If you want to say that the leader in the history of the Chinese men's basketball team, it is inseparable from the position of center. Although for a long time in the history of the men's basketball team, it was mainly based on the playing style of the small fast spirit, the fast attack and the middle shot were the magic weapons of the Chinese men's basketball team. But that is actually a helpless move, because there is too little lack of good interior players, at that time, the way basketball is played is mainly based on the internal line, and there is a saying that the inside liners have the world. Until the late 1990s, when China's three major centers Yao Ming, Wang Zhizhi and Battle were born, the outstanding talents of the Chinese men's basketball team broke out collectively, and the men's basketball team also ushered in a prosperous era and achieved world-renowned achievements. But in fact, before the three major centers, the Chinese men's basketball team also has some good centers, xiaobian for you to take stock of the three major centers before the chinese excellent 6 center players.
<h3 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > 6th place: Wang Libin</h3>
Wang Libin of the Shaanxi men's basketball team is strictly a big forward, 2.02 meters tall, but he also made a cameo in the center, and also won the title of the first center in Asia, he is flexible, can be inside and outside, and don't look at his height is not high, but he is a capper.
<h3 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > 5th place: Wang Zhidan</h3>
Wang Zhidan and Wang Zhizhi's names are one word apart, they are all center forwards, Wang Zhidan in the late 80s and early 90s when Liaoning won the national league championship in 5 years and 4 years, Wang Zhidan was the main center of this team. At that time, Wang Zhidan and Wang Zhizhi were placed great hopes by coaches and fans, with a height of 2 meters 14, fast movements, flexible movements, able to attack quickly and defend well, the head coach of the national team at the time, Jiang Xingquan, spoke very highly of him, and formed a twin tower with Shan Tao in the national team, which was very complementary to Shan Tao, and was known as the first center of the subspecies at that time. However, he suffered serious injuries and retired in 1994, which is a pity.
<h3 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > 4th place: Han Pengshan</h3>
Han Pengshan, a key athlete trained by the Chinese men's basketball team at the 1984 Olympic Games, is 2.17 meters tall, flexible in movement, excellent in bouncing, and is recognized as the most promising center in Asia after Mu Tiezhu. Unfortunately, in 1984, Han Pengshan died suddenly from serious complications of "Marfan syndrome" while riding a train.
< h3 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > 3rd place: Song Tao</h3>
Song Tao was China's first inside player who could fly a good dunk, and at that time, Song Tao was better than the current UAE League in the eyes of CCTV host Xu Jicheng, with a height of 2.08 meters and 7 dunks in one game in international competitions. It was at the 1986 World Championships in Spain that Song Tao had 28 points, 9 rebounds and 3 blocks against Puerto Rico, and had 7 dunks.
His physical fitness was absolutely explosive, and he was also favored by the NBA Atlanta Hawks, who were selected with the 67th overall pick in the third round (at that time, the NBA draft was not like now only two rounds), and Song Tao had signed with the Atlanta Hawks. But then a training accident caused Song Tao's knee to crush the fracture. The Eagles specially sent someone to take Song Tao to the United States for treatment, and the injury slowly improved, but during the recovery period, a toilet slip, the knee patella was crushed again, and in the medical conditions of the 80s, Song Tao was difficult to recover as before, and had to say goodbye to the NBA. If it weren't for injuries, Chinese could have landed in the NBA more than a decade earlier.
<h3 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > 2nd place: Shan Tao</h3>
Shan Tao ranked 2nd not because he was stronger than the top few, but because his contribution was greater. Shan Tao, who is 2 meters 16 tall, is the main center of the national team before the three major centers, has a very good strength, good at hooking and mid-range shooting, and has been the main center of the national team since 1990. He also helped the Chinese national team win the 1990 and 1994 Asian Games championships and reach the quarterfinals at the 1994 World Championships. In the Beijing team, Battle is his substitute, and someone once joked that he is the only player in the national team who has taught the young Yao Ming, Battle and Wang Zhizhi a lesson. Shan Tao's meal was amazing, when the national team was training for breakfast once, Shan Tao walked to the restaurant with a new washbasin, and someone asked him: "What do you do with the washbasin?" Shan Tao replied, "This is my bowl, which I use for drinking soy milk." ”
< h3 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" > 1st place: Mu Tiezhu</h3>
Mu Tiezhu was the giant of the Asian basketball world of that era, although he moved slowly, he did have the strength to crush throughout Asia. Mu Tiezhu played not only by height, the Bayi team at that time was a quick whirlwind tactic, relying on Mu Tiezhu to pick up the rebound and pass directly to the front court. The same is the same as the later Suns' running and bombardment, Chinese has been used for a long time, and the Bayi team dominated the Chinese basketball world with this tactic.