If the four centers run in the same year, who will be the top of the champions?

Fans who are accustomed to watching the small-ball era may have forgotten the charm of the NBA in the era of interior domination. In the Yao Shark battle that year, Duncan, Garnett, and the driver's three striker duels, they were all very exciting. In the previous 90s, the four centers were famous, and Barkley, Malone, Mourning and others were also powerful, and it was the era of hand-to-hand combat.

It is worth mentioning that the four centers are all talented supergiants, and they are all from the top picks, if they participate in the draft in the same year, who will be the top of the champions?

First of all, let's take a look at who the four major centers are, in chronological order of entering the league, it is the champion show Olajuwon in 84, the champion show Ewing in 85, the champion show general in 87, and the champion show O'Neal in 92. They have overlapped for many years, and they have had many head-to-head conversations, and they have also won and lost each other. If I were to run at the same time, I would choose it this way.

Ewing. Ewing the Gorilla is very strong, and in a normal draft year, there is no doubt about the top pick. But if it is put together with these 3 monsters, Ewing can only regret to be at the bottom.

Ewing averaged 21+10 double-doubles per game in his career, but in the same era as Da Meng and the general, Ewing only made one best team, and he is also the only player among the four centers who has no regular season MVP and no championship. In terms of strength and achievements, Ewing can only be ranked 4th in the 4th place.

Robinson. The general was so strong that he entered the NBA after his service. Despite his age, he quickly rose to the ranks of supergiants.

The general at his peak also completed the grand slam of honors, he won the regular season MVP, and also had the honors of rebounding king, scoring king, block king and best defensive player, and was selected for a team of defenses many times, and is a super center integrating offense and defense. However, he won the championship twice, and the generals are all second-in-command, and they have never won the FMVP trophy, so it is more reasonable to rank third.

O'neill. It is said that there is Joe Joe and no Joe Shark, and the Shark is the youngest of the four centers, and it is also the most accomplished. He has an illustrious regular season resume, winning four championships, and including a legendary three-time FMVP record, which is the most brilliant of the four centers.

Not only that, but he also won 2 times the scoring champion + 8 times the honor of the best team, with a total career score of 28,596 points, and his performance was very good, and he deserved to beat Ewing and the general.

Olajuwon. In the 84 draft, Olajuwon was the one who beat Jordan, and no one said that the choice was wrong afterwards. Compared with the above three super center forwards, Olajuwon is more comprehensive.

He's the perfect center-forward template, with all-time top-notch defensive skills, a well-rounded offensive approach, great playmaking, and a big heart. Big Dream has won 1 MVP, 2 championships and 2 FMVPs in his career, as well as 2 rebounding titles, 3 block kings and 2 Best Defensive Player in hand. On the way to the championship, he has defeated O'Neal, Robinson and Ewing head-on, and has also had the miracle of winning the championship single-core.

You must know that the Sharks have teammates like Kobe and Wade, so if you use the top pick to select the core of the team, I think Olajuwon is more suitable.

O'Neill will be the best of the best, as O'Neill is the most talented of the four and is extremely physical.

Judging by their career performances, whoever is the top player is well deserved, and if I had to choose, I would definitely choose O'Neal. After all, he is in such a big squat, like a fish on the court, I don't think the other three can prevent him. As the saying goes, the only things that can stop O'Neal are rebounds and baskets.

This sentence is enough to prove his ability.

O'neill. There is a saying among fans that "there are Joe Joe and no Joe Shark". It shows that O'Neal's strength has been recognized by everyone, and he is second only to Jordan.

The NBA's "Big Four" centers are all legendary stars, and their reputation in the center is really high. Let's not talk about the strength of these 4, just because they are all champions, you know how high the threshold is to become the "four major centers". Since they are all top picks and their talents must be good, if the four of them participate in the draft together, how should they be ranked from low to high?

4: Ewing is at his peak but he averages 28+10 super inside lines per game, don't look at him so rough, his skills are very delicate, and his shooting and hook hands are good. He's also tough on the defensive end, averaging a high of four blocks per game in a single season.

