Jordan’s achievements are beyond the reach of Kobe. As leaders of two eras, both Jordan and Kobe have the ability to surpass other players. They play different basketball under different rules, so we can't generally say who will be like in whose era. In terms of historical status and personal achievements, the two people are not from the same era after all, and any comparison is unconvincing. Therefore, we can only compare the differences between Jordan and Kobe based on their basic personal qualities.

1. Straight-line speed

When Kobe first entered the NBA, people generally believed that Kobe's physical fitness was very similar to that of the young Jordan. But it's only close. Jordan's 100-meter test speed is 10.7 seconds, and it is said that in college, Jordan's 100-meter speed can already participate in the Olympic Games. Even if Jordan can't run faster with the ball than Iverson, he won't be much slower than him. When the Bulls steal the ball, the player who steals the ball often just throws the ball back and the ball belongs to Jordan. In comparison, Kobe's speed is much slower. The test speed is 11.3 seconds, a difference of 0.5 seconds. In other words, when running on a 28-meter-long court, there will be a distance difference of about 1 meter.

2. Speed ??of change of direction

In terms of explosive power, Kobe and Jordan are almost the same. Throw away the basketball, Peter Pan's disguised speed is even faster than that of the Flying Man. But if you dribble the ball, His Highness's instantaneous change of direction speed is definitely comparable to that of Iverson. In my memory, in Jordan's career, the only person Jordan could not get rid of was Stoudemire, the flying squirrel, and the Bulls were in 95 -The only team that didn't get a bargain in the 1996 season was the Toronto Raptors, where the Flying Squirrels were. When Kobe dribbles the ball, his center of gravity is often much higher than Jordan's, so his change of direction is not very fast during the initial period. The difference between Wade and Kobe is easy to see.

3. Dribbling skills

Jordan's dribbling skills are definitely ahead of the times. You can fully enjoy the beauty of Jordan dribbling past people. Crossover, cross-step, and one-handed 360-degree pass. These actions may not seem difficult to do, but Jordan and Iverson are the classics among classics in different eras who truly used these skills skillfully in the game. For Kobe, he is not as good as Jordan in terms of dribbling. But although Kobe can't reach the state of dazzling dribbling, his judgment of starting timing and other aspects make up for these shortcomings very well. In Kobe's games, you don't often see him using overwhelming speed to leave his opponents behind, nor do you often see him dodge his opponents and turn around. These are not the hallmarks of Kobe. But you can often see that even if there is a gap for a moment, Kobe can slip through the gap between people, which is very exciting.

4. Staying in the air

When it comes to staying in the air, there is probably no doubt about it. Jordan's dunk from the free throw line is absolutely more convincing than Kobe's crotch change of hands. Kobe's ability to stay in the air is not among the best among many flying players. In terms of height, distance and time, Kobe is at a disadvantage to Jordan. Jordan can make three to four fake moves in the air, can calmly switch hands for layups, and can wait for his opponent to land before shooting. Of course, Kobe can also play some of Jordan's moves, but those are just minor.

5. Aerial work

Kobe is actually not good at throwing himself in the air and looking for shooting opportunities. The flying heroes we see all create enough space on the floor. Only later will I be willing to take off. Compared with Jordan, Kobe is really a floor player. Both Jordan and Kobe are famous for their flexible skills, but when Kobe throws himself in the air, he cannot reach the calm state of Michael. Compared with Jordan, his body is still a little stiffer, not to mention the time in the air. There.

6. Open shooting

Kobe's open shooting ability is better than Jordan's. Qiao Mi may be dissatisfied, but there is a basis for saying this. In the game, whether it is Kobe or Jordan, they always have to be surrounded by one or two defenders. No team will be stupid enough to leave them an open opportunity. But even so, they can still use the screens of their teammates to create space for open shots. Kobe is better at shooting range. Jordan's jump shot near the three-point line is not very stable, and it is not Jordan's best shooting range.

In the game, Kobe can make more full use of teammates' screens to create shooting openings than Jordan, while Jordan has to take a step ahead of Kobe to find openings.

7. Anti-interference ability

In terms of anti-interference ability when shooting, Kobe has not yet reached the level of Jordan. Jordan's step-back shot is unsolvable. Absolutely and absolutely unsolvable. Students with a relatively short playing experience can check out the collection of Jordan's fadeaway shots. Kobe's fadeaway shots were imitated by Jordan, but what he learned was only superficial. There is no way Kobe can compare with Jordan's stability in the mid-range or even mid-to-long distance. Some people would say that Kobe faced higher defenders than Jordan. Then you can take a look at Jordan's two textbook fadeaway jumpers against Kobe in the first quarter of the 1998 All-Star Game. Both balls were solid hollows, very easy, and also resulted in a two-plus-one. Jordan also tends to be misplaced on defense during games. Especially in the game against the Lakers in February 1998, with Jones and Kobe taking turns to defend the team, Jordan's shooting did not change much. Russell in the finals couldn't interfere with Jordan's sight.

