If there are five O 'Neill against five Curries on the court, it is a very interesting topic, but if the game is really played like this, the chances of five Curries winning are very small. In fact, the reason is that basketball is still a long-term sport after all. Curry's three points are definitely accurate, but after all, there will be misses, and it's hard to say how many hits can be made under O 'Neill's defense. O 'Neill is almost unprepared for Curry. The inside hit rate is much higher than the outside hit rate. O 'Neill's biggest disadvantage to Curry is that he can't control the ball, but five O 'Neill passes the ball to solve this problem, which is difficult to defend. O' Neill's dominance is not bragging, so five curries have little chance of winning against five O' Neill.

O 'Neill's height is 2m 16, Curry's height is 1m 9 1, the difference is 25cm, O 'Neill's wingspan is 2m 3 1 Curry's is 1m 92, and the difference is even bigger, so it is almost impossible for Curry to play the same position as O 'Neill in basketball. Besides, Curry is not famous for his physical fitness, and he is not as good as O 'Neill in the physical fitness pool.

Curry's biggest advantage is three-pointers. If you don't talk about O 'Neill's defense against Curry, just talk about Curry's shooting percentage. Curry has a high shooting percentage in his career. If he can't fight O 'Neal, it's almost impossible for him to get into the inside, otherwise he will only be blocked. Therefore, most of the five subjects can only shoot at the three-point line or invest in China, so it is difficult to win even if the shooting percentage exceeds 50%.

Because for the five O 'Neill, the inside of the other side is almost their own backyard, and there are almost no obstacles. Even O 'Neill's unique footsteps are completely unnecessary, and Curry can't resist it directly inside, so the hit rate can be as high as 90%. If Curry can get O 'Neal to make a free throw with foul tactics.

O 'Neill's free throws are really poor, but this method is also not feasible. If he is a normal player, O 'Neill can't grab all the rebounds. If five O 'Neill hit the fifth floor, O 'Neill can grab the rebound for a second attack even if he makes a free throw, and even reach 2+ 1 in many cases. In this way, the shark-cutting strategy is not worth the loss, regardless of the number of fouls.

Another shortcoming of O 'Neill is that he doesn't dribble well. Curry can steal, but this problem is not big either. O 'Neill is actually dribbling. Isn't there a performance in the All-Star Game? O 'Neill can lift the passing route higher, so Curry can't steal, or even dribble directly to the opponent's restricted area and dunk.

So to sum up, this is an unequal duel. Basketball is a team sport and a long-term sport. O 'Neill, who has the strongest physical talent in history, has a good chance of winning if such an extreme showdown is carried out.