Which one is more powerful, Rose or Wall?

I think it must be Rose who is going to be great, and the breakthrough of Rose at the peak is simply unstoppable, and Wall's better is the organizational ability. Overall, I still think Ross is more powerful.

Although I have the impression that Wall's speed is very fast, in terms of who is more powerful at the peak, it must be Rose. Rose is a talented player that we may not have seen at his peak, he plays gorgeously, and when he dunks, he jumps up like a spring man, which is very beautiful! Both Wall and Rose have average shooting ability, so they focus on breaking.

And Rose's first move is much faster than Wall's, so Rose's breakthrough ability is strong. Rose entered the NBA in 2008 as a top pick, and is barefoot and meters tall. Arm span meters, standing touch high meters, running bounce meters, vertical bounce meters, weight kilograms, body fat percentage, sensitivity seconds, sprint seconds.

There is not much difference in height and weight between the two, with Rose having better sprints than Wall, and both bounce and body fat percentage being better than Wall. So, but from the rookie physical test, it can be seen that Rose is more explosive. Wall sprinted 10.30 seconds in the 100 meters, and Rose sprinted in 10.58 seconds in the 100 meters.

But if you want to dribble in the game, usually Wall's long-distance straight run will be very fast, and you can also use the speed advantage to chase the hat! Rose was able to use his first step to quickly break through in positional battles, either pulling up a layup or a dunk, which is how Rose plays when he is healthy.

Compared to the awesome, it's definitely Rose. Rose is definitely the originator of explosive point guards. Rose and Wei Shao entered the NBA in the same year, the same position and the same type of player, Rose's state is much earlier than Wei Shao.

Rose's ability has been greatly reduced in recent years due to injuries, but Rose at his peak is better than Wall in terms of comprehensive strength, and there are few players like Rose who have speed, explosiveness, bounce, and agility, which is why Rose can become the youngest MVP in history.

Rose is the youngest MVP in NBA history, not covered. Wall, in fact, is already quite good, with excellent overall physical fitness, not losing to Rose.

The speed of the wind, the unpredictable disguise, and the violent dunk that rises from the ground, the combination of speed, strength, coordination, bounce, explosiveness and physical fitness, which is rare in the entire NBA history, fans who have an impression of Rose in 2011 believe that Rose at that time was regarded as the biggest hope for the rise of the Bulls after locking Jordan.

Wall is faster than Rose, his top ten balls are definitely not inferior to Rose's, the offense is similar to Rose, and the organization and defense are above Rose, but Rose has an MVP bonus

In terms of sheer speed, Wall is even faster, and if the rumors are true, then Wall may also be the fastest in the entire NBA. But on the whole, Wall is still a traditional point guard, and in today's NBA, such a traditional point guard is no longer easy to find, and Wall is one.

Screws don't have their peak, so Wall is even better.

Wall became the champion because his template was Rose...

So while Wall will use his speed on the fast break, it's rare for him to dunk as violently as Rothway because he's not a violent player, which will also give him a longer athletic life than Rose.

Rose can take the MVP in the hands of the peak Lao Zhan, and Wall has no MVP so far, and the Rose clause can also prove his strength.

This question is simply nonsense, and Ross is definitely awesome.

It's just that a young and healthy Rose is stronger than Wall, let alone a peak Rose?

If you say three words for peak, it can only be Rose!

Peak? Funny? A healthy Rose has already been crowned a god, but injuries have left Rose at no peak, and if there is any, he has already done bad things in the league (from an objective point of view).

Not to mention Wall, Irving can't compare to Rose.

Both of them are better than Owen anyway.

It's comparable, the youngest MVP in the history of Peak Rose. What does Wall have. All-star.

Do you mean you've seen Peak Rose?

You guys are so good, Rose himself didn't play at the top.

I've also only seen healthy Rose play basketball, Rose fans.

Let me tell you this, if Ross is not injured, it is impossible for the East to have an eight-year anti-Zhan resistance.

