As we all know, NBA players are all flesh and blood, fierce and frequent physical confrontation also makes them often rub on the field, disputes and even hands are inevitable, which also makes the NBA give birth to a lot of fierce people, Stephen Jackson is one of the best.
As the second protagonist of Auburn Hill Palace, if Artest is a barrel of explosives, then Stephen Jackson is undoubtedly a C4 bomb. When Athai was surrounded by the crowd of live spectators, it was Jackson who punched his teammates like a child, and a straight punch that was enough to load into the textbook not only made him banned by the league for 30 games, but also was nicknamed "Martial Saint" by the fans. I have to say that if it were not for the appearance of the Auburn Hill Palace Incident, everyone would not have known that Jackson's fighting skills could be so fierce.
In addition to the well-known Oban Hill Palace incident, Stephen Jackson is actually an unruly lord on the sidelines, and there are not many troubles. As early as 2001, Jackson was found to have weapons in the car, and Jackson said without blushing that I would not even fire a gun. In 2006, during a late-night pastime, Jackson got into a verbal altercation with others and beat each other up, and then took out a hot weapon and shot several times as the other party drove away, which showed the prestige of Martial Saint.
Of course, Jackson's fierce and fighting style has been vividly displayed since childhood, due to the harsh environment of birth, Jackson has been mixed in the violent neighborhood when he was a child, coupled with the influence of his stepfather's illegal behavior and the lack of education, he has naturally developed a kind of heavenly king Lao Tzu personality that is not afraid of heaven, and fights and fights are commonplace. After entering the NBA, such a personality also made him often erupt on the court, angrily spraying referees and clashing with opponents.
However, putting aside his various violent performances, Jackson's court performance is also extremely capable, especially after being traded to the Warriors in 2007, Jackson not only played the best performance of his career, but also created a black eight miracle that shocked the world. Although he was expelled twice in the series because of clashes, Jackson was able to average 22.8 points, 4.5 rebounds and 3.7 assists per game, and various fierce defenses made Nowitzki worse off than dead. It was also at that time that Jackson's nickname was truly well known to fans, after all, such a player who fights harder and plays harder, the whole league is the only one.
After the warriors' glory, Jackson later tossed between the Bobcats, Spurs and Clippers, feeling overwhelmed, he announced his retirement in 2015. Unexpectedly, however, after ending his NBA career of fierce and playing, Jackson brought his toughness to the BIG3 League in 2017. In such a field full of personality, Jackson can be said to be a fish, often using iron fists to sanction opponents, not to say, but also won the honor of the league garbage talk master, like a big brother who can't afford to provoke and scold, it seems that the martial saint who once had seven in and seven out of auburn Hill Palace has returned.
Although Today's Martial Saint Jackson has long faded from people's vision, the scenery he left behind has always been the topic of fans' talk. In addition to marveling at his professional fighting skills, the blood and righteousness he showed impressed the fans. Everyone knows that countering violence with violence is not the right choice, but in the case of his teammates who are under siege, Jackson chose to face it together. Being able to sacrifice his great future and rush to the crown as a brother, Stephen Jackson is really worthy of the name of "Martial Saint".