Excuse me, is Jordan over touted?

No. Not only that, but as Jordan has been gone for longer and longer, it makes me feel that many people don't know how good Jordan was in the first place, and Jordan has been underestimated.

No, he is indeed a genius, but there is too much lace news.

If there is no Internet now, can the NBA reach the MJ era in China?

If there had been the Internet back then, in China, would there still be children who ask this kind of question today?

It is impossible to exaggerate what to boast about.

Jordan showed the world what basketball is!! Do you call this a boast?

No, the strength is there, Kobe Bryant can't answer, too many Kobe honey don't know Jordan and underestimate God. There is good fruit to eat.

What is over-hype? Who touted it? In fact, Jordan is much more popular in the United States than in China, and although he has been retired for many years, he still has many fans.

However, there are many fans in China who desperately pursue KB, LBJ, etc. Jordan's position in the basketball world is unshakable so far, and he doesn't need anyone's praise at all. He is an eternal myth.

As the first person in the history of basketball, Jordan has played an irreplaceable role in the development of the NBA and the promotion of basketball around the world.

In his 13-year career, Jordan has twice won three consecutive championships, and if he had not briefly retired in 1994 and played in only 17 games in 1995, Jordan would have had every chance of completing the feat of eight consecutive championships.

Jordan accomplished this feat three times, in 1988, 1989 and 1993, averaging one steal per game in his career and one steal per game in 1998.

In 1988, Jordan showed a strong two-way ability, averaging 35 points per game to win the scoring title, while averaging steals and blocks per game, and successfully won the best defensive player award.

In 1993, Jordan averaged 41 points in the series against the Suns, who had snatched his MVP in the regular season.

In the third, fourth and fifth games, he scored 44, 55 and 41 points respectively.

National team career

Jordan participated in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics and the 1992 Barcelona Olympics with the U.S. national team, winning gold medals on both occasions.

Jordan was drafted by the Bulls in 1984 as the No. 3 rookie, and he went on to captain the U.S. men's basketball team at the Los Angeles Olympics. Although they faced the rising tide of West Germany and Spain at the Olympics, they still easily snatched the gold medal with eight wins.

In eight games, the U.S. Olympic men's basketball team outscored their opponents by an average of 32 points per game, with an average shooting percentage per game. Jordan scored a total of 138 points in the five games he played, averaging points per game.

Reason means that there should be none.

1. Contribution to the NBA. There is a superstar who said that every player in the NBA should take money out of his own pocket and give it to Michael, without him, everyone's salary would not be so high, this is the impact of Jordan on the NBA. It was he who drew people's attention to this former minor league, and it was he who made people reacquaint themselves with the sport of basketball.

It was he who made all the children yearn for the NBA;

2. The idea of the alliance. Since Stern took over the NBA, his most outstanding achievement has been Jordan, who has made Jordan a god in the NBA and even in the entire sports world. Countless honors, flowers, and applause, in the eyes of the vast majority of fans, NBA = Jordan;

3. The influence of the individual on the team. From a $15 million revenue to $200 million in its heyday, who else but Jordan can bring such a huge change to a team;

4. Personal influence. Think about what happened when Jordan retired twice and made his comeback twice, from politics to finance, and who among the active players had that much influence.

Jordan's influence has long gone beyond basketball, and even beyond the field of sports, and in the field of football, I am afraid that only two major champions can compare with it.

Maradona mentioned in his autobiography that Jordan was his idol, although Lao Ma was a few years older than Jordan and became famous earlier, not to mention that the influence of football in the world is greater than that of basketball, which can only show that Jordan's influence is too great.

In addition to Jordan's contribution to basketball, there is also that as a brand, Jordan has done something that has never been seen before, and I think there is really no one to come, unless, Mero is combined, ten consecutive years of Golden Balls, various honorary Grand Slams, and invincible data.

Don't think that sports is a business, modern sports is business, and if there is no influence, how can we talk about business. Therefore, Messi's achievements in football may be comparable to Jordan's achievements in basketball, but it has not yet been reached, Messi is still suppressed by Ronaldo in some statistics, but Jordan is different, the undisputed god in basketball.

And in terms of influence, objectively speaking, it is not a level. It can be said very clearly that even Pele, Maradona, and Beckenbauer's status in the football world cannot be compared with Jordan's status in the basketball world.

Especially Pele, they all say that he is the king of the ball, but the biggest problem is that the era he lives in is too long, so old that the video is very blurry, not to mention the rapid development of football in half a century, I personally speculate that it is very likely that Pele can only be able to get his hands compared with modern football players, after all, the ancient football rules are not perfect, and the body is not stable at all.

And Jordan's era is very close to us, it is the matter of the previous generation, our parents and brothers grew up watching his games, and the two triple championships are unprecedented, and it is likely that there will be no one in the future.

