He entered the NBA in 1996, but he was rarely put together with the great 96 Golden Generation, because at that time, the big Ben was not looked up to at all, in the 1996 NBA Draft, Ben Wallace was not selected, lack of height, rough technology, once reduced to the point of no ball, fortunately, the Washington Bullets gave him a chance, and his hard-working and solid defense on the field began to be valued.
In the summer of 2000, Big Ben joined the Detroit Pistons, ushered in the golden period of his career, wallace, who was two meters and six meters tall, became the main center of the Pistons' iron play, such a height but he had to grab rebounds every day with big men taller than himself, go to hand-to-hand combat, go to the card position, and grab a lot of rebounds, give a lot of hot pot hats, which is not unrelated to his tireless efforts on the court.
In the pistons' first season, Wallace averaged 13.2 rebounds per game and became the fourth player in NBA history to split the first player in a single season to split each rebound and block, in the 2001-2002 season, Wallace averaged 13 rebounds per game, and also had 3.5 blocks, becoming the league's fourth season rebounding king and block king, in the 2002-2003 season, Wallace was named an NBA All-Star as the Eastern Conference starting center, in the 2003-2004 season, Wallace became the league's first rebounder, steals and blocks to enter the top ten, and defeated the deluxe F4 Lakers in the Finals to win the NBA championship Wallace won the 2005–2006 season as a back-to-back Defensive Player of the Year, joining Mutombo as the only two in the league to win Defensive Player of the Year four times.
As a player who does not rely on scoring to eat, he does not have outstanding height, gorgeous skills, his success is entirely dependent on his own hard work and hard work, from a losing draft to an NBA championship, Big Ben paved the way for success with hard work, he left the most inspirational story for the NBA, he is Big Ben Wallace, a defense to win the championship, into the Hall of Fame lost draft.