How did Uncle Mu Tiezhu, China s great legendary center, die?

At 10:45 on September 14, 2008, Mu Tiezhu died at the age of 59 in the 309 Hospital of the Chinese People's Liberation Army in Beijing due to ineffective treatment of heart disease.

Some people also believe that the real cause of Mu Tiezhu's death was gigantism.

Heart disease from exertion while playing. He runs 10,000 meters a day. Iron men can't do it.

He died of a heart attack at the age of 59.

The heart is not good, and the treatment is ineffective due to the disease.

Chronic heart disease, with irregular heartbeats detected very early.

He is gigantism, and the worst thing about this disease is that his heart and lungs are not good!

Generally, if you are too tall, the pressure on your heart is very high.

Mu Tiezhu died at the age of 59. Mu Tiezhu was born on June 1, 1949 in Dongming County, Hejize City, Shandong Province.

China's national professional basketball player, who plays as a center on the court, has retired. He retired in 1988 and joined the Bayi Industrial Brigade in May 2000.

Officially retired, he later recuperated in Beijing and suffered a heart attack on September 14, 2008.

Died in Beijing.

Technical features:Mu Tiezhu not only has excellent inside singles skills, but also has a very good passing ability, which makes him stand out from the crowd on the opponent's inside, and it is with such a strong Shenyu inside power that Mu Tiezhu can become the leader of the Chinese team. He has a strong threat in the opponent's hinterland, is good at cooperating with outside players, creates shooting opportunities for inside and outside offenses, has the ability to hold the ball with one hand and hold the ball with one hand for passing, fake throwing, plus his extraordinary big hands and unique height, the ball is in his hands as he wants. Swim to roll.

Chinese basketball has a tradition of producing tall insiders, and Mu Tiezhu is a pioneer. In 1949, Mu Tiezhu entered the men's basketball team of Jinan Military Region in 72, and the following year he was promoted to the Bayi men's basketball team. The 2.28-meter-tall man makes him stand out on the basketball court, and the huge physical advantage makes Mu Tiezhu a threat just under the basket.

In 1977, Mu Tiezhu was selected for the men's national basketball team and soon established the position of the main center. In 1978, he participated in the Asian Games with the team, and the Chinese team won their first Asian Games championship. Since then, Mu Tiezhu has continuously represented the Chinese team in the men's Asian Basketball Championships and the World Championships, and completed three consecutive championships in the Asian Championships from 1979 to 1983.

The best reflection of the contrast between Mu Tiezhu and the NBA center is the 1979 American Collegiate United team visit China against the Bayi men's basketball team, using the ability to protect the frame under the basket and dominance, other players played the characteristics of "small and fast", and defeated the United States team twice. In August of the same year, the Washington Bullets (the predecessor of the Wizards), who had just won the NBA championship, came to challenge again, and in the contest of the inside line Unseld (NBA career average rebounds and assists per game), Mu Tiezhu was not suppressed and defeated, and finally lost to the championship team that year.

In that year, the United States sent teams to play against the Chinese national team many times, but they were defeated by the national team led by Mu Tiezhu in the previous two competitions, which shows that Mu Tiezhu had the ability to step into the NBA threshold at that time. But after the arrival of the Washington Bullets, although there are not many details due to the long time, most of the statements are that although there is not much difference in data, there is a clear gap in strength.

This is also understandable, the bullet team represented the highest level of the NBA at that time, and the Chinese team, which lacked systematic training, really cannot be compared with the NBA, which has been developing for a long time. And Mu Tiezhu officially retired from the Bayi Industrial Brigade in May 2000, enjoying the treatment of deputy division, and then recuperating in Beijing, and died of a heart attack in Beijing on September 14, 2008.

In his time, I felt that he could enter the NBA with his height, because at that time, the NBA was the era of giants, and height was very important, and players like Mu Tiezhu must have made a difference at that time.

I think he's at a level that can get into the NBA. But a large part of the reason he didn't make it to the NBA back then was probably because of injuries.

The level of the legendary center Mu Tiezhu was able to enter the NBA, and the legendary center Mu Tiezhu can be said to be quite strong in the CBA and the international arena, and he is fully able to enter the NBA with his strength.

There was certainly no problem, because at that time his personal abilities were very strong.

Mu Tiezhu's level back then was able to enter the NBA, because Mu Tiezhu once led the Chinese team to defeat the United States team, and his interior dominance was also very strong.

I think Mu Tiezhu's level can enter the NBA because he has superb ball skills and has a strong physique and tall body, as a center, he is very dominant.

I think he can go in because his basketball is also very strong, and he himself attaches great importance to teamwork, so he can play well even in the NBA.

I think it's still very possible, after all, the results he made at the beginning were still very good, and he deserves a name in the NBA.

If he was at the level he was at that time, he would definitely be able to enter the NBA. Because his level back then was also very high and his strength was very strong.

At 10:45 on September 14, 2008, Beijing time, Mu Tiezhu, the "No. 1 man" in Chinese basketball and the once famous "No. 1 center in Asia", died in Beijing at the age of 59 due to ineffective treatment of heart disease.

Mu Tiezhu is the former main center of the Chinese national team, who is meters tall and has set an astonishing record of scoring 80 points in a single game. He has been in the industry for 20 years and was a superstar of Chinese basketball in the seventies and eighties of the last century. Under his leadership, Chinese basketball won the title of the first Asian Games champion, and the Bayi team he played for also created ten consecutive championships.

Mu Tiezhu laid a solid foundation for the Chinese men's basketball team to become the hegemon of Asia when he was a player, and his death is a huge loss to the Chinese basketball industry.