Because of the difference in the way basketball and football are played, honors cannot be directly compared, and achievements are not easy to compare, and there is no need to compare. There is a gap in influence, Jordan is a sign of the times and a cultural symbol, Messi is not estimated and it is difficult to become, including Pele and Mardale, it is also difficult to reach the height of Jordan's influence, after all, people's destiny depends on self-struggle, but it is also necessary to consider the process of history.

In March 1995, Chicago was shrouded in fog. People on the street whispered with their heads down, and talk shows on major sports radio stations were talking non-stop. In fact, they are all talking about a topic:

Is he back? Why can't Michael Jordan be surpassed? Radio Chicago unexpectedly reported a piece of news:

Michael Jordan will announce his comeback, and he will also participate in Sunday's national livestream in Indiana. Comparison is an eternal topic. However, we say that it is more necessary to be principled and to consider various factors.

What's more, do you want to compare**? A lot of times, we use data and accolades to compare and measure two players. How brilliant is Jordan's record?

Why do so many people imitate him?

However, when we judge and compare players like Magic, Bird, Jordan, Kobe, LeBron, etc., the data becomes the least impactful measure. Because these players, almost throughout their careers, face any opponent at any time, whether it's the regular season or the playoffs, and they can score as long as they want to, no matter what era they're placed in. Because they're superstars of superstars, it's part of their job to play pretty numbers.

Moreover, they are all very desperate guys who can do anything for victory. You can't say who worked harder than whom, who was more eager to win than whom. They have all achieved high levels of achievement and honor.

It's hard to say who gets the more accolades and who faces stronger opponents. Because the times are different, people play differently, and even the way of thinking is different, which determines that our comparisons have lost their comparability.

That is why every time an athlete of this level is compared from this point of view, no conclusions can be drawn, because there is no comparison at all. So, aside from the fact that data and accolades are not comparable, what should we use to compare athletes at this level? We judge and measure the impact of the times and the ability to advance the game of basketball.

Michael Jordan's era was more perfect and crazier than that of every other superstar. He's the perfect player for a perfect era. That's why Jordan can't be surpassed, because the 90s were the perfect era for basketball, and there will never be another era like this.

Since the inception of the NBA on June 6, 1946, basketball has gone through the George Meekan era, the Russell and Chamberlain eras, then the chaotic '70s of drugs and sex, and finally the Magic and Bird. Fans began to return to the stadium to watch the game, viewership began to rise, and Converse shoe sales began to soar. Until the summer of 1984, which I would call the most important summer in NBA history, three major events happened in the league.

First, David Stern is here; Second, the Chicago Bulls selected Michael Jordan; Third, Bird and Magic finally met in the finals, and Boston won the championship again. Every fight between "black" and "white" raises a lot of topics and generates countless interests.

Jordan's record is very brilliant, he has won many honors, and his moves are imitated by many people, because his moves are very classic. There are many people who think his movements are very handsome.

Jordan's record is very brilliant, and his own strength is also very strong, because there are some people who want to be as strong as him, so they will imitate him.

The record is very brilliant, because he is a god-like existence in the football world, and many people take him as their role model, constantly imitating him and learning from him.

It's also quite brilliant, and it can be said that no one else can beat it. Because Jordan is very good and his strength is quite strong, basically few people can achieve such results.

Jordan is the god of basketball and is widely regarded as the most powerful figure in the basketball world, and many people in the Honor family like to compare other basketball superstars to Jordan in order to draw conclusions like "who is greater".

Michael Jordan (Michael Jeffrey Jordan), full name Michael Jeffrey Jordan (Michael Jeffrey Jordan), born on February 17, 1963 in Brooklyn, New York, USA, is a former American professional basketball player, a shooting guard and small forward, and is now the owner of the Charlotte Hornets. [22] [48]

Jordan was selected by the Chicago Bulls in the first round of the 1984 NBA Draft and played for the Chicago Bulls and Washington Wizards during his career, winning the NBA Rookie of the Year in his rookie season. In the 1986-87 season, Jordan averaged points per game and won the NBA scoring title for the first time. In the 1991-93 season, Jordan won two consecutive regular season MVP (MVP) and three Finals MVP (FMVP) [2-3] times, leading the Chicago Bulls to three NBA championships.

On October 6, 1993, he announced his retirement due to the murder of his father, and announced his comeback two years later. In 1996, he was selected as one of the top 50 superstars in the NBA. In the 1996-98 season, Jordan won the 10th NBA scoring title and the 5th regular season MVP of his career, and led the Bulls to 3 NBA championships (6 times), and he was elected to the 6th Finals on January 13 of the year, and announced his retirement again after the failure of labor negotiations on January 13, and announced his comeback with the Washington Wizards two years later.

Jordan has been named to the NBA All-Star Team every year of his career (14 times), and has been named to the NBA All-Star MVP three times, to the NBA All-Star First Team 10 times, to the NBA All-NBA Second Team in 1985, to the NBA Defensive Player of the Year in 1988, to the NBA All-Defensive Team to the First Team nine times, to the NBA steal king three times, to the NBA All-Star Slam Dunk Contest twice, and to win Olympic gold medals in 1984 and 1992.