Ewing was at the peak of his debut, and he maintained a strong competitiveness in his career until the last year of Nicky Leads. It's a pity that in these 4 people's false shouts, his talent is slightly insufficient, so he can only be at the bottom.

3: David Robinson showed what it means to be offensive and defensive in his first year, averaging 12 rebounds and blocks per game in his rookie season, and was selected for the 2nd and 3rd teams in his first year. In the following season, his offense also became stronger and stronger, and he scored 71 points in a single game.

Robinson is all-round, scoring champion, rebounding champion, block champion, DPOY he has won, if it weren't for the 2-year delay in military service, his achievements would have been higher.

2: Olajuwon is the god of Jordan, and his talent is naturally good. Olajuwon's low-post technique is too delicate, and his "dream foot" is still a big hit.

He has a keen nose on the defensive end, averaging blocks per game in his career, and he is also the all-time block king. He's a superstar who has won MVP+DPOY in a single season, including three people in history.

1: The first is definitely O'Neill, he is one of the most suspenseful champions in history, and his talent is a once-in-a-century experience. Everything you can think of, O'Neal is top-notch, an inside player can have an outside line athleticism, which is a trait that the other three in the "big four" don't have.

He is the perfect template for a center forward, and it will be difficult to have such a center forward in the future. Even if he runs with Duncan, O'Neal is the champion with a high probability, and few people in talent history dare to say that they are super O'Neal!

O'neill. Throughout NBA history, O'Neal is definitely the best of all players in height and talent, and he has also beaten many star interior players in games, including Yao Ming.

The champion of the champions is undoubtedly Abdul-Jabbar, he is a very powerful player, with delicate and all-round skills, and an invincible Tiangou, who has also defeated the invincible opponents in the world and won many honors.

The four centers are all rare figures, and I think O'Neal will pick the real champion.

It must be O'Neal, although Olajuwon's skills are good, O'Neal is more dominant, very talented, and the most accomplished of the four.

Olajuwon will be the top pick, it should be his draft year, and Jordan is just a flower, which alone can see how talented Olajuwon is.

I think it's going to be Olajuwon, he's a good basketball player, he's very physical, he's very strong and explosive.

This depends on the times, before the rise of the small ball, the order in the eyes of the manager should be the big shark, the big dream, the admiral, and the gorilla. Now that the ball is rising, the order should be Big Dream, Admiral, Gorilla, Big Shark.

In the same draft, Ewing, Olajuwon, David Robinson, O'Neal in this order. O'Neal's shortcomings compared to the three predecessors are too obvious, lacking mid-range and attacking range is too small, Ewing defeated Olajuwon in the NCAA, so he is ranked ahead of Olajuwon.

The strongest dominance of the four centers is undoubtedly the big shark O'Neal, Ewing, Olajuwon, Robinson are all technical centers, and their physical conditions are not comparable to O'Neal, although O'Neal was not less educated by the other three when he first entered the league because of his young age, but if these four people are the same age and enter the league in the same year, the highest ceiling is O'Neal.

It must be O'Neal who is the first choice, and the second and the other three are all likely.

O'Neill can become the champion because O'Neal's talent is rare in a century, and his talent is the strongest.

All chances are that O'Neill has the best hope of becoming the champion. The main consideration of the draft is the talent of the players, and O'Neal has the best physical talent and is most likely to be the top pick.

Dream. Olajuwon, the first pick in the first round of the 1984 NBA Draft, was selected by the Houston Rockets.

Centers who have been playing in the NBA for nearly 30 years are: Davis, Towns, and Howard. Among them, only Downs has no personal honors at present, and the retired center player, as for how he is doing, he should be mixed well.

In the past 30 years, there have been many center champions such as Shaq O'Neal, Olajuwon, Warcraft, etc., most of them have actually retired, and some are still fighting the court, and some are more miserable, and they have not yet made a name in the NBA, so they were reimbursed because of injuries and have since withdrawn from the NBA.

They are doing quite well now, because they rarely appear, rarely appear in the news, there is no information sent out on the Internet, and there is no surrounding news report, so there is no news.