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Regarding the phenomenon of O'Neal replacing Curry in the top ten in history, Sharp has an explanation, but he does not think that Curry replaced O'Neal. He thinks that Kobe replaced O'Neal. Sharp said this: I want to expel O'Neal from the top ten in history. In fact, O'Neal will give way to Kobe.
However, this explanation is not reasonable. If O'Neal gave way to Kobe, then Kobe should be ranked tenth. If Kobe is ranked ninth, then O'Neal is kicked out of the top ten in history, and it should be said that O'Neal gave way to Curry. But obviously, neither Kobe nor O'Neal need to give way to Curry. Curry, who has only one FMVP and whose statistics are not as explosive as Chamberlain, is obviously not enough to enter the top ten in history.
Russell and Chamberlain's rankings have also been criticized. Russell has eight consecutive championships and 11 championships in his playing career. According to estimates, he has five or six FMVPs. If he ranks eighth, it can only be said to be a matter of gold content, and he has suffered from the benefits of the times. However, Chamberlain, who was in the same era as him, only had 2 championships, and his ranking could not surpass Russell in any case. In fact, Russell should be in the top five, but Chamberlain cannot be in the top five. Of course, Chamberlain is not as good as Russell, but he is far better than Curry. Therefore, those fans who plan to replace Chamberlain with Curry are not supported.
Another controversy on this list is: James surpasses Jordan. James surpassing Jordan has indeed been nominated by many celebrities and experts. Even Jordan's strongest club teammate Pippen supported James surpassing Jordan in an interview last year. Pippen said this at the time: Jordan ruined basketball because everyone was playing team basketball, but Jordan made the players selfish. Jordan didn't want to pass the ball, grab rebounds, or defend the other team's stars. He expected his teammates to wipe his ass. So I have always said that James is the first man in history. James is so versatile and he truly represents the meaning of the game.
Of course, objectively James has not surpassed Jordan, after all, he has two fewer FMVPs. However, James is indeed ahead of Jordan in many aspects. The pressure of public opinion faced by James is also far greater than that of Jordan, because in the Internet era, everyone can speak out, which has caused James to be slandered in various ways. Sharp said on the show: No one will live under the microscope forever like James! When he was a teenager, everyone was looking at him. But James not only met expectations, he far exceeded them.
