Liu Yudong
Liu Yudong
China
Project: Basketball ┆
Nicknamed the God of War, he was the 1996 and the flag bearer of the Chinese delegation in the 2000 Olympic Games. The only athlete in CBA history to win the three major awards of "League Most Valuable Player", "Regular Season Most Valuable Player" and "Scoring Champion" in a single season. Now transferred to Fujian Xunxing.
Introduction
Olympic flag bearer
Served as the flag bearer of the Chinese delegation at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, the 1998 Bangkok Asian Games and the 2000 Sydney Olympics. He is worthy of his name. Three consecutive championships.
Characteristics
As a player, the resolute and brave Liu Yudong will always be the most reliable player in the coach's heart. He is good at mid-range shots, and his masterful fadeaway shots make it difficult for opponents to defend; defense Serious and tenacious, accurate judgment and good positioning. He has comprehensive skills and a tenacious style. Due to years of heavy-load exercise, the cyst in his right knee has not been cured, which has become a major reason for his retirement.
Brilliant
National Games: Represented the People's Liberation Army and won the championship in the Seventh, Eighth, Ninth and Tenth National Games.
Asian Championship: Won the championship on behalf of the Chinese team in 1993, 1995 and 2001.
World Championship: In 1994, he represented the Chinese team and won the eighth place in the World Championship. This was the best result achieved by the Chinese men's basketball team in the World Championship.
CBA League: In 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, he represented the Bayi team and won the CBA championship. CBA's best player of 10 years. The only athlete in CBA history to win the three major awards of "League Most Valuable Player", "Regular Season Most Valuable Player" and "Scoring Champion" in a single season.
Asian Games: Represented the Chinese team and won the championship of the 13th Asian Games in 1998 and the runner-up of the 14th Asian Games in 2002.
Olympic Games: Represented the Chinese team in 1996 and won eighth place.
Classic Review At the beginning of 1993, Wu Naiqun and Liu Yudong competed for the main position. At this year's East Asian Games, Liu Yudong, who was in excellent form, shone brightly. In the championship and runner-up battle with the South Korean team, he made a shot in the last 30 seconds, helping the Chinese team defeat their old rival 81-79. In the 1998 Asian Games final, Liu Yudong dunked into the basket with both hands during a fast break, stunning the Koreans. The Chinese team defeated South Korea 112-92 in that game. In the 2002-2003 CBA regular season, against Jilin on August 1st, Liu Yudong scored 48 points in 42 minutes, his highest score in a single game. The Bayi team also took this opportunity to defeat the Siberian Tigers 124-116. In the 2001 Ninth National Games men's basketball final, Bayi played against Shanghai. The two sides were tied 88-88 in the last second of the game. Liu Yudong caught the ball from the baseline and shot, 91-88. Bayi won the Ninth National Games men's basketball championship. In the 2005 final against the Guangdong team, the Guangdong team approached the score to 53-55 with 4 minutes and 50 seconds left in the third quarter. Liu Yudong's three-pointer sealed the victory for the People's Liberation Army. Liu Yudong played 30 minutes and won. A game-high 27 points, including all four three-pointers.
