James
as? Chosen son? Dear James, his physical fitness was not so good from the beginning, but he also developed slowly. James is obviously a small forward, but he just exercises his body to be comparable to the inside. Especially his upper limb muscles, among the active perimeter players, that is definitely the first existence. As far as James's muscle is concerned, is his opponent pulling and pulling, or can't he be stopped from playing? 2+1? . With this muscle, James will crush his opponent just like his body, even if his athletic ability declines seriously in the future. Don't forget, he is the only great god who is expected to surpass Jabbar.
mourning
mourning, a tough guy, is definitely underestimated, if not? Four centers? Prejudice, it is entirely possible to change it because of mourning? Five centers? . His offensive and defensive skills are very strong, and he was selected for the first defense twice and won DPOY twice in his career. Mourning, who is 2.8 meters tall, is so strong in defense, mainly because of his strong physical confrontation. His muscle thickness is really terrible. Kirin arm? Big hat, that must feel bad.
Ben Wallace
Who said that if you lose the draft, you won't have a chance to counterattack? Ben Wallace did it. As a draft in 1996, Ben Wallace's sword was biased. He did not polish his skills and basic skills, but practiced his body crazily. He forced himself to practice? Devil brawny man? . Look at him here? Kirin arm? , you should understand why Artest saw him immediately. Without the iron wall of Ben Wallace's insider, it would be really hard for the Pistons to win the championship in 24.
Karl Malone
Whether Karl Malone is the strongest forward in NBA history is really open to discussion, but who is the strongest in NBA history? Iron elbow? Malone is definitely the best choice. What is his iron elbow? Elbow? All over the league, Jordan, David Robinson and Thomas were not spared by him? Iron elbow? . Just look at Malone's big elbow opponent. It's lucky not to be injured.
O 'Neill
O 'Neill, whose talent overflows, is really a once-in-a-century genius. The center can play like him, and he is the only one in history. O 'Neill's skill is actually very good, but it is covered by his strong physical quality. He advocates simplicity and rudeness in playing, holding the ball and hitting it back and then blocking it. This trick has been used for more than ten years, and it really works. O' Neill has no solution to his back, because he has enough strength and the basket has been smashed by him. Right after retirement? Kirin arm? Everyone is so exaggerated, you can imagine how terrible O 'Neill's muscles were when he was playing!