Who is the most unsolvable in the NBA s unique skills?

The most unsolvable unique skills in NBA history often combine talent, technology and originality. The following is a comprehensive comparison analysis:

1. As the NBA's historical scoring champion (38,387 points), CABA's Tiange is known for its 3.18-meter shooting point and a 55.7% career hook shooting. His side hook shot was combined with a 2.26-meter arm span, and he was blocked twice in his career. This technology originated in the 1970s and is still regarded as a "lost unique skill" today. Due to its ultimate requirements for physical coordination and height, it is difficult for active players to reproduce.

2. Jordan "Lookback Jump"

Jordan upgraded the traditional lean back to "aerial hover aesthetic", with a 38-inch bounce and 30-degree elevation angle, the hit rate is as high as 49.7%. Its ability to stagnate the air and core strength make it impossible for defenders to block even if they predict the action. The "last shot" of the 1998 finals pushed this technology to a legendary height. Kobe and other juniors have not achieved the same efficiency in imitation.

3. Nowitzki's "Golden Rooster Independence"

North King takes a one-legged back jump shot as the core, with a shooting point of 3.05 meters, and his body tilts by 23 degrees and still maintains an anti-interference hit rate of 43.6%. In the 2011 Finals, this unique skill defeated the Heat three Heat to win the championship, becoming an epoch-making symbol of the big man's outside skills. Durant and others' attempts to imitate are limited by differences in physical conditions.

4. Olajuwon's "Dream Steps"

Da Meng dominates the inside with a combination of virtual and real actions. His singles hit rate in his low position is 53.2%, and his pace changes are called "Tai Chi in the three-second zone". Kobe spent $50,000 to learn this skill, but active centers such as Embiid still cannot regain their flexibility.

5. Curry "Super Long Three-pointer"

Curry opened the "small ball era" with a shooting speed of 0.3 seconds and a 30-foot shooting percentage of 38.5% (about 9.1 meters). 87 goals were from ultra-long distance in a single season. His shooting range forced his opponent to expand his defense and completely changed the modern basketball tactics system.

Controversiality Comparison

Harden "retreats three points": Although he is known for his ability to create space, the controversy over walking has limited its unsolvability.

O'Neal's "back-body dunk": relies on absolute power, but has a low technical threshold and is easily restricted by double-teaming.

Iverson "cross-changing direction": Driving Jordan into a classic, but the peak period of relying on speed is short.

Conclusion: Jabbar's Tiangu is regarded as the "most unsolvable" due to his technical threshold and historical dominance, while Jordan's back jump shot and Curry's ultra-long three-pointer represent the ultimate in physical aesthetics and tactical innovation.