Iverson’s jersey No. 3.

Introduction to Iverson:

His full name is Allen Iverson. His English name is Allen Iverson. He was born on June 7, 1975 in Hanover, Virginia. Iverson, who graduated from Georgetown University, is a former American basketball player who serves as a guard and is nicknamed "The Answer." Iverson has superb basketball skills and is famous for his "crossover" (crotch dribbling, change of direction, and flower arrangement).

He joined the NBA as the No. 1 pick in 1996 (becoming the shortest No. 1 pick in NBA history). During his NBA career, he played for the 76ers, Nuggets, Pistons and other teams, winning the scoring title 4 times. Wang, an 11-time All-Star, was selected to the Hall of Fame 3 times. On October 21, 2021, he was selected as the 75th NBA Stealing Champion (2001-2003). , 1996-97 NBA Rookie of the Year (1996-97), All-Star Rookie Challenge MVP (1997), NBA regular season MVP (2000-01), 4-time NBA scoring champion (1999, 2001, 2002, 2005) , 11 NBA All-Stars (2000-2010), 2 NBA All-Star Game MVPs (2002, 2005), 7 NBA All-Stars

Technical evaluation:

< p>Physical fitness: super jumping, high jumping speed, good agility and flexibility; can never run to death, plays the whole game countless times, and also leaves countless injuries. I don’t know my height. Whether it counts as physical fitness, if so, this is the only shortcoming of his body.

Offensive ability: Iverson's shooting action is not the most standard, but it is definitely suitable for him. , Simplicity is part of his body. Watching Iverson's steps and flower arrangements before his breakthrough gives people an artistic enjoyment.

Iverson's breakthrough is completely different from when he first entered the game. It is more concise and effective, and it is better to capture and grasp the timing of breakthroughs. Those signature moves that remain in the memory are rare. Perhaps Iverson's breakthrough has only one shortcoming. The shortcoming is that he is too fond of breakthroughs from the right.

Defensive ability: Iverson is not strong in one-on-one defense because he is too short. Although he has very good steal data, he has more The situation is that he is directly mismatched by the opponent's tall defender or small forward, and occasionally loses his position due to attempted steals. Iverson's defense mainly relies on speed, following the opponent closely, and using his agility to interfere with the opponent. Shooting rhythm.