Who is tougher LeBron James or Matt Grady?

Maddie at his peak was more ruthless, and LeBron had a milder personality.

On the whole, it should still be Kobe Bryant at present, but LeBron. Because James is still young and has not won a championship, his strength is no worse than Kobe, and his family must be super bull in time! As for Maddie also becoming a thing of the past, it is not worth mentioning at all.

There is no doubt that it is James.

Maddie in his prime, but he can fight with James.

But now neither the shooting feel nor the breakthrough is good.

Are you asking about the comparison between the two now, or with the Maddie and the emperor at their peak?

If Maddie at her peak is compared to the emperor, the emperor is slightly inferior. Because Maddie was an all-round warrior back then! There are few people who can match the wealth of scoring means, and they can score with various means and techniques. In addition, the passing is also very good, it is the injury that ruined him!

If you're talking about the former, then everyone on earth knows it, so I don't need to be verbose.

T-MAC's overall ability is better, James's physical fitness is better, you can see the T-MAC video of 01 02.

They're not chemicals, right? Comprehensive ability to play basketball or comprehensive ability to fight? But I think that's also Maddy, dunk, three-pointer, pass, and LeBron can't shoot mid-range jumpers.

Definitely lbj, much stronger leadership skills.

Each has its own advantages and disadvantages, and it is a good thing that I personally feel, and James's potential is better.

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The previous Mai was no worse than Zhan.

What does Mai Ruan compare to an orangutan?

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Larry Bird is a power forward, but he is basically a small forward on the court, he has a long range and a lot of playmaking, much like James now.

In the '80s, Larry Bird and the Magic were the bellwether of the NBA. Three championships, three MVPs, two Finals MVPs, it can be said that before James, Bird was the greatest small forward in the NBA, but now the appearance of James has shaken his status, first of all, James is more versatile, more individual, and a series of records in the league have been broken by James to the point that there is no one to come. And James is still young and has room to rise, so, in terms of small forwards, James is undoubtedly better than Bird...

Larry Bird is a power forward, but he can play small forward and shooting guard, his three-point shooting is quite good, three consecutive three-point kings, and it can be said that he is a natural three-point strongman, he said that he never practiced three-point shooting. In addition to the three-point shot, his scoring ability, rebounding ability and organizational ability are also quite powerful, James is very similar to him, at that time, Bird and Magic Johnson were not equal, but Bird could not handle the ball as chic as Johnson. Bird said that before McHale (now the head coach of the Rockets) arrived, he played power forward and then switched to small forward.

As for who is greater? I think it's just as great, because they're representatives of different eras, and you can't simply assume that whoever wins the most championships is greater. If Russell has won the most championships among the stars, is he the greatest?

Apparently not. It can't be compared in terms of numbers, I think it should be measured in terms of what you contribute to basketball (or to the team). Because of this, I feel that the three of them are equally great, and no one is greater.

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In fact, he was a small forward, although he was tall enough to play a power forward in those days.

He was the first representative of the NBA's all-around small forward, followed by Leather Cover, and then James.

In his time, he was one of the best scorers and one of the best offensive playmakers. On defense, because of his height, he sometimes stands under the basket like a big forward. But the team's main power forward is McHale.

And Duncan is a real power forward, and he can also play as a center, which is very different from Bird's position, so it is not easy to compare. Bird's tasks in the offense, especially in terms of organization, were a little heavier; Duncan, on the other hand, has a heavier defensive task.

James is very similar to Bird in terms of position, but the style is very different. Bird's scoring is more focused on shooting, and James is more focused on hitting the basket strongly. Bird's passing is imaginative, and James prefers to use his body to squeeze opposition defences and create scoring opportunities for other players.

Due to the difference in body, Bird's defense is more sticky, James is tougher, and James is no less good at defending the opponent's power forward, which will be a little more difficult than Bird.

Since James is still in the prime of his career, it would be unfair to make him and Bird greater than anyone at this time. For the time being, of course, Bird is greater, and in the future it will be up to James himself.

S Duncan is great, Larry is the No. 1 small forward in the NBA, LBJ is far behind, I grew up watching Larry play, Duncan has more championships and MVP than Larry, MVP and James are tied for league NO, 1. Duncan won 4 championships in 9 years, entered the season No. 1 for 17 consecutive years, was already the No. 1 forward in NBA history in 03, ranked sixth among the top ten stars in NBA history, Larry was seventh O'Neal tenth, and LBJ was not selected.

Big forward, but Duncan and James can't compete with Big Birdie," Larry. Bird changed the taste and philosophy of an entire generation of basketball fans appreciating the NBA. When Bird won the Barcelona Olympic basketball gold medal with the Dream Team in 1992 and had to retire due to a back injury, the league's president, David.

Stern had such a high opinion of him.

James is still very young, and Duncan is not too young to be young, and it is hard to say that James will not surpass them.

Personally, I like LeBron James more. But also personally I'm very positive about Tim Duncan's achievements and I've watched him play a lot. But I still think LeBron James is a little bit greater.

James entered the NBA as the top draft pick in 2003 and has won a total of 3 championships, 3 Finals MVPs, 4 regular season MVPs, Rookie of the Year, 5 All-Defensive First Teams, 1 All-Defensive Second Team, 11-time All-Defensive First Team, and 2 All-NBA Second Team awards.

Duncan was selected by the Spurs with the first pick in the first round of the 1997 NBA Draft and has won a total of five NBA championships in his career, two regular-season Most Valuable Player selections, three NBA Finals Most Valuable Player selections, and 15 All-NBA All-NBA Team selections (tied for the first All-Time NBA All-Defensive Team selection (first all-time All-Star Game selection (fourth all-time).

In the all-time star rankings previously released by ESPN, Sports Illustrated, FOX Sports and CBS, the four major American sports**, James is all among the top five superstars of all-time, but Duncan is only ranked fifth all-time superstar in the list of FOX Sports, and James is second on that list. Other than that, Duncan was outside the fifth. It is enough to see that in the hearts of foreign authoritative sports, James's historical status is higher than Duncan's.

But Duncan is arguably the greatest power forward in history, and his contributions to the Spurs are well documented, having played for the Spurs throughout his life and contributed to the team's five championship trophies. James currently has fewer championships than Duncan, and James is also chasing Duncan in this regard. When Duncan retired, James said on social platforms that Duncan was the greatest power forward in James' heart.

James and Duncan, equally great, are both historical-level small forwards and power forwards, if you have to compare the historical status of the two, James is higher than Duncan. And if you compare the contributions of the two to the team, Duncan is higher than James.

All three of them are also idol superstars in the NBA league. All have unrivalled technology.

Duncan has reached a certain height in the league and has achieved a certain amount of success. This year's Spurs are still the favorites to win the championship under his leadership. Duncan's steady play has made his current advantage on the interior untouchable.

Garnett has been playing a triumphant song since joining the Green Shirts, leading the Celtics to move forward bravely, but the fly in the ointment is that the gap between the main force and the bench is too large, and it is still difficult to break through the Pistons in the East. Garnett is going to be another tragic hero in the NBA.

James is a new generation of NBA upstarts, with age and physical advantages, constantly impacting the records set by predecessors, and constantly creating miracles, but if the old dead knight, I am afraid it will be difficult to achieve the achievements that Duncan currently has (four championship rings).

They are all the favorites in their hearts, supporting Duncan, supporting Garnett and supporting James! Good luck to all three of them!