Who is higher and who is lower in the history of Kobe Bryant and Wade, and what factors determine it

Needless to say? It must be Wadela, 06, a crown to O'Neal's three consecutive championships, not to mention the rest.

Real strength, Wade is greater than Kobe, but his luck is much worse, give him O'Neal at his peak!

Who has a higher historical status, James Orangutan or Leonard?

There is no comparison, Kobe Bryant is much higher. Rebuttals are not accepted.

It's still Wade's higher, after all, Wade's character is good!

I think the current players are a little bit taller than James, and you agree.

Both are higher than James.

I like Wade, don't spray if you don't like it.

It should be Kobe! But I love Wade!

I think Kobe Bryant has a higher historical status because Kobe Bryant is hardworking and has won a lot of championships.

I think Kobe Bryant's highest position in history is determined by the wins of the game and the performance on the court.

Of course, it's Kobe, because Kobe has more achievements, and the other is talent.

Overall Champion, FMVP, MVP, Scoring Champion. Kobe Bryant is one level higher, the same level as Duncan, O'Neal, and James. Wade is one level lower.

If the gods of heaven won the championship MVP in 11 years, it would be able to compare, but unfortunately, the third quartile in history is now controversial.

I respect Wade and like Wade, but Kobe's historical status is undoubtedly higher than Wade's, I like Wade, Wade's favorite.

Wade was a tragic hero who did his best for the Heat, but was led by Riley at the end of his career. Kobe Bryant is a hero, a man of fame and fame, and he is in charge of his own destiny.

In all kinds of honors, Kobe Bryant is stronger than Wade, the second and third quarterback in history, respectively!

Let's put it this way. The two can't be compared for the time being. Because one is on active duty, one has been out of the NBAWhen Wade also retires, we can make a fair comparison. If it should be Ai for the time being, he is the shortest scoring champion, and he has more times than Wade, but Wade has an FMVP.

Honor, Kobe Bryant has two more championships and one FMVP and MVP than Wade, so naturally he has a higher historical status than Wade.

Of course, Kobe Bryant is better than Wade in every way, both in scoring and defense.

First of all, O'Neal, Iverson, Kobe, James, Jordan after they lead a dynasty, Iverson leads a trend, Wade can't do it.

Kobe Bryant is the one who is directly close to God, and is another NBA totem after Jordan.

It may be okay for Wade not to give up the right, after all, the 11 finals are really Wade's hard support, and Wade's honor after the right is too little.

As a Wei fan, I don't think this question is meaningless, let's put it this way, Wade belongs to Wei fans, and Kobe Bryant is the world.

Let's directly discuss whether James or kawaii has a high historical status. Of course it's kawaii crap!

I think Wade's breakthrough level is stronger. The specific reasons are as follows:

First of all, Kobe Bryant, as the NBA's most representative offensive kaleidoscope, is undoubtedly the top in the league in breakthrough technology. However, Wade, as a superstar who uses breakthroughs as his main means of scoring, is more likely to impress people with his breakthrough level, after all, it is his own signature. Of course, Wade's mid-range shooting ability is also very strong, not that breakthrough is the only means of scoring, and from the perspective of breakthrough style, Kobe Bryant relies on dribbling techniques and soft rhythm layup skills, while Wade is a perfect combination of technique and violence, and his breakthrough is even more exciting.

Secondly, if the breakthrough is understood as a pure breakthrough through the ordinary, then Kobe Bryant is less than Wade, and Wade is stronger. Kobe Bryant's direct (one-stop) breakthrough score is more of a baseline pull (over-dunk), or a direct head-on dunk, otherwise almost always with feints (such as footsteps and other means) and then score, rarely directly passing people to the basket. In addition, Kobe Bryant's turning during the march and dribbling behind his back, I don't feel as skilled as Wade (or Iverson), Wade is strong in speed, and Kobe is in the waist and abdomen.

