Which is greater, Maddy s 13 points in 35 seconds or Kobe s 81 points in a single game?

Maddie's 35.13 seconds is a stroke of genius, a masterpiece of God! Kobe Bryant's 81 points in a single game is a show of strength and ability, because Kobe Bryant turned into a god at that moment! 35.13 minutes is amazing!

However, under the current competitive level of the NBA, the guard's 81 points in a single game is even more capable of being a god! Because if you want to score 81 points in a single game, the first thing is to have unlimited physical strength, good hand feeling, and impact again and again to get free throws, and when your score is getting higher and higher, you are facing more and more tight defense, three, four, or even 5 people! So every point you score takes a lot of effort!

Kobe Bryant's 81 points in a single game is that he defeated a team alone! So I personally think Kobe's 81 points in a single game is greater!

Or Maddy's cool, after all, in the last 35 seconds of the game This miracle is irreproducible It better reflects Maddy's mental quality and basketball talent This is the greatest reversal in history It is a miracle Kobe's 81 points in a single game are also very good, but don't forget that Zhang Dashuai's 100 points are even more unrepeatable than this Maddy's 35 seconds and 13 minutes are a miracle At least it is unprecedented, I believe that in the same situation, it is difficult to have ancients.

From my personal opinion, it's just as great, but it's clear that Maddie's 35.13 minutes is a little more difficult.

I think it's 81 points, which is a symbol of strength, and 35 seconds is more fortuitous. What do you think, landlord? It's best to choose me.

I'm a fan of Kobe, but Maddie is saving the team in danger, Kobe is fighting alone, and on this issue, I think Maddie is greater!

Maddie's performance is a stroke of genius, and Kobe's success is inevitable!

Thunder. Allen Eight three-pointers in the half.

Chamberlain 100 points There are too many classics for Jordan.

Jordan's free-throw line jump-off dunk.

Arenas's unsolved kill, as well as 60 points in a single game, Fisher's second kill, O'Neal's three consecutive championships and three Finals MVPs, Paul's quasi-quadruple-double, and of course, Carter's dunk at the World Championships for the French center...