Has any player in Asia ever won an NBA championship ring?

Yes!! Our Battle has got it!! He played as a substitute in the Spurs that year, and he picked up the championship ring without playing much!!

It is true that Battle got it, and Wang Zhizhi almost took the ring after the Nets left in 2006. There are also two Japanese and one South Korean players who have played in the NBA, but neither has developed well. I hope Yi Jianlian or Yao Ming can win the championship ring, so that we Chinese can also be proud!

Hope you're satisfied.

Battle won a championship ring in 2003!

But he got it as a substitute!

So there is no Chinese player who is the main player and has won the championship!

Look at Yao Ming, there is hope!

Battle On June 16, 2003, Beijing time, the San Antonio Spurs defeated the New Jersey Nets 4-2 to win the 2002-03 NBA championship. Although Battle, a Chinese player who plays for the Spurs, did not enter the Spurs playoff squad, as a member of the Spurs, he also received a championship ring. Battle became the first Chinese to have a championship ring.

Yes!! Our Battle, although he was only a substitute in the Spurs, also got a valuable NBA championship ring.

In June 2003, Battle won the championship with the Spurs, earning Asia's first championship ring.

Hehe, the bus has, Battle, last time we saw his ring on the show, it was very delicate and heavy, and it was obtained by the Spurs.

Battle June 2003.

Spurs 4-2 Nets.

He's Chinese, and of course Asian!

Does the landlord understand?

In 2005, Battle won a championship ring with the Spurs. Parallel imports.

Battle won a championship ring as a substitute in 2003! Or the best sparring partner!

Battle got it once at Spurs

Battle has won at the Spurs.

Battle is now on the Xinjiang team!

I hope Yao Ming can get one in the future.

So far, the Chinese players who have played in the NBA are Wang Zhizhi, Yao Ming, Battle, Sun Yue, and Yi Jianlian.

Battle and Sun Yue have both won NBA championship rings.

Battle joined the Spurs in the 2002-03 season and went all the way to the top of the championship. Depressed, he was not even selected for the playoff roster at that time, but he became the first Chinese player to win the NBA championship even without any effort.

In the 02-03 season, Battle played in just 12 games, averaging minutes per game, with points, rebounds and assists, as well as a whopping turnover and a foul. But even though Battle just watched his teammates play with a smile on his face, he still won the championship, and in this regard, he has at least that ring to show off in his hand compared to uncrowned sad stars such as Malone, Stockton, Miller, Iverson and others.

Sun Yue Like Battle, Sun Yue in 2009 did not appear in the playoffs, but won a championship ring with the help of nepotism under the fierce performance of the Lakers. Sun Yue played only 10 games in the regular season, averaging 2 minutes and 47 seconds per game, with points, assists and steals, but there was a turnaround and a whopping number of personal fouls. If Sun Yue plays as he usually does on the court, then he can graduate with six fouls in about 15 minutes on the court, which shows that he does have great shortcomings in the game when he is in the NBA.

In terms of his contributions, it is a fairly standard trick, but unlike Battle, Sun Yue still entered the Lakers' final playoff roster, but was not activated and could only watch his teammates work the basketball court off the court.

A total of 5 Chinese players have landed in the NBA so far, and Sun Yue and Battle have won the championship, with a championship rate of 40%, which seems to show a rather interesting pattern: Chinese players are actually the NBA team's lucky stars to win the championship.

In 2003, Battle won the NBA championship, and was the first and only Chinese to win an NBA championship.