Then, Kobe's breakthrough is naturally not bad, but at the level of Kobe and Wade, who are among the top in the history of the league, Kobe Bryant, who eats by mid-range shooting, is naturally worse than Wade, who eats by breaking through, whether it is the number or the shooting rate, Wade is superior, but the breakthrough loss to Wade is nothing, not his strength. Kobe Bryant is an excellent shot.

In the end, the number and success rate of Wade's breakthroughs are also stronger than Kobe's, so the comparison of Wade Kobe Bryant is obvious. Wade's breakout speed and explosiveness were exceptional, and he barely needed to charge up to the basket. Although his height is not as tall as Kobe, his shooting percentage is very high, just because he is too fast and his technique is good enough.

To sum up, Kobe Bryant and Wade's breakthrough level is almost the same, but Wade's body is more explosive and his shooting percentage under the basket is higher, so he is still slightly better.

Bryant. Because Kobe Bryant's strength is very strong and his overall quality is very high, I think Kobe's breakthrough level is stronger.

Wade's breakthrough ability is the strongest, he was very fast at his peak, Wade is particularly good at side attacks, and other players can't defend at all.

Personally, I think Wade's breakthrough level is stronger because for Wade, he has a lot of physical explosiveness and a high shooting percentage under the basket.

Kobe Bryant is stronger. Because Kobe's scoring data is very high, he has a lot of scoring methods, whether it is a two-point shot or a three-point shot, the shooting rate is very high.

Of course, Kobe Bryant, there is no doubt about it, whether it is in terms of personal data, honors or influence, Kobe Bryant is much higher than Wade. Wade has been questioned as the third percentile in history, but Kobe Bryant is the second percentile in history, and even the "God of Basketball" Jordan once said that if Kobe Bryant was placed in his era, he would be as great as him.

Kobe Bryant is even more powerful because Kobe Bryant has more all-round confrontation skills and better physical fitness.

I don't think the gap between the two is very big, I can only say that Kobe's results are better than Wade's, and he has a bit of an advantage in physical ability. First of all, let's compare the heights of the two people, Wade is a meter, and Kobe Bryant is a meter, Kobe has an advantage in height. Wade then joined the NBA in 2003 and now scores over 9,460 points, while Bryant joined in 1996 with a career total of 33,643 points.

Everyone can see in the game that Kobe Bryant is a little impatient. No matter how many points Wade was behind, he was still calm. Psychologically he has a big advantage.

If these two guys really want to fight, Wade will win the game with physical fitness and mentality.

The gap between Kobe Bryant and Wade is as follows:1Offense, Kobe Bryant should be a little stronger.

2.Wade defended even worse. 3.

Psychological qualities. 4.Leadership.

Although Bryant won five NBA championships, Wade worked hard with his teammates to win the championship when O'Neal was in his prime. To sum up, Kobe's personal ability is still relatively strong, and Wade is still a little behind.

And in Kobe, the offense, defense, breaking, and long-range shooting are all excellent. Technically, he has no weaknesses, but he has a unique style of play, likes to show off, and has a strong desire for self-expression. This tends to limit the performance of other teammates.

It's not that he doesn't pass the ball, he has little initiative to pass the ball, and often only passes the ball when he is completely restricted, so each has its own advantages. For example, Wade is fast, but his shooting is unstable and he is short. Kobe Bryant has solid basic skills and strong scoring ability.

But the movement speed is slightly slower.

In fact, Kobe's most critical question is whether he wants to pass the ball or not. Wade is willing to pass the ball to his teammates at crucial moments. Bryant's performance in key moments can be described as inexplicable.

Wade's comeback in the 2006 NBA Finals also showed his ability to crunch time. At the critical moment, no player dared to underestimate Wade, and the record of the two sides was not too much, Kobe Bryant was only slightly ahead of Wade, but it cannot be said that Wade was inferior to Kobe.

Kobe Bryant is the best athlete in NBA history. Kobe Bryant is very physical and very good at shooting three-point shots. Wade is still slightly inferior to Kobe.