Personal career
Description of important achievements
Most points scored in a single game: 57 points Team: Bayi Shuanglu Battery Home team: Bayi Shuanglu Battery ( 116) VS visiting team: Jilin Forestry (99) 2001-2002 season order: 131
Most rebounds in a single game: 17 Team: Bayi Shuanglu Battery Home team: Bayi Shuanglu Battery ( 109) VS away team: Jilin Forestry (106) 2000-2001 season sequence: 86
Most three-pointers in a single game: 6 Team: Bayi Shuanglu Battery Home team: Zhejiang Wanma Cable ( ( ( 118) VS Away team: Bayi Shuanglu Battery (128) 2000-2001 season sequence: 170
Most three-pointers in a single game: 6 Team: Bayi Shuanglu Battery Home team: Liaoning Panpan (114) VS away team: Bayi Shuanglu Battery (122) 2001-2002 season sequence: 41
Most three-pointers in a single game: 6 Team: Bayi Yililu Battery Home team: Bayi Shuanglu Battery (116) VS visiting team: Shandong Gold (101) 2001-2002 season sequence: 189
Most three-pointers in a single game: 6 Teams: Bayi Shuanglu Battery Home team: Bayi Shuanglu Battery (119) VS visiting team: Guangdong Hongyuan (110) 2002-2003 season sequence: 212
Most assists in a single game: 5 Team: Bayi Shuanglu Battery Home team: Bayi Shuanglu Battery (127) VS away team: Shanghai Western (125) 2001-2002 season sequence: 199
Most assists in a single game: 5 Teams: Bayi Shuanglu Battery Home team: Beijing Jinyu (108) VS away team: Bayi Shuang Lu Battery (104) 2004-2005 season order: 67
Most assists in a single game: 5 Team: Bayi Yi Deer Battery Home team: Bayi Duo Lu Battery (96) VS away team: Fujian SBS (76) 2004-2005 season order: 79
Most blocks in a single game: 2 Teams: Bayi Shui Lu Battery Home team: Bayi Duo Lu Battery (108) VS visiting team: Liaoning Panpan (80) 1995-1996 season sequence: 61
Most blocks in a single game: 2 Teams: Bayi Yilu Battery Home team: Bayi Yilu Battery (109) VS visiting team: Guangdong Hongyuan (81) 1996-1997 season sequence: 141
Most blocks in a single game: 2 Teams: Bayi Shuanglu Battery Home team: Sichuan (104) VS Away team: Bayi Shuanglu Battery (125) 1998-1999 season sequence: 7
Most blocks in a single game: 2 Team: Bayi Shuanglu Battery Home team: Shanghai Western (96) VS Away team: Bayi-Double Deer Battery (115) 1998-1999 season sequence: 43
Most blocks in a single game: 2 Team: Bayi-Double Deer Battery Home team: Shandong Gold (81) VS away team ：Bayuan Deer Battery (113) 1998-1999 season sequence: 55
Most blocks in a single game: 2 Teams: Bayi Duan Deer Battery Home team: Bayi Duan Deer Battery (142) VS visiting team: Shen Bu (98) 2000-2001 season sequence: 119
Most blocks in a single game: 2 teams: Bayi Shuanglu Battery Home team: Liaoning Panpan (114) VS visiting team: Bayi Shuanglu Battery (122) 2001-2002 season sequence: 41
Most blocks in a single game: 2 Teams: Bayi Shuanglu Battery Home team: Bayi Shuanglu Battery (103) VS Away team: Shandong Gold (97) 2001-2002 season sequence: 87
Most blocks in a single game: 2 Teams: Bayi Shuanglu Battery Home team: Bayi Shuanglu Battery (122) VS away team : Sina Lions (94) 2001-2002 season sequence: 161
Most blocks in a single game: 2 teams: Bayi Shuanglu Battery Home team: Bayi Shuanglu Battery (116) VS away team: Shandong Gold (101) 2001-2002 season game sequence: 189
Most blocks in a single game: 2 teams: Bayi Shuanglu Battery Home team: Shanghai Western (124) VS away team: Bayi Duolu Battery (92) 2001-2002 season game sequence: 200
Most blocks in a single game: 2 teams: Bayi Shuanglu Battery Home team: Shanghai Western (106) VS away team: Bayi Shuanglu Battery (120) Number of games in the 2002-2003 season: 167
Most blocks in a single game: 2 teams: Bayi Shuanglu Battery Home team: Bayi Duanlu Battery (118) VS Away team: Zhejiang Wanma Cable (90) 2002-2003 season sequence: 190
Most blocks in a single game: 2 teams: Bayi Shuanglu Battery Home team: Bayi Shuanglu Battery (84) VS away team: Jiangsu University Hua (93) Number of games in the 2004-2005 season: 27
Most blocks in a single game: 2 Teams: Fujian SBS Home team: Jilin Forestry (91) VS Away team: Fujian SBS (96) 2007- 2008 season game sequence: 196
Most blocks in a single game: 2 teams: Fujian SBS Home team: Fujian SBS (117) VS away team: Jiangsu Dahua (91) 2007-2008 season game sequence: 217
Most blocks in a single game: 2 teams: Fujian SBS Home team: Jiangsu Dahua (107) VS Away team: Fujian SBS (108) 2007-2008 season sequence: 254
Most dunks in a single game: 3 teams: Bayi Shuanglu Battery Home team: Bayi Shuanglu Battery (108) VS Away team: Liaoning Panpan (80) 1995-1996 season sequence: 61
Most steals in a single game: 11 Teams: Bayi Shuanglu Battery Home team: Bayi Shuanglu Battery (146) VS Away team: Jiangsu Dahua (105) 2001-2002 season sequence: 74