Is there anything more famous than Alstom in the street ball world?

It's possible. Alston is famous for his development of modern streetball, which is seen as the equivalent of juggling. In fact, the concept of streetball turned out to be very ordinary, which is basketball played on the street side of the United States.

The development of modern receiving has to be attributed to Alstom. In fact, long before him, Almond and Goat GOAT were extremely powerful, more powerful than the top NBA stars at the time.

He is the originator of the American street ball world.

Alstom's rise to fame in the streetball mecca of New York's Rock Park showed great basketball talent at a very young age, playing in the 18-year-old and above age group at Rock Park at the age of 15. His prowess of street ball quickly became popular in Harlem and across the country, and if you had the chance to go to New York, you could see that the children playing in Rock Park were mostly wearing jerseys emblazoned with Alstom's nickname "skip to my lou" (the lyrics of a cheerful children's song). Later, Alstom's streetball action was videotaped, and his sponsor, the small company and1, immediately got out of the way.

After watching Alstom's performance, many industry insiders said that "he is the best playmaker in the world".

Alston seemed to be ahead of his time, single-handedly reversing the entire style of streetball in New York at a young age, and a few years later his And1 Mix Tape changed streetball in the United States and even the world. He brought streetball what Dr. J brought to the NBA in the '70s. Dr. J told people not only to score, but to dunk the ball in the basket and dunk it in the opponent's head, and that's where Jordan, Wilkins and Drexler came in.

Alston's masterful ball handling skills not only allow him to pass as he pleases, but also make opponents look like a basketball retard. This may be said to be useless in the NBA, but in the 60s, wasn't a dunk also a blasphemy of the game? Nowadays, whether it is Nike Freestyle or EBC, the younger generation of street defenders imitate Alstom, playing with their opponents for pleasure, and playing is very spectacle.

Regardless of whether the style is good or bad, the reappearance of the word "streetball" after the days of Dr. J in the 70s has to be attributed to Alstom.

In my opinion, streetball can be divided into two phases. The watershed is Alstom.

The first stage is Alston's previous streetball, which is not much different from the NBA. For example, the goats, such as the destroyer, all aim for the sky as the limit. They didn't have any technical problems getting into the NBA at all, maybe because of personality issues or other factors.

The second stage is street ball after Alstom. Alstom's introduction to the benefits of possession led to the juggling of streetball by storm in the United States. And then there was such a juggling genius as Hot Sauce.

Objectively speaking, the juggling and humiliating opponents of hot sauce are much higher than skips. However, it is technically impossible for a street ball player to enter the NBA in the current sense.

Skip was a reformer who moved from the sky to the ground. But his juggling wasn't necessarily the best. Because he himself is dissatisfied with the pure vaudeville streetball.

In his interview, he said that when he played streetball, 80% of his actions were not illegal in the NBA.

His greatness in the streetball world is different from the Goat, who stands at the top of the scoring and Skip is the first person to change the style of streetball.

Goats are not topped, goats are not kind.

Goats 1.7 meters with homemade sandbags can dunk.

Many Old Street New York fans can guarantee that they have seen a goat dunk with a single ball.

He jumped up and got the money that was glued to the top of the rebound with chewing gum

Hey, I don't need to talk about it.

Earl "The Goat" Manigault

He is the greatest streetball player on the streets of New York, and is known as "The Goat" because of his unpronounceable name. A "goat" with a height of only 1.75 meters

can dunk on the head of Abdul-Jabbar, who is 2.20 meters tall, in one fell swoop. Many veteran fans on the streets of New York swear to seeing the "goat's" "double dunk" with their own eyes

Performance. It is said that "Goat" In the final moments of a street ball game, his team was down by 3 points, and "Goat" flew to dunk with his left hand, caught the ball in the air with his right hand and dunked again, and then told the referee that it would count as 4 points. It is a pity that due to drugs and crime, the "goat" did not achieve the success it deserved.

Abdul-Jabbar said that the Goats did not join the NBA because of the big regret of the NBA.

Of course, more famous than Alston in the streetball world is Nate, a man who is mistaken for Garnett, and this person is, the cover protagonist of the streetball edition of "Slam Dunk", the winner of the last slam dunk contest, No. 4 of New York Nicks, the little man.

For example, Francis, Marbury, Kobe, etc. will go to the streets of NY New York every year to show off during the break.

Bone collectors"Williams: Recognized as the best ball handler in basketball.

Just as Jordan is considered the greatest basketball game in the world.

Goat: I think the goat can be compared to him.

The hot sauce should be more famous

He's kind of an outstanding spicy

Hot sauce is much more fierce than him.

The goat air up there and his turn 720 are genius.

Tinsley of the Pacers.

Williams of the Bucks.

In short, it is called "the soul of the jump".