The gap is still quite big, which is embodied in the fact that even if Kobe Bryant is dead, his fans are still liking him, and half of Wade's fans should be watching the Lakers now.

The gap between them is still very large, after all, it still takes a lot of hard work to reach Kobe's results.

It's hard to say, there are some things that can't be directly compared, after all, Kobe Bryant has never been a judge.

The gap is not big, because Wade can be compared to Kobe Bryant in terms of score.

Oh Neal won the championship with Kobe Bryant, Wade won the championship with Oh Neal, this is the gap.

Personally, I feel that it is the gap between Jordan and Kobe.

Kobe Bryant and Wade are one Manu apart.

The gap between the two is in defensive ability, physical talent, personal honor, offensive ability, popularity and so on.

The height is not the same, Wade is a little lower, and his skills are not as comprehensive as Kobe. The range is also not as good as Kobe.

The ability is different, the talent is different, the strength is different, the attitude is different, and the training method is different.

Harden is the best scoring guard in the league today. He has set a lot of crazy records, and has also won many MVPs, scoring champions, assist champions, volunteer groups and other honors. Throughout NBA history, his accolades and data accumulation have been dazzling enough.

But if you want to go further, you must win the championship, because Wade and Kobe Bryant in front of him have a more brilliant career. They are considered two of the greatest scoring guards after Jordan. Can Wade hold Kobe Bryant in his prime?

Wade was voted the best for the second year in a row, and Kobe Bryant was even crazier.

Wade's career spanned 17 years. He played for the Heat, Bulls and Cavaliers. He dedicated his pinnacle to the Heat, helping the team win three championship trophies.

He was the first man in the history of the team. The most legendary year of Wade's career was 2006. At that time, he was only a junior high school student.

However, he helped the Heat reverse the Mavericks and win the championship. He won the FMVP trophy at a young age and stepped into the ranks of supergiants.

However, Wade didn't really reach his peak in 2006. His peak years were in 2009 and 10. In the eyes of many fans, Wade was not inferior to Kobe Bryant at that time in terms of personal ability, and he was also a monster guard who integrated offense and defense.

In 2009, Wade averaged 5 rebounds and assists per game and shot percentage. He won the scoring title, led the team to 43 wins, finished fifth in the East, and was selected for a period without any suspense. Wade averaged rebounds and assists per game.

He was still very good individually, and the Heat finished fifth in the East again, so Wade was drafted for another while.

2009 and 2010 were not only the pinnacles of Wade's career, but also the pinnacle of Kobe's career. In 2009, Bryant averaged 27 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists per game. Although the numbers are not as flashy as Wade, he has led the team to a perfect 65-17 record and first place in the West.

Not only that, Kobe Bryant's personal performance in the playoffs was impeccable, averaging 3 Van Nykite 5+5 per game, leading the Lakers to win the championship.

In the past, Kobe Bryant continued his hot form, averaging 27 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists per game in the regular season, leading the Lakers to a record of 57 wins, ranking first in the West. In the playoffs, Bryant averaged 29 points, 6 rebounds and 5 assists per game. He successfully led the team to avenge the Celtics, winning two consecutive championships.

Kobe Bryant won the championship + FMVP + first defense grand slam for two consecutive years, and was the first person in the league to go out and out.

At his peak, Wade had strong personal ability and was in the top 5 in the league. But the period when he was selected twice was Kobe Bryant's prime, and it was obvious that he couldn't hold him down. It's because he was in the same era as Kobe Bryant that Wade had so few moments.

Both of them are players of the same level, and both of them are very strong and can lead the team to the championship.

It doesn't belong. Because Kobe's strength is still very strong. The skills are also fantastic. It's more powerful.

Of course not, because the style characteristics of the two of them are not particularly similar, although they are both very strong.

It's different, if it's all peak, I think Kobe Bryant is more powerful, Wade is not good at outside shooting, mostly breakthroughs, and Kobe Bryant can shoot suddenly when he is at his peak, and the key ball is also very powerful.