As a basketball player, Ye Long released his first video online.
"Counting the top 100 most powerful players in history! This is real basketball, beating Holmgren and Bunyama"
As soon as the video was released, it immediately sparked heated discussions on the Internet.
Zhang Manyuan: "Did you make a mistake, brother? Wenban Yama was hanged and beaten? I don't accept it! What do these people have to do?"
However, when the next inventory appeared one after another, Brother Yuan spread his hands wildly in the live broadcast room. I'm sorry to disturb you...
Mina: "James Harden is only ranked 60th? Are you kidding me? He can't even make the top 10 with this kind of ability?"
Zhou Ling'an: "Stephen Curry is only 19th? What kind of monsters are those in the top ten? Are the stars from ancient times so scary?"
On that day, people remembered how terrifying the gold content of muscle sticks was in the big ball era.
Reader comments
The second one, I think, is basically Chamberlain. In the 1990s, before the coach passed away, he was still competing with Jordan for the number one position in history. Although they didn't compete, he was still the strongest single player in the NBA.
That's right, come on, I've never seen a book of this type before. You're the first one.
Can this book promote a systematic novel, and even extend to football and other aspects? If the author persists in this book and it becomes popular, it will be of great merit.
It's okay. That's it. I'm kind of flattering James. If you only look at pure strength, James is only about 10th. James's 3-point ability is a bit weak, his mid-range shooting is average, and he can only shoot in. Duncan's inside ability is strong. If Duncan is just looking at strength, he is a little better than James. Kobe should be around the top five.
Not bad, it's quite interesting to watch.
Not bad. I can't stand the NBA now. It's still as good as before.
Who can see this? If the foreigner next door knew about it, he would think I looked down on him.
The second one, I think, is basically Chamberlain. In the 1990s, before the coach passed away, he was still competing with Jordan for the number one position in history. Although they didn't compete, he was still the strongest single player in the NBA.
That's right, come on, I've never seen a book of this type before. You're the first one.
Can this book promote a systematic novel, and even extend to football and other aspects? If the author persists in this book and it becomes popular, it will be of great merit.
It's okay. That's it. I'm kind of flattering James. If you only look at pure strength, James is only about 10th. James's 3-point ability is a bit weak, his mid-range shooting is average, and he can only shoot in. Duncan's inside ability is strong. If Duncan is just looking at strength, he is a little better than James. Kobe should be around the top five.
Not bad, it's quite interesting to watch.
Not bad. I can't stand the NBA now. It's still as good as before.
Who can see this? If the foreigner next door knew about it, he would think I looked down on him.