O Neal called Jokic from a distance! In the 25-year battle for the center forward, who is the real ruler of the penalty area?

The bragging scene in the barber shop was moved into the studio. When the "Big Shark" squinted his eyes and said, "I'm O'Neal, what can Jokic do to me?", the basketball circle exploded instantly. At the

program, four-time champion O'Neal's eyes were shining. The basket-breaking Wang Zhi said that when Jokic was in the penalty area, he "wanted to change his jersey immediately." The two giants who are 25 years apart have been put on the fight in the minds of millions of fans.

01 Legend makes harsh words from a distance, and the topic of the barber shop has come true.

fans are on TV in daily chat. If Ao Pang throws it out on the show, it will hit the pool like a big stone. "We are not a player now and become a spectator," the boss said with his chest, "Just do what the fans should do. I really want to go on the court and practice immediately. "

The former overlord of the penalty area did not hide at all: "What if we meet? He does have two tricks under the basket. But then I think 'I'm O'Neal, what can I do to ask the teacher to do to me? ' "

This directly lit the basketball circle. O'Neal compared this cross-time and space PK to the idle teeth in a barber shop, and everyone laughed and chatted about his virtual showdown with Jokic.

The surface is happy, but there is a big proposition in the history of basketball evolution: Who represents the true meaning of basketball?

02 Two ways of playing with the giant beast PK, the data speaks to the truth, and the two peak data will be presented, and the basketball concept battle will start on paper. In 2000, O'Pang was a prehistoric monster, scoring 29 points, 14 rebounds and 3 blocks per game, with a shooting percentage soaring to 57%.

His attack was like a tornado passing through, and his back shot in the three-second zone was almost unsolvable. Even if two or three people double-teamed, they could not stop the heavy tank.

Look at the 24-year appointment with a teacher, which is a completely different rule method. He averaged 29 points, 14 rebounds and 12 assists per game, and 56% of the three-pointers were re-drawn the center attack range.

The Serbian magician's footsteps under the basket are like carefully designed tango, with a spinning spin with fake moves, so that the defender can't find the north, and then he hooks his hand to complete the final kill.

Nuggets assistant coach reveals: "He worked hard on these tricks on the first day of training. He threw shots from left and right, and his various steps. " This combination of punches made him almost unable to defend in the three-second zone.

03 The invisible battlefield compares with the superiority of the offensive and defensive roles are very different

Speaking of the influence of the stadium, the difference between the two big guys is more interesting. O'Pang is the ultimate killer at the basket, and his existence forces the opponent to change his defensive formation. According to the current rules, he can easily get the opponent's insider to send two outs in each game.

Defensive end, O'Neal made the best defense team three times, and the deterrence of 2.3 caps per game is terrifying. His defense is like a no-fly zone sign, and just standing up and raising his hand can scare off the attacker.

Ask the teacher to take a different approach to dominate the competition. His passing vision is once a century old, he can pass the ball quickly, accurately and ruthlessly, and can play with the big dispatch of the game. The Greek coach shook his head: "Jokic cannot defend himself, we can only try our best to interfere with his performance. "

In terms of defense, although Teacher Yoo cannot jump high, he relies on top ball players to become a high-quality defender. The pick-and-roll strategy is varied and can cover both the abbot and the pick-and-roll. This kind of brain-type defense is priceless in modern basketball.

04 The idea of team building is colliding. Tactical evolution shows the true chapter

Regarding who is more suitable to be the core of team building, it exposes the ways of basketball tactics evolution. O'Pang needs the cooperation of top defenders to fully fire. From Hardaway to Kobe to Wade, the Sharks are always equipped with a super giant backcourt.

Ask teachers to create a new way to live in the center. He himself has a tactical system. Even if he doesn't have a super defender partner, he can lead the team to win the championship with an All-Star Murray. If he partnered with Kobe Wade, his achievements would probably be to heaven.

This difference is particularly obvious in the team environment. O'Pang plays for a giant like the Lakers, and the management will strengthen it if it says it; he will ask his teacher to work hard with young teammates while running in and out.

05 Imaginary Battle of Time and Space Switching The Ultimate Question of Basketball Evolution

If the two of them are compared, what sparks will be created? He had to suffer a lot when he asked his teacher to travel to the 1990s. At that time, the NBA insider was in a trend, and in addition to Sharks, there were also tough characters such as Dameng and Shi Buddha.

The teacher's diverse offensive methods are difficult to display in pure power confrontation, and his passing talent may have been buried in that era when the inside was king.

In turn, O'Pang's dominance is still terrifying when he airs over the current small ball era. Even in the face of fast pace and three-point rain, the Sharks' advantage at the basket is still unsolvable. He can crush the penalty area by relying on his size, making his opponent cry for a foul.

"O'Neal's body shape - both strength and speed - in the Magic period, still dominates the inside line. "Basketball experts bluntly said, "Not many in the league can defend him alone. "

Slovenian veteran once said: "Jokic's slow jump was not high, which made the Americans very frustrated, thinking how could this man play like this? "And O'Neal shocked the entire era with pure violent aesthetics.

When the Denver passer master faces a bulldozer in the traditional penalty area, the barber shop debate can never stop. Teacher Yo's skill in the basket is still evolving, and every back-playing game he is defining a new center.

And O'Pang's letter of war still echoed in his ears: "I'm O'Neal, what can Jokic do to me?"

Who do you think is the greater cornerstone of team building? Traditional power and modern omnipotence, who can better define the future of basketball?