As everyone knows, Jordan is the first man in basketball history. He has won 10 scoring titles and 6 championships in his career. Even if James is now ranked second in history, there is still a big gap from Jordan. But just recently, James was the first person to catch up and was finally surpassed. He was the first person from other leagues. A 43-year-old superstar who can still get the MVP.
In the 55th Super Bowl kicked off in Tampa Bay, the Kansas Chiefs faced the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. In the end, the Pirates beat the Chiefs 31-9. Tom Brady won the seventh Super Bowl of his career and was elected Super Bowl MVP for the fifth time.
This allows Brady to successfully surpass Jordan's 6 times in the number of championships, becoming the player with the most championships in the four major leagues in the United States in the past 40 years. Many media have stated that his influence and historical status have surpassed Jordan, and Brady has surpassed Jordan to become the first person in the four major leagues.
Not only is the number of championships 7 greater than 6, but more importantly, Brady is now 43 years old, and he still won the MVP and championship with absolute core strength, which has not been seen in NBA history. Any player who has done it, Brady only joined the Pirates last year, just as crazy as Leonard who joined the Raptors in 18 years. So it is normal for him to surpass Jordan.
What is even more crazy is that the 43-year-old Brady has not yet planned to retire, he will continue his legend in the Super Bowl. And he also had a great influence on James, inspiring James to constantly make himself stronger, and also made him realize that he can still be stronger.
Do you think James may become the next Brady at 43?
