But all the stars who stand in the NBA league are all capable people, and they often have amazing words and grandiose words, some of which can be achieved, but some have not been able to achieve the final failure for various reasons, this article will take stock of the "punching face" moments encountered by the top ten NBA stars because of their own arrogance.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="5" > Tenth Place Brandon Jennings</h1>
Jennings' career can be described as high and low, and he scored a staggering 55 points in the seventh game of his rookie season, something that even scoring maniacs like Jordan and Chamberlain did not do, but in the following years Jennings gradually returned to mediocrity.
Despite this, Jennings's arrogance did not relent, and in the 2012-2013 season, the Bucks played for Jennings broke into the playoffs, and their opponent in the first round was the mighty Heat, Jennings boasted before the series that they could solve each other in 6 games, knowing that the Heat were absolutely strong in creating a record of 27 consecutive wins, and the final result was that Jennings and his Bucks were swept out without temper.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="7" > ninth place Arenas</h1>
The most notable team of the 2007 offseason was certainly the Boston Celtics, who traded the SuperSonics and Timberwolves for two stars, Ray Allen and Garnett, at the cost of half a team chip, and the Green Army instantly jumped from the bottom team in the East Side to the most popular option for the championship.
However, Arenas, who was playing for the Wizards at the time, was dismissive of this, saying that his Wizards were not afraid of the so-called "Big Three" of the Celtics, the so-called strong team was just a flower rack in his view, but in the following season, the Celtics made their way to the Finals and won the first championship trophy of the century, while the Wizards did not even get the chance to meet with the Celtics, and Arenas himself was reimbursed for the entire season due to injury.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="9" > eighth michael beasley</h1>
Before the 2008 draft, Rose and Beasley were the two hottest candidates for the pick, both of whom were brilliant and skilled, and rose was selected by the Bulls as a talented picker, followed by Beasley to join the Miami Heat as the top spot.
In an interview mid-season, a reporter asked Beasley if he was confident in the competition for the best rookie of the season, but Beasley said surprisingly that he himself was considering the regular season MVP. Although Beasley was capable, his lazy personality greatly limited his play for many years to come, and beasley did not even receive any decent honors in his career, but rose became the most valuable player in the regular season in the third season of his career.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="11" > seventh place Andrew Bogut</h1>
Bogut was selected by the Bucks in 2005 as the first winner from Australia, and naturally he is often compared to Luke Langley, who is also from Australia and once in the Bull Dynasty.
Bogut was dismissive of the senior from the same country, and he even made wild remarks that he did not say that he was just Langley, and he even had to surpass Tim Duncan, the first major forward in NBA history, but then Bogut failed to achieve what he said, and the highest personal honor in his career was only the best three teams at a time, and he himself offended quite a few Chinese fans because of his lack of words.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="13" > sixth place Charles Buckley</h1>
When Yao Ming first landed in the United States, some people also looked at the big man with some colored glasses because of his Chinese identity, and league star Charles Barkley was one of them, who publicly declared that Yao Ming's strength was not enough to make him score 19 points in a single game in the NBA league, and if Yao Ming could really do it, he would kiss his colleague Kenny Smith's buttocks.
After hearing such remarks, Yao Ming did not fall into a verbal dispute with Buckley, but gradually improved his ability, and soon after Yao Ming scored 20 points in a single game. In the studio, Kenny Smith also brought a donkey with great humor, and Buckley kissed the donkey's ass in front of the camera to the world.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="15" > fifth place Eric Dampier</h1>
In 2004, shark O'Neal announced that he left the Lakers and joined the Miami Heat in the Southeast Division, for this news Mavericks center Dampier became one of the happiest people, his happiness is not because the Strength of the Lakers in the West has weakened, but after O'Neal left, he believes that he has undoubtedly become the first center in the West Division, and in the whole league he can only admit that O'Neal is better than him.
However, this so-called second center career is too bleak, not to mention that he has not been selected once in the Best Team and All-Star, and in his 16-year career, he has only scored in double figures in two seasons, and his existence is more like a big laughing stock in the league.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="16" > fourth place Tracy McGrady</h1>
In the 2003 playoffs, the Overall Magic, which was not very strong, forced the Detroit Pistons into a desperate situation with a 3-1 score in the first round of the Eastern Conference, and Maddy also laughed in a subsequent interview that they had already begun to consider the next round of opponents in previous years.
Maddy said this because the NBA League just changed the rules that season, the first round of the playoffs increased from five innings and three wins to seven innings and four wins, such a score can ensure promotion in previous years, but now the Pistons still have a respite, and the subsequent Pistons adjusted their tactics to win three games in a row, eliminating the Magic by a 4-3 score, and Maddy still continued his spell of leading the team but the first round.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="18" > third place Paul Pierce</h1>
The Green Army quickly achieved immediate results after assembling a Big Three lineup in 2007, reaching the Finals in 2007-2008 and defeating the Los Angeles Lakers led by Kobe Bryant to win the first championship of the 21st century, paul Pierce became the Most Valuable Player in the Finals.
Pierce, who won the highest honor, began to be unable to restrain his own expansion, in an interview he openly claimed to be the best player in the world, to know that although Pierce won the championship, but more rely on the cooperation of the team, Pierce himself obviously does not have the personal ability to turn things around, and since then the Green Army has not won the championship, and in the 2010 finals they were also successfully avenged by Kobe.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="20" > second place Ricky Davis</h1>
In the 2003 Duncan Draft, the Cavaliers were undoubtedly the biggest winners, and they did not hesitate to select a talented high school student LeBron James, opening the glorious road of team history.
Before James arrived, the Cavaliers star was Ricky Davis, although Davis also has a good strength, but his biggest problem is that he does not judge the situation, and even after James's arrival he openly claimed that the new section leader is here to "assist himself", this unconscious arrogance annoyed the Cavaliers and James, so half a season later, Ricky Davis was sent to the Celtics.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="22" > first LeBron James</h1>
In the summer of 2010, James's announcement of his departure was the most sensational news in the basketball world at the time, and in order to get the coveted championship, he left the Cavaliers for many years to join his old friend Wade of the Miami Heat, and his announcement of his departure on live television also hurt the feelings of countless local Cleveland fans.
In the show, James said that he would bring championships to the Heat, and not one, not two, but seven. In the following four years, although James led the team to reach the Finals four times, in 2011 and 2014 they lost to the Mavericks and Spurs respectively, and the results of the two championships, although not bad, were still far from his promise to Miami.