Because the NBA players are all in their twenties and thirties, and the degree of confrontation in the league is very fierce, there is no lack of disputes between players, and some are angry, and even large-scale fights will occur. However, although NBA players look evenly matched in terms of fighting, if they really want to fight, it must be the following players who are good at it. Next, let's take a look at the fight kings among the NBA stars and classify their fighting ability.
Class A: Stephen Jackson
When it comes to fighting, everyone should think of Stephen Jackson for the first time, who was named "Martial Saint" by fans and can be called the hidden protagonist of the Auburn Hill Palace Incident that year. After the clash, the hard pistons did not say anything, and participated in it without hesitation at the moment when Atai rushed into the audience. Although Jackson may still have a slightly inferior fighting ability, this lifeless madman posture is enough to make him rank A.
S-Class: Big Ben, Barkley
As a draft-losing draft, Daben was able to stand in the NBA and eventually be inducted into the Hall of Fame, relying on an incredibly tough style of play, and he was also full of tough fighting with a strong muscle. Take the evil man Atai, for example, before the Oben Mountain Palace Incident, Daben had pushed the former several meters away, but Atai did not dare to fight back at all, and could only go to the audience to vent his anger, which showed the deterrent power of Daben.
Don't look at Barkley now looks like he can only play a cannon, in fact, he is also a proper and cruel character when he was a player, not only did he dare to catch Bird and let Dr. J beat him when he first debuted, but he also overturned O'Neal on the spot, almost making the latter faceless. You must know that O'Neal is a giant with more than 300 pounds and a height of 2 meters 16, but the result is that Barkley, who is 1 meter 98, has been punished, and this fighting ability is not fierce.
SS Class: Oakley, Rick Mahon
Oakley should be one of the earliest security players in the NBA, although his skills are limited to the blue-collar category, but his fighting ability is a must, when he was in the Bulls, he protected Joe to help the master, after moving to the Knicks, he also led the group fight with the Heat in the playoffs. In addition, Yao Ming, who has just entered the league and his counterpart, has bluntly said that Oakley is more suitable for fighting than playing.
If you say which team in the last century is the most feared, then the Pistons Bad Boy Army is absolutely well-deserved, and Mahone is the soul of it, and the others are responsible for playing yin on the field, and he is responsible for supporting the bad boys with his fists and feet. This is also why when Mahone retired, the Bad Boy Army suddenly converged, after all, without Mahone, the Bad Boy Army really had to weigh whether it could beat the opposite side.
SSS Class: James Johnson
The above players have fought with their opponents for a while, and by the time James Johnson arrived, they were properly bullying. Born into a martial arts family, Johnson became a karate black belt early on and also maintained a horror record of 20 wins and 0 losses in the MMA. Professional fighters can't beat Johnson, let alone NBA players, as hard as Ibaka is like a rabbit in front of Johnson's fist, and other players may not be able to beat him with a punch.