8. Three-pointers

In fact, the career three-point shooting percentages of Jordan and Kobe are not much different. Although Jordan's three-pointers are quite accurate, they are not stable. Unstable means insufficient lethality. At the critical moment that determines the outcome of the game, Jordan rarely chooses three-point shots. Of course, he does. In my impression, Jordan's three-pointers have defeated the Lakers and the Jazz. I can't remember the others clearly. And Kobe's three-pointers often become his important weapon. Students with good memories can think about how many times Kobe used difficult three-pointers to save the team.

In the second game of the 1992 Finals, Jordan made six consecutive three-pointers. He even spread his hands to express his helplessness about his touch.

When Kobe faced the SuperSonics in 2002, he had an ET-like three-point shooting performance. 9 consecutive three-pointers, 12 in the game. At the same time, he broke the record for consecutive three-pointers and the record for three-pointers in a single game, which is comparable to his 81 points in a single game. Totally overpowering Jordan.

9. Defense

Jordan's defense is much better than Kobe's. I don’t need to say more about its specific strengths. Kobe didn't lead the league in steals, didn't have the best defensive player, and didn't average 8 rebounds per game. Jordan has always been the first-tier defensive player in the NBA, but Kobe is obviously not that strong.

10. Control ability

The biggest gap between Kobe and Jordan is his ability to control the game. Kobe and Jordan are different. Jordan is always confident. Jordan absolutely believes that he and his team are the strongest. Kobe is indeed arrogant and immature in many aspects. This has a lot to do with the growth process of Jordan and Kobe.

Both people are geniuses and have super abilities. It did take Kobe eight long years before he truly took over the reins of the team boss.

Kobe is very arrogant, but his arrogance often makes him fall into the opponent's trap. This sentence was said by Phil Jackson.

Trap - a very subtle way of saying it. Jackson would never apply such words to Jordan. In fact, after Phil came to the Bulls, Jordan could put aside his own statistics, cooperate and believe. And after four years together, Kobe still puts the team into a passive position because he relies on data. This gap is like Ximen Chuixue and Ye Gucheng. They are both peerless swordsmen, but Ye Gucheng lost because of his uncertainty.

At critical moments, no matter what kind of defense he faced, Jordan never disappointed.

At the critical moment, Kobe faced the Spurs' air ball, missed the Pistons' shots again and again, was overturned in a 3-1 deficit against the Suns, and was sleepwalking against the Celtics. He and his Lakers were slaughtered by 34 points...

Jordan has his own rhythm, and Jordan can always bring his opponents into his own rhythm to play. Even if the score is very close, Jordan can ensure that the score will not be easily overtaken. Kobe often seems unable to do what he wants.

11. Domineering

Although Kobe now also shows domineering, so far, Jordan is still ahead of Kobe. In the MJ era, Jordan was the undisputed number one player in the league. Jordan's dominance is enough to overwhelm all teams. When he is angry, no one can stop him. Kobe has obviously not reached this level yet, and it is too difficult for everyone to reach this level.

Now, obviously, more people will look forward to the emperor, not Feixia.

12. Influence

Jordan is synonymous with an era. Without Jordan, maybe the NBA would be like Major League Baseball and would not be popular in China. Jordan's retirement will affect the trend of the entire U.S. stock market and will cause the president to intervene to retain him. When Jordan came back, Americans sounded a level 1 red alert, and all TV stations suspended all original plans, just to let everyone hear Jordan's words: I"m back.

Although There is no absolute truth. But now I really believe that no one can do what Jordan did. Don't force it on Kobe. It's obviously unfair to him in the 2003 NBA. In the All-Star Game, Kobe and Tracy McGrady were already considered the two strongest guards in the NBA. But in the end, because Kobe ruined Jordan's buzzer-beater, the audience continued to boo, and even after that, every time Kobe got the ball, he would hear harsh boos. Voice.

Jordan is irreplaceable and unprecedented. In an era when the Internet is becoming more and more developed, when people are no longer influenced by radio and television, and their consciousness becomes more diverse, it will be difficult to do so. A star can make all fans fascinated and crazy.