Qiao Kezhanku holds the record for the most difficult to break, how should they be sorted according to the degree of difficulty in breaking

Qiao Kezhanku holds the record for the most difficult to break, how should they be sorted according to the degree of difficulty in breaking

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Who is Djoko Jenku. The fourof them are familiar to us as Jordan,
Kobe, James and Curry. Thesefour individuals are truly world renowned and
have a profound influence in the NBA. It can be said that even if
you don't pay attention to the NBA, you are likely to know these four
people, and that is their greatness. They have all set many records during

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their time in the NBA. Soif we choose their various most proud records
and sort them according to the difficultyof breaking them, how should we sort
them from low to high? KobeBryant scored eighty one points. At the
moment Kobe's eighty one points were born, it seemed destined that they could not
be broken. After all, inhis NBA at that time, he could
determine the winner by around ninety pointsin a game, and it was really

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difficult for him to score eighty onepoints personally. But now it's different.
In the era of small balls,the overall score has been higher, with
Booker scoring seventy points and Mitchell scoringseventy one points, which are very close
to Kobe's eighty one points. Ifanyone were to unleash all their firepower in
the future with a few extra timegames, Kobe's eighty one points could really

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be broken. Point three Jordan's topten scores. If a player only focuses
on scoring, doesn't need to defend, and doesn't need to consider performance,
it's really possible to achieve. Perhapsthis would be labeled as a data brush,
but the top scorer can be achievedalmost every year. Durant has scored
four times, which is a balancebetween defense and record. If he only

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scores, there will definitely be morescoring champions. The honor of scoring King
is great enough, but compared toMVP and FMVP, its value is still
a bit lacking. After all,scoring King can really be brushed out.
Point two James three eleven. Thisis even more difficult. Even if you
hold the ball with a big corpand you are the absolute core of the

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team, it is difficult to breakthrough. Now. Don Kiki is like
Lebron James, capable of leading theteam to win, but the key to
setting this record is not getting injuredand having a peak of exceptional length.
James had almost no major injuries fortwenty years, and his peak length was
also unique in history. It wasin this situation that he achieved the Great

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three hundred and eleven miracle. Inthe era of small balls, there are
many injuries and the peak of playersis generally short. It is almost unrealistic
to replicate the miracle of James pointone Curry full ticket MVP. This record
cannot be broken one hundred percent.There is almost a chance of breaking it
above because Curry's MVP is already fullvote. Even if someone else can vote

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in full in the future, theycan only be on par with Curry.
We have already received all the votes. There can be no more. This
record is a closed loop. Thiscan also be considered the most convincing MVP among all