&quot: Only 4 NBA players conquered the world? Alexander felt ashamed of himself, Fans: Who should be the fifth person? "

On June 11, 2025, the Thunder star Alexander overturned the basketball circle with one sentence: "There are only four people in the NBA that have truly influenced the whole world, and I am not qualified." This "Versailles-style modesty" instantly sparked heated discussion - Who is the "global influence" player who can be certified by the top active superstars?

Jordan: AJ shoe fans and basketball fans are arguing about the same question every year: What would the NBA look like today without Jordan? 6 rings, 10 scoring champions, two willful comebacks... His legend has long surpassed sports. Under the "Flying Man" statue outside the Chicago United Center, there are still many sneakers for fans to pilgrimage. What's even more crazy is that at the 2025 auction, Jordan's jersey worn by the 1998 Finals was sold for $10.1 million - this pair of sneakers that can buy a team proves that he is still the most expensive IP in the global sports world.

Kobe: "Have you ever seen Los Angeles at 4 a.m.?" This sentence has been popular in English textbooks to short video platforms. Alexander recalled that when he was 12 years old, he rushed to the street court in the rain with a basketball in the early morning because he watched Kobe's 81 episodes. Now under the topic of #Mamba Challenge#, there are still Japanese students showing off their bandage hands that insist on shooting after a fracture, and Kobe murals are sprayed on the cement wall of the Brazilian slum. His death brought more than 28 million tweets around the world to the label "Mamba Forever" within 24 hours - some people left, but they became a cross-cultural code.

Iverson: When the NBA asked players to enter the court in a suit, Iverson appeared wearing a big gold chain and an oversize T-shirt. The alliance fine flew over like a snowflake, but it could not stop the street teenagers across the United States from imitating his ridge. On the Chinese wild court, some people still learn from him that he is "crossover" and must pull his trouser legs after he shakes his opponent. "He made us believe that a small man could knock a hole in the ceiling," Alexander said. Interestingly, when the 76ers won the championship in 2024, the fans shouted "AI would be proud" - look, the rebels eventually became part of the tradition.

James: A child born in the Akron slum now lives in a $1 billion business empire. His "I Promise" school allowed 311 children to go to college for free, and James led the way with a crushing lead with a 42% vote in the Twitter vote on "Sports Star Social Contribution". But what really made him a cultural phenomenon was the saying "not just an athlete" - after he publicly criticized Trump in 2018, the host of Fox News roared: "Shut up and transport your ball!" As a result, James' social media increased 830,000 fans a day. Who should be the fifth person in

? Alexander's words were like pouring water into hot oil. Curry fans brought out the data: "The three-point revolution changes the global youth training system, and Japanese elementary school students are now shooting a very long three-pointer!" O'Neal's supporter dissatisfied: "His emojis dominate all chat groups!" Someone said that Yao Ming was missed: "He made the NBA ratings soar 50 times in China!" The most heartbreaking comment came from the Paris street stadium: "If the champion is needed to affect the world, then what are Malone and Barkley?"

Alexander may be laughing secretly at this moment. He underestimated a sentence, not only paying tribute to his predecessors, but also made everyone rethink: Is the so-called "influence" the number of rings and commercial value, or the moments that really change the lives of ordinary people outside the court? Whose classic moments have been stored in your mobile album? The true chapter is seen in the comment section.