On the first anniversary of the death of the legendary Los Angeles Lakers superstar Kobe, Magic Johnson mourned. In an interview with "Los Angeles Times" reporter Broderick Turner, the magician said that he was looking forward to the moment Kobe was inducted into the Hall of Fame, but he was also frustrated that Kobe could not give a speech in person.
Bryant was supposed to be inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 2020, but the ceremony was postponed to May 2021. By then, Kobe, Garnett and Duncan will usher in a moment of glory together. Unfortunately, Kobe will not be able to speak in person, his widow Vanessa will speak on her behalf, and the magician said it will be a special thing.
The magician smiled and said: "I know Kobe will give a speech that may be the best ever, because he is so competitive. He may listen to my speech, Michael Jordan's speech. Then. He would say,'Well, I'm going to give the greatest speech in the history of the Hall of Fame.'"
As a player, Kobe played for the Los Angeles Lakers for 20 seasons and won 5 championships. The magician said that Kobe has shown incredible talent throughout his career. His performance on the court has inspired many people to pursue their dreams and achieve greatness.
"His legacy will stay here forever, his spirit will stay here forever, and people will always talk about him. Because, I want to emphasize again, it's not just his performance on the court, we will talk about him. At the same time, he means a lot to his family, to the women's movement, to those who are homeless, and to those struggling for something. They are inspired by him to'lift their heads forward'. He is unique, Yes, he is always in my heart."
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