Chamberlain: Unrivaled physical talent.
As an NBA player, Chamberlain has become a representative of dimensionality reduction with his amazing physical fitness and talent. Whether it's off-court spending or top-notch performances on the field, Oxlade-Chamberlain is always able to crush his opponents with ease. Not only did he excel on the offensive end, but he was also able to take on the responsibility of organising the offense at the same time, which consumed a lot of physical energy. Even so, he was able to score 100 points per game and 50 points per season4 points of miracles. As long as he is more disciplined and has his own talent, he has every hope of becoming a legend in basketball history.
Jordan: A physical giant who is fully committed to offense and defense.
Jordan has taken on almost all of the offensive, playmaking, and defensive tasks with the Bulls, and he dedicates himself to the game all the time. Long hours of high-intensity matches and the opponent's fouls and traps are a huge test of physical strength. He needs to average 30 points per game and also take care of DPOY-level defense, which is understandably physically demanding. However, in the face of opponents' meat grinder-like defense, Jordan was still able to win 10 scoring titles and two consecutive triple crowns, and his physical strength never seemed to run out.
Kobe Bryant: The king of guards with strange physical strength.
Kobe Bryant is the closest guard to Jordan, both technically and physically. He also has incredible physical strength, always able to make decisive shots against singles, and then respond with a kraft candy defensive prowess. Kobe Bryant has been named to the All-Star team for many years, and we often see him easily completing all kinds of dunks when playing overtime. He seems to have a steady stream of stamina, without which a victory in the 10-year finals would have been impossible in his career.
Iverson: A 1.83m defender from the source of strength.
The younger generation of fans may not know Iverson's greatness, but how impressive it is for him to win the scoring title four times as a guard who is only 1.83m tall. Iverson always ran at full strength on the court, and on the offensive end, he either broke through opponents or opted for a pull-up shot with little movement from his back. He averaged 41 minutes per game in his career, and in the playoffs, he played 45 minutes per game, with only a minute of rest in almost every quarter. Many times, his individual energy is enough for defenders to withstand, and if his teammates give him enough support, he is more than capable of lifting the championship trophy.
James: The first 3 existences in the history of super physical strength.
Even now, even though James is 40 years old, we can still see him showing off his back in the game. However, in his prime, James's physical strength was really inexhaustible. He was often able to play the full 48 minutes, not only offensively and defensively, but also to take on the responsibility of organizing and grabbing rebounds, which greatly consumed his physical energy. In the face of tough opponents, he is still able to perform efficiently, and even compared to young stars, his physical strength is definitely one of the top three existences of all time.
These five stars, whether it is Chamberlain's amazing physical gifts, or Jordan, Kobe, Iverson and James's super physical strength, have all shown extraordinary ability on the basketball court. They have repeatedly proven that physical strength is also an important factor in the success of basketball, and such physical strength makes people full of envy and admiration for them.
These are the five stars who have shown amazing physical strength with their talent and tenacious fighting spirit. They will always be the pyramid of basketball and deserve to be remembered forever.