How difficult is it to be a Grand Slam in a career? Only 10 people in NBA history, Curry has proved himself in 22 years

Since the establishment of the NBA, the biggest difference between a star and an ordinary player is that the former can achieve various personal honors with better strength. Among the many awards established by the NBA, these four honors are the highest in value. Even for most All-Star players, it is quite difficult to get one of them in their careers.

Like Cameron Anthony, the second-place winner of the 2003 class, the highest personal honor he has ever won in his career is that he has won the scoring champion once. In the end, he was successfully inducted into the Hall of Fame after he retired. So how many players in history have been able to win all these honors? Of course there is an answer, but as of now, only 9 players have achieved this feat. It took Curry 13 seasons to finally prove himself!

10. Alexander, the leader of the Thunder, achieved a "big harvest" in the 2024-2025 season. He successfully won four major awards: MVP, FMVP, Scoring King, and Best Team First Team in just one season. The last time a player achieved this feat was O'Neal in the 1999-2000 season. In addition to the two of them, only Jordan has performed like this in history. Alexander is only 27 years old at the moment, so he is undoubtedly one of the strongest facades in the league in the next five years, and he may continue to climb the peak in the future.

9. Curry averaged 30.1 points, 5.4 rebounds, 6.7 assists, 2.1 steals, 5.1 three-pointers in the 2015-2016 season. He was finally elected as the scoring leader and became the only unanimous MVP in history. After the rise of him and the Warriors, the NBA has officially entered the small ball era. However, in the first three championships, Curry has never been able to win the FMVP, so the outside world is still full of doubts about him. It was not until 2022 that Curry finally fully proved himself. In the finals, he played a dominant performance against the Celtics. Among them, G4 scored 43 points, 10 rebounds and 7 three-pointers in a single game, which is one of the greatest games of his career. So this time he won the FMVP without any suspense and achieved a Grand Slam with personal honor.

8.Durant

When playing for the Thunder, Durant had already won the MVP, scoring champion, and the best team, but because the team has not won the championship for a long time, he is still far from FMVP. Durant joined the Warriors in 2016, and he successfully realized his dream. Here he was able to win two consecutive championships and he also won two FMVPs. Although the outside world complained about Durant's decision, his personal strength is still unknown. In the 2017 Finals, he even averaged 35.2 points, 8.2 rebounds and 5.4 assists per game. In addition, his shooting percentage and three-point shooting percentage are as high as 55.6% and 47.4%.

7. James

As the highest-ranking star in his current service, James has undoubtedly the highest personal achievements. He has won MVP four times in his career and FMVP four times, both of which are the most active players, and he has been selected for the Best Team 13 times, which is the first in NBA history. Therefore, compared with other stars, James's only "shortcoming" is the number of scoring champions. He only won once in 2008 in his career, but this does not mean that his scoring ability is weak, otherwise he will not be able to become the historical scoring champion in the NBA. It is worth mentioning that James' total score in the regular season and playoffs has exceeded the 50,000 points mark.

6. Kobe

Compared with other super giants, Kobe's starting point in the NBA is quite low. He could only play as a substitute at the beginning. However, this did not affect Kobe's future. At his peak, he was both offensive and defensive. He not only won the scoring champion 11 times in his career and 2 times, but he was also selected for the Best Defensive Team 9 times. In addition, before 2009, the outside world questioned Kobe's ability to lead the team as a leader, but after he led the Lakers to win two consecutive championships, this remark completely disappeared. After all, the FMVP of the two consecutive FMVPs well proved that he was the well-deserved leader in the Lakers at that time.

5. O'Neal

only talks about his dominance at his peak, O'Neal is even one of the few stars who can compare with Jordan. After winning MVP, FMVP, scoring champion, and the best team in the 1999-2000 season, he also led the Lakers to successfully win three consecutive championships, and until now they are the only team in the 21st century to win three consecutive championships. At that time, especially in the finals, O'Neal's performance was a unique position every time. Unfortunately, his lack of self-discipline led to a rapid decline. In addition, his disagreement with Kobe led to their failure to win more championships.

4.Jordan

Before the NBA entered the 21st century, Jordan and the Bulls he led in the mid-1990s were obviously the most dominant team in the league. They had won three consecutive championships twice, and they always won the championship smoothly every time they reached the finals. Therefore, the record of 100% winning percentage in the finals also added a lot of legend to Jordan's career. In addition to the team honors of the championship, Jordan naturally achieved many personal achievements in his career, including 5 MVPs, 6 FMVPs, 10 scoring champions, etc. These combined have also shaped Jordan's almost perfect career.

3. Jabbar

, who has played in the NBA for 20 seasons, is a well-known evergreen. He has won all MVP, FMVP, scoring champion, and the best team after he stayed with the Bucks for 6 years. Later, Jabbar joined the Lakers, where he won the MVP many times and helped the Lakers win 5 championships.. At the end of his career, Jabbar still maintained an excellent competitive state. After being selected for the All-A-Team at the age of 38, he was able to help the team win the championship at the age of 40. Therefore, in the end, he became the first player in NBA history to score a total of 35,000 points.

2.Jerry West

Compared with other players on this list, West's career is quite special. Although they both have won personal honors, he is the only player who is not from the same season. West won the FMVP in 1969. He averaged 37.9 points per game against the Celtics in the finals. Therefore, although the Lakers lost in the end, the NBA still awarded the FMVP to West, who performed the most in the series. Later in 1972, West also made up for his past regrets. As he was about to retire, he finally won a championship ring.

1. Chamberlain, who has only 14 seasons in his career, has won the scoring top 7 times and has also played averaging 50+20 per game. However, although Chamberlain had extremely gorgeous data at that time, he was always prone to performing abnormally in the playoffs, so he never won the championship. Later, Chamberlain began to change his playing style. He began to use his personal abilities to create opportunities for his teammates on the court, which not only helped him win the assists king, but also successfully won the championship in 1967. Later, at the end of his career, Chamberlain led the Lakers to win another championship in 1972, and he was also elected as the FMVP of that year.