Champions may be able to water, but MVPs never !! Here's the answer!

Who has ever seen Ross at his prime? Funny, you mean healthy Rose!

One is an MVP, and the other hasn't been in for a while....

In fact, compared to Rose and Wall, Irving is a bit like a combination of them。Irving is also the top point guard, and Irving's style of play is very similar to Rose, and there is no solution to the offensive breakthrough, but his physical fitness is not as good as that of Peak Rose. Then Irving also has three-point ability and organizational ability, which can be seen by Irving's big heart beating the Warriors back then, but Irving plays a bit alone and passes very little, so he usually catches the ball to end the opponent.

The playing style of the two people and the personalities of the two people are different, one character is more gentle, and the other personality is more like to attack, so although the two people are both point guards on the court, the two have different styles.

The difference between the two is actually not very big, they both like to break through to the inside line for layups and dunks, and they are good at using speed to break through, they are very fast, but Rose's mid-to-long-range projection is weaker, and Wall may be slightly stronger, but Rose's breakthrough ability is stronger than Wall's, and his defense is better than Wall.

Their personalities are different, occasionally they are more responsible, they have a big heart, but they are very brave, while Ross thinks about every detail very well and thinks about everything in detail.

It's true that Rose doesn't have a high shooting percentage at his peak, but a lot of it comes down to his poor mid-range shooting, which is one of his own flaws. But his breakthrough really didn't work, and he shot 61% from the field under the basket.

Peak Ross is strong, and he can interrupt James's regular season MVP for four consecutive championships in the 2011 season, even if there is a reason for the league's strong promotion of new stars, it cannot be denied that Rose was a top three player in the league that year.

What were the numbers for Ross that year? In the regular season, he averaged 25 points, 4 rebounds and assists per game, and his shooting percentage. At first glance, it doesn't rank in the top five in the league in scoring, will be 10th in the league in assists, and its shooting percentage is relatively average compared to outside players. This season, it's nothing more than Lillard's level.

But don't be fooled by simple statistics, not so far ago, the competition for the strength of the league was much more fierce than it is now, and there would be no two-man rotation of the East and West Warriors and Cavaliers: the defending champion Lakers in the West, the Spurs whose GDP is still at the peak of their tail, Nowitzki's strongest season, and the Thunder, who are all three young. There are also the Green Shirts triumvirate in the east, the newly formed Heat triumvirate.

It can be said that that this season, no matter which of the above teams became the first in the league, it was reasonable.

However, Rose, who is only a third-year student, led the Bulls to play the first record in the league when the main center Noah was injured in the middle of the season, and the team's second leader Boozer was unable to find the form of that year in Salt Lake City. This is also the main reason why he snatched the MVP from James.

The Bulls lineup that year was not bad, but it was definitely not that strong. If you give a lineup like Irving and Lillard, do you believe they can lead their teammates to the best record in the league? In terms of leadership ability, Pinnacle Ross beats Irving.

If anyone who has watched Rose's game knows how brilliant Rose was in the early days of the Bulls, his speed, change of direction and folding layups are phenomenal, no one can say that he doesn't love such Rose, his team performance is also very good, and the person who can get the MVP in the 11th season has no doubt as the core of the team.

Derrick Ross was born on October 4, 1988 in Chicago, Illinois, USA, and is a point guard who plays as a point guard in the Windy City. In 2008, he was selected by the Bulls as the top pick. Prior to the 2008 draft, only four point guard players had been drafted the No. 1 pick, and Rose became the fifth.

In the 2010-11 season, the Bulls won 62-20 and became the first in the league, and Rose also won the MVP with an average of 25+4+7 data per game, beating James, Kobe, Nowitzki and others.

