The first person in NBA history was voted by the United States: Kobe Bryant got 9% of the vote, and James's ranking soared

2024-05-18 18:33:01

The first person in NBA history was voted by the United States: Kobe Bryant got 9% of the vote, and James's ranking soared

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2024-05-18 13:37Published in Fujian

When it comes to the greatest player in history, I believe most fans will think of Jordan, the legendary superstar who led the Bulls to win three consecutive championships twice in the 90s, and won 6 FMVP, 10 scoring titles and countless other honors.

Of course, there are a thousand Hamlets in a thousand hearts, and everyone has a different opinion about the GOAT, and due to different eras, people will have different standards for comparison. Recently, the media HoopsHype released a report on "Who is the greatest player in basketball history?" Interviews with 85 active players, plus 15 active players chose to complete an in-depth survey on social media or public interviews, so let's take a look at the specific votes.

At the top of the list is still Jordan, but Jordan's position does not seem to be so secure compared to the past, and he only received 49% of the votes in this survey, which is also the first time that he has been voted below 50% in the GOAT. He was followed by James, who received 37 percent of the vote. I have to admit that James is currently the closest player to Jordan, especially after he became the all-time scoring champion and broke through 40,000 points, the outside world's call for him to be "the best in history" is getting higher and higher, even if he can't surpass Jordan, it is enough to be compared with Jordan.

In third place is Kobe Bryant, the late superstar received 9% of the vote, although Kobe Bryant's historical status and personal achievements are not as good as Jojan's, it is undeniable that he is still one of the most popular players of the majority of fans, and his never-give-up Mamba spirit has inspired countless people to achieve their dreams.

In addition to Joe Kojan, five other players also received votes, but all were only 1%, namely Anthony, Durant, Bird, Wade, and Russell. So for the "best in history" voting results, I don't know what the judges think?

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