Score King + Double MVP: James Kobe Curry 0 times, O Neal 1 time, one person 4 times

In the NBA, some honors are exclusive to superstar players, such as scoring champions, regular season MVPs and FMVPs. The scoring champion represents the strongest scorer in the league throughout the season, and the regular season MVP represents the best player of the season. FMVP is the best player on the championship stage, and these honors have never been paralleled. If you get any one, it will be remembered by history. However, it would be too difficult to win the scoring champion + double MVP at the same time in one season. Those who are stronger than James, Curry, Curry and Duncan have never done it. O'Neal once, and a great master did it four times.

Kobe is the best shooting guard in the 21st century. He has very strong leadership ability. He has played with the Lakers for 20 years and won 5 championships. He is also one of the best scorers, and he personally won the scoring champion twice. However, Kobe's personal peak is not the peak of the team. He has not led the team in the two scoring champions in the season, and he has not won the championship in the MVP season, so Kobe has never had a single season MVP+FMVP, let alone the honor of scoring champion.

Curry is the most powerful point guard in history, and his playing style is actually more like a shooting guard. As the Warriors' totem, Curry led the Warriors to four championships, of which 15 years were the most successful because he was the league MVP back then, but he missed the FMVP trophy at that time. Like Kobe, he has never had a single-season double MVP, and he has not won the championship in the season.

Look at James, the most successful player in the league today, his career resume is definitely a brilliant one, and he has won championships in the Cavaliers, Heat and Lakers. In the 12 and 23 years, James achieved regular season MVP+FMVP results for two consecutive years, but he was not the scoring champion in those two years. In addition, legendary stars such as Bird, Duncan, Magic, and Chamberlain have not been able to achieve this achievement.

Throughout NBA history, there are only 3 great players who have won the scoring title + double MVP in a single season. First of all, two legendary centers, Jabbar and O'Neal. In 1971, Jabbar led the Bucks to the championship. At that time, he averaged 31.7 points and 16 rebounds per game, was crowned the scoring champion and MVP, and eventually led the team to win the championship and won the FMVP trophy. O'Neal did it in 2000. He averaged 29.7 points and 13.6 rebounds per game, and eventually led the team to win the championship, winning the honor of points + MVP + FMVP.

O'Neal and Jabbar have achieved a Grand Slam once, and the basketball god Jordan is a thrilling existence. He completely dominated the 1990s, when he led the Bulls to two three-game titles. Not only that, in 1991, 1992, 1996 and 1998, Jordan won the scoring champion + regular season MVP + championship + FMVP in a single season. Such a resume is unparalleled in history.