Rose's style of play is quite strong, but he is not as straight as Wei Shao, but has some softness in the explosion. His breakthrough does not slow down in disguise, and he must pull the rod when he lays up, and his ability to dodge in the air makes defenders only sigh. Rose was completely ruined by injuries, perhaps with something to do with the way he attacked, but Rose was definitely a rare top star at his prime.

Iverson and Rose are both superstars in the NBA, and both have great individual and leadership skills.

Iverson is now retired, and Rose is no longer the youngest MVP of the year, they were all stars in the NBA who caused headaches for defenders.

First of all, in terms of speed, we all know that Iverson is very fast, and Ross is not slow, but I personally feel that Iverson is relatively faster.

We often see Iverson's fast break on the court, and the speed of the layup after passing the pass, which is very fast, so I feel that Iverson has a slight edge in terms of speed.

Explosiveness, explosiveness My personal feeling is Rose, the two of them are not high in the guards, what I often see on the field is Rose's cruel and violent dunk, because I watched very little live broadcast of Rose at his peak, but I have seen his highlights, the cruel dunk, it makes people's blood boil.

So the leader in this one is Rose.

Flexibility, both of them are very good on the court, especially Rose, his layups are basically pulled, not pulls the rod is uncomfortable, it may be seen that he is very flexible.

Iverson, what is impressive is his passing, as the saying goes, crossing you is like crossing the road in the early morning, it is very easy to pass you, his change of direction is passing, even if you know where he is going, you have no way to take him, this is his strength, you can see it through the ball he shook off Jordan.

So I think Iverson is more flexible.

So, in general, both of them are very strong, but I think Iverson is a little stronger, Iverson has a tenacious, unconvinced attitude, watching his game, like if the other party wants to win, you have to step over his corpse, just like the first game of the finals against the OK combination, Rose, the youngest MVP, also used to kill all sides in the arena, and then due to injury, he became less brave.

It may be that Iverson is stronger at the peak, first of all, the two of them can't be regarded as an era, and Iverson is no longer young when Rose stepped into the NBA.

How many people still remember the shot of Iverson hitting the shot in a row under Jordan's defense, Iverson was unruly. As the champion of the 96** generation, as soon as he entered the league, he was full of glory, and his change of direction was so large that the defenders were often unable to resist.

Remember the image of Iverson stepping over Tyronn Lue after facing the Lakers' shot from the bottom corner? He has become an eternal classic in the minds of a generation, and a small man has dominated the NBA, and his ability can be seen.

Rose is also a top pick, relying on super physical fitness to quickly gain a foothold in the NBA. Others change direction to slow down, he doesn't slow down or change direction, passing people is like crossing the road, breaking into the inside line to face the defense is either a violent buckle or a super lever, his game is very enjoyable.

It was this devastating style of play that overwhelmed Rose's body, and the successive injuries almost destroyed his mental qualities, but he was strong enough to get back on his feet and get back on the field.

It doesn't matter if you dunk, pull up or make a layup, it's 2 points, and the biggest difference between Rose and Iverson is in the shooting percentage. We all know that Rose doesn't have a basket, others can put him a meter outside the three-point line to prevent him from breaking through, which is more passive, if you shoot, the hit rate is not good, if it is sudden, the opponent blocks your breakthrough route in advance.

Have you ever seen someone who defended Iverson and let him vote? No, that's the biggest gap between the two, so I think Iverson, who has a far better shooting ability than Rose, is better when both of them have strong breakthrough ability.

Both of them are very fond of it.,I'm a die-hard AI.,After careful consideration, I think it's still AI stronger.,Because Rose's peak is really too short.,Maybe it's not fair to consider.,But Rose's debut in 08 was really amazing in the league.,Personal feelings,Personal influence,Detail technology and speed,AI dominance,Explosiveness and body,Ross is definitely stronger than AI。

No one has ever seen the peak of Ross, but at least it shows that the gap with AI is still not small. After all, the pinnacle of AI is something that Kobe Bryant can't reach. It's just that a good center is missing, otherwise there is no talk of the Zijin Dynasty.