen him tired. It's often a few overtimes, and he can still make all kinds of violent deductions, and you feel that his physical strength is bottomless. His style of play is a combination of offense and defense, which is difficult to score, and the defense is mainly close to defense, which is a great physical exertion. That's how I played, and I have persisted for more than ten years, which is already very tough. Without this kind of physical strength, you can't win against the Celtics in 10 years, and you can't score 60 points in the retirement game.
Jordan is a 10-time scoring champion and has 9 first-time defenses, and he is really full of offensive and defensive intensity. Anyway, at the peak, the offense and defense are grasped, the offensive scoring champion level, and the defense is a defense. You also have to face the most ferocious defense in the league, with a lot of confrontations every game. As far as Jordan gets rid of the defense, it is already a hand-to-hand fight, and he has to score crazy points every game. In this style of play, he averaged 38.3 minutes per game in his career, and the "god" was indeed terrifying.
Finally, there's James, not to mention he's crossed now, any player at 40 has to cross his waist. Before he was 35 years old, it was all offensive and defensive. The offense is basically crushed by the body, and then all kinds of violent dunks. On the defensive end, there are all kinds of chasing hats, and the help defense is also the top in history. He was a big bag on the court, and he played the full 48 minutes many times in the playoffs. His physical strength is the ceiling in the active service, and the young players can only be envious when they see it.