On July 7, Beijing time, Olajuwon was able to beat the basketball god Jordan and won the top position, which is no accident. In the two years since Jordan decided to say goodbye to basketball for the first time, it was Olajuwon who led the team to the championship two years in a row with his outstanding basketball intelligence and extraordinary leadership. These two trophies are not only an affirmation of his personal ability, but also a recognition of his value as a leader.
In Jordan's absence, Olajuwon's dominance was on full display. He is like a giant tower on the pitch, firmly guarding the team's defence, while at the same time being able to deliver a lethal blow to the opponent in attack. His footwork is agile and skillful, whether it is a strong attack under the basket or a shooting from the perimeter, it is breathtaking. And more importantly, he knows how to unite his teammates and inspire the whole team, so that every player can find their place on the field and play the best value.
Imagine if Jordan hadn't been there in that era, Olajuwon's achievements might have been even more brilliant. He will face less challenge and competition and more room to showcase his talents. His skills, intelligence and leadership will be brought to full play, and his team will be able to achieve more victories. However, even with Jordan's presence, Olajuwon was able to earn respect for his own strength and become a rare legend in basketball history.