A person who can steal and block is a natural basketball player!
Double Crown
Olajuwon is from Nigeria, and Olajuwon's name means "always be the first" in Yoruba, and he was still called Achim at that time.
As a child, Olajuwon was a soccer goalkeeper, which gave him good foot movement and control over his huge body.
Since he was much taller than his peers since he was a child, people always looked at him with different eyes.
When Olajuwon was 10 years old, the football coach saw that he was still tall and let him dunk, and gave him a bench for him to step on, but Olajuwon took the bench away and dunked in the surprise of the coach and teammates.
It wasn't until he was 15 years old that Olajuwon started playing basketball because he played a local basketball game. In 1978, Olajuwon's school participated in the Nigerian National Teachers' Sports Festival, when an arithmetic member of the school's basketball team, Angin Olympman Maroni, was a friend of Olajuwon.'s. He told the coach that the school's handball team had a player who was more than 2 meters tall, and it was not possible to borrow it, and as a result, Olajuwon was selected to participate in the first official basketball league in his life.
Two years later, the 17-year-old Olajuwon was selected for the Nigerian National Men's Basketball Team to compete in basketball at the All-Africa Games. In one game, he single-handedly slashed 60 points plus 15 rebounds.
He was spotted by scouts and recommended to Lewis at the University of Houston.
Olajuwon, who had just arrived in the United States, was not as helpless as a bun into the city, and he had already traveled around nigeria's capital. After that he had a good college career.
In 1984, he overpowered Jordan and others to become champions and began his career.
His career was good early in life, with teammate Ralph Sampson forming the Twin Towers reaching the Finals in 1986. However, they met the most powerful team in history, the 86 Celtics, and eventually lost 2-4.
Just when everyone thought that Olajuwon was about to begin his reign, the rules of the league came, and his teammates were banned one by one. He struggled with his teammate Ralph, but the Giants were vulnerable, with the 221cm Ralph injured.
Ralph Sampson
After that, Olajuwon had no helpers, and he struggled even more than Jordan. Every season, every month, every game, every day is complaining. The more you complain, the more selfish you are, the more selfish you are, the more you struggle.
However, great basketball players always wait for his time, Olajuwon won his championship in the 93-94 season, and don't underestimate the heart of the championship in the 94-95 season to complete the defense.
After retiring from the army, Olajuwon still has a brain, and opened a dream workshop to teach a little action to make money. However, people who come to learn can only use it when there is no pressure, without a brain.
What did Howard learn?
There is no second Olajuwon!