Single core! Reversal! 10 NBA gold-rich champions!

From the Cavaliers' reversal of 73 defeats of the Warriors in 2016, Nowitzki defeated the Heat's three single-core giants in 2011, to Michael Jordan's last dance, Leonard's end to the Warriors' dynasty, and then to Curry and Jokic's redemption, these championships not only show the players' personal greatness and team spirit, but also reshape the tactical value and historical evaluation of the NBA.

However, if you carefully compare the championships of each season, the teams' championship journeys are different, and the value of each other is different. Below, let’s discuss the ten gold-rich championship trophys respectively.

2016 Cavaliers reversed 73 wins of the Warriors

Highlight moment: James led the two teams in five finals, and scored seven games against Kyrie Irving's key three-pointer

The only team in the NBA that completed a reversal and won the championship when they were behind 1-3 in a big score. One championship ended Cleveland's 52-year championship-free curse, defeating the strongest Golden State Warriors in the history of 73 wins in the regular season. The requirements for tactical execution and players' psychological level are extremely high. Although there are many controversial moments such as Green's suspension and referee penalty in the series, the heat of historical discussion is still high enough.

2011 Novosky defeated the Heat Big Three with a single core

Highlight moment: Nowitzki appeared with an injury and averaged 26 points per game before 2011, because he was reversed by his opponent Black Eight, Nowitzki was once labeled as a soft egg. But in the 2011 finals, King Norodom performed like a superman, leading the team to defeat the Heat three combinations of James + Wade + Bosh, who were in full swing, and smashed the myth of superstars winning the championship with one force.

The perfect fusion of team basketball and veteran experience has made a classic championship in the team history.

In 1998, Michael Jordan's last dance became king, highlighting moment: Jordan averaged 33 points per game in the finals, and in the sixth game, the Jazz

Faced with aging and injury troubles, Jordan adjusted his limit again for the second three consecutive championships. The final blow of the sixth game in the finals series also became the most classic moment in basketball history. One goal consolidated the status of basketball Goat and also put the most perfect end to the Bulls Dynasty.

In 2004, the five Pistons Civilians defeated the Luxury Lakers

Highlight moments: 4-1 defeated the Lakers F4

without any superstars. Relying on the defensive system and efficient team basketball, the Luxury Lakers with four cores was defeated in one fell swoop; and the strict discipline and tactical execution in this round of the finals have also become a classic textbook case for many ordinary teams later, redefining the alternative way for superstars to win the championship together.

In 2019, Leonard ended the Warriors' dynasty with a single core, highlights: Leonard averaged 30.5 points per game, and the sniper Warriors won three consecutive championships. For Leonard, he was abandoned by the Spurs that year, and the player's reputation once plummeted to the bottom. But after being sent to the North, he still led the team to perform strongly, from the Eastern Conference semi-finals to the Philadelphia 76ers, to the single-lock Antetokounmpo's reversal of the Bucks, and then to the Warriors' three consecutive championships in the finals.

Although the Warriors' combat effectiveness was significantly limited due to the successive injuries of Durant, Klay Thompson and others in the finals, from the process of winning the championship, Leonard's strong performance is still very valuable.

In 2022, Curry's ultimate redemption championship, Highlight moment: Curry averaged 31.2 points per game in the finals

Faced with the aging of the lineup and the doubts of the outside world, Curry once accompanied the Warriors to the trough after Durant left, but then led the young lineup and the rebuilt Warriors back to the peak, breaking the outside world's negative label for Curry's "system player" in one fell swoop, winning the finals MVP, and fulfilling the final regret of his career.

In 2023, Jokic won the grassroots championship and rewrites the fate of the center. Highlight moments: Jokic averaged 30 points, 13.5 rebounds, 9.5 assists,

From the last pick in the second round to the championship core, Jokic relied on his unique supportive style in the center position to subvert the definition of traditional center, and successfully won the championship without any All-Star teammates in 23 years. Although the opponent is not a traditional powerful team, the overwhelming record of 16 wins and 4 losses in the playoffs cannot be ignored.

In 2010, Kobe revenges with injuries, the Celtics

Highlight moment: Kobe averaged 28 points per game, reversed 13 points in the tiebreak, fell behind

In 2008, the Lakers lost to the Celtics and missed the championship. In 2010, Kobe made a comeback and fought hard with a broken finger injury. Finally, he defeated his old rival Celtics in the finals tiebreak, completed two consecutive championships, and secured his fifth championship in his career, becoming the man closest to Michael Jordan.

In 2006, the Flash God came to earth to reverse the championship, and won the championship, highlights: Wade averaged 34.7 points per game to reverse the finals

Faced with a backward score of 0-2 in the finals, Wade led the team to win four games in a row, defeating the Mavericks with explosive personal performance to win the championship. Wade also became the first player to win the championship in the 2003 rookies. Although there were some penalty controversies during the game, it still could not conceal Wade's historical dominance of a single-player comeback.

In 2021, Antetokounmpo won the championship and won the first place in team history

Highlight moment: Antetokounmpo scored 50 points in the sixth game

When facing the Nets in the second round, the footrest incident once caused controversy. But on the finals stage, Antetokounmpo led the Bucks from a 0-2-score backward situation to reverse the Suns to win the championship, completing the Bucks' first championship in team history in 50 years. Thanks to Antetokounmpo's strong performance in the finals, it was officially announced that he entered the ranks of superstars.