How confident are NBA stars?

Talent and hard work are important for NBA players, but self-confidence is also essential, and if you lose faith in yourself in the face of your opponent's desperate defense, you are not far from failure. If we look at the superstars in the NBA, they are all people with a lot of self-confidence, and it is because of their self-confidence that they can accomplish many impossible goals. Today we will take a look at how strong the self-confidence of NBA players is.

Maddy's 35.13 seconds were no stranger to fans, when the team was still eight points behind the Spurs, and there was not much time left. For the vast majority of players, the game was basically abandoned, and no one could turn the score over in such a short period of time. However, Maddie did not give up, and he proved to everyone in 35.13 seconds that as long as there is confidence, there are infinite possibilities.

And Maddie smiled mysteriously before performing the miracle, maybe at that time he already believed that he could win this match.

General Arenas is also a player with a lot of self-confidence, and he also scored 60 points on Kobe's head that year. However, what impressed the fans the most was this stunner, before the ball was in the basket, Arenas turned around and raised his hands in celebration with his hands held high, which can be described as extremely confident. But self-confidence also requires strength, don't play like this without Arenas' strength, Nick Young followed Arenas and got away with it, and played himself into the Big Five.

When it comes to Curry, many fans will think that he is a bit of a wave on the court, just say that his three-point shot, many times others dare not think of the ball Curry dares to shoot directly. However, Curry's three-point shot is indeed not in the same dimension as others, and he can hit all kinds of difficult three-point shots, and he has also played the trick of confidently turning back. As soon as the ball was shot, Curry turned around and confidently celebrated with the Kings bench, which was really bold.

<> it's never wise to provoke Kobe, and in a Lakers vs. Nets game, Wallace was a bit of a head, and he kept talking trash when Kobe made free throws. However, Kobe Bryant was very direct, and asked him if he dared to bet this free throw with himself, so he bet $500,000. Wallace naturally didn't have the guts, so he had to close his mouth and obediently watch Kobe Bryant score steadily.

The last thing you can provoke in the NBA is Jordan, as long as you provoke him, he will immediately teach you a lesson. Uncle Mu, who was still a rookie, committed this taboo, and during the game, he provoked Jordan to close his eyes and make free throws, but Jordan really closed his eyes and made free throws, and after scoring the goal, he also gave Uncle Mu a sentence, this ball is for you, welcome to the NBA.

Forcing Wang Bird can't be said to be confident, he is just pure pretending to be X. You can take a look at this Bird's quotes, every sentence is arrogant to the extreme, and the most annoying thing is that Bird has all rounded up his big words. For example, he revealed the next lore tactics to the supersonic bench at the last moment, and said disappreciatively, Brother is going to kill you here.

In the end, Bird really scored the winner from his designated position, and this level of confidence is no one.

These players are very rich in resources in the world, and in the process of playing every game, they do not pay attention to other tournament leagues at all.

NBA stars have a lot of self-confidence, they are confident in their shots before they shoot, and sometimes they start to celebrate before the ball is scored, which is enough to see that their self-confidence is very strong.

NBA stars have a particularly strong self-confidence, never afraid of other people's challenges, and believe that they can shoot.

Sprewell, Allen Iverson, Dwyane Wade, Arenas, Mutombo, Kobe Bryant, Bill Russell, Gary Payton, Michael Jordan, Larry Bird.

Green, J.R. Smith, Cousins, Covington, Atay, James Harden, Love, Capela, Korver and Pippen.

The 10 most arrogant stars in the NBA are Sprewell, Iverson, Wade, Arenas, Mutombo, Kobe, Russell, Payton, Jordan and Larry Bird.