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And that's why this generation are just a cheap carbon copy, bunch of posers, wannabes, because that's what they look up to. Kobe is a cheap imitation of Jordan.
I love the 3 point shots that curry makes but these fadeaways will always be the most gorgeous shot to me. Everything from the positioning yourself in the post, the footwork, to the turn around and release is what i would practice these shots all day as a kid.
Season MVP: • MJ - 5 • KB - 1 Championship Rings: • MJ - 6 • KB - 5 3-Peat: • MJ - 2 • KB - 1 Finals Won-Lost: • MJ - 6-0 • KB - 5-2 Finals MVP: • MJ - 6 (first to win in 3 consecutive years and only one to 3-peat again) • KB - 2 Scoring Title: • MJ - 10 (11 seasons as league leader, an all-time record) • KB - 2 Rookie of the Year Award: • MJ - 1 • KB - 0 Def. Player Award: • MJ - 1 • KB - 0 Slam Dunk Champion: • MJ - 2 • KB - 1 Steals Champion: • MJ - 3 • KB - 0 Pts. Per Game: • MJ - 30.12 (1st) • KB - 25.4 Assists Per Game: • MJ - 5.3 • KB - 4.8 Reb. Per Game: • MJ - 6.2 • KB - 5.3 Steals Per Game: • MJ - 2.85 • KB - 1.47 Blocks Per Game: • MJ - 0.46 • KB - 0.49 Career FG%: • MJ - 49.7 • KB - 45.1 Playoff FG%: • MJ - 48.7 • KB - 44.8 Career 3-PT%: • MJ - 32.7 • KB - 33.3 Playoff 3-PT%: • MJ - 33.2 • KB - 33.1 Career FT%: • MJ - 83.5 • KB - 83.7 Playoff FT%: • MJ - 82.8 • KB - 81.6 Highest Pts. Scored In a game: • MJ - 69 • KB - 81 Most 3-Pt. Shot Made in a Game: • MJ - 7 • KB - 12 Most Assists Made In a Game: • MJ - 17 • KB - 17 Most Rebounds In a Game: • MJ - 19 • KB - 15 Most No. of Steals In a Game: • MJ - 10 • KB - 7 Most Block Shots Made in a Game: • MJ - 6 • KB - 5 Best Career Stats in a Game: • MJ - 69 pts / 18 reb / 6 asst / 4 stls / 62.16% FGP • KB - 81 pts / 6 reb / 2 asst / 3 stls / 1 blk / 60.87% FGP Career Efficiency Rating: • MJ - 27.91 (1st) • KB - 23.36 (19th) Game Winning Buzzer Beaters: • MJ - 9 • KB - 7 Game Winning 2-Pointers (Below 24 secs.): • MJ - 22 • KB - 23 Game Winning 3-Pointers (Below 24 secs.): • MJ - 2 • KB - 5 Game Winning Free Throws: • MJ - 6 • KB - 4 Career Playoff Scoring Ave.: • MJ - 33.45 (1st) • KB - 25.64 Highest Pts. Per Game in a Season: • MJ - 37.09 (Yr. 1987) • KB - 35.4 (Yr. 2006) Highest Total Points Scored in A Season: • MJ - 3041 (one of only two players who exceeded 3000 pts.) • KB - 2832 Scoring Averages In A Final Series (above 30pts.): • MJ - 33.5, 32.3, 35.8, 31.2, 41.0 • KB - 32.4 No. of Games Played "TO REACH" 30,000 Pts.: • MJ - 960 (2nd) • KB - 1180 (5th) MVP, Scoring Title, and Def. Player Award in 1 Season: • MJ - Yes (1988) • KB - No Most No. Of Games w/ 50+ pts. in One FULL Season: • MJ - 39 (2nd) • KB - 25 (3rd) CONSECUTIVE Games with 40+ pts: • MJ - 9 • KB - 9 CONSECUTIVE Games with 40+ Pts. in a Final Series: • MJ - 4 (1st) • KB - 1 No. Of Games With 50-up Pts (Regular Season): • MJ - 35 • KB - 29 No. Of Playoff Games With 50-up Pts.: • MJ - 9 • KB - 1 30pt. Games in Reg. Seasons: • MJ - 562 (1st) • KB - 408 (5th) 40pt. Games in Reg. Seasons: • MJ - 173 (2nd) • KB - 117 (3rd) 50pt. Games in Reg. Seasons: • MJ - 31 (2nd) • KB - 24 (3rd) 60pt. Games in Reg. Seasons: • MJ - 4 (3rd) • KB - 5 (2nd) 30pt. Games in Playoffs: • MJ - 109 (1st) • KB - 88 (2nd) 40pt. Games in Playoffs: • MJ - 38 (1st) • KB - 13 (4th) 50pt. Games in Playoffs: • MJ - 8 (1st) • KB - 1 60 pt. Games in Playoffs: • MJ - 1 (1st) • KB - 0 30-up Pts. Scored in "ALL" Games in a Final Series: • MJ - Yes (1993) • KB - No CONSECUTIVE Seasons leading the NBA in scoring: • MJ - 7 • KB - 2 No. Of Seasons with 200+ steals: • MJ - 6 • KB - 0 No. Of Seasons with 100+ blocks: • MJ - 2 • KB - 0 All-Star Appearances: • MJ - 14 (for 15 seasons) • KB - 16 (for 19 seasons) All-Star MVP: • MJ - 3 • KB - 3 and 1 co-MVP with Shaq All-NBA Defensive First Team: • MJ - 9 • KB - 9 All-NBA First Team: • MJ - 10 (for 15 seasons) • KB - 11 (for 19 seasons) All-NBA 2nd Team: • MJ - 1 • KB - 2 All-NBA Rookie Selection: • MJ - 1st Team • KB - 2nd Team Total Career Double-Doubles: • MJ - 241 • KB - 194 Total Career Triple-Doubles: • MJ - 31 (top 10) • KB - 21 (not on the top 10) Reg. Season Triple-Doubles: • MJ - 28 • KB - 21 All-Star Game Triple-Doubles: • MJ - 1 • KB - 0 Consecutive Games With Triple-Doubles: • MJ - 7 • KB - 2 Highest Triple-Doubles In A Season: • MJ - 16 (3rd) • KB - 5 (37th) Triple-Doubles By Two Players or Team Mates in A Game: • MJ - w/ Pippen (Yr. 1989) • KB - None Youngest Age As Season MVP: • MJ - 25 • KB - 29 Oldest Age As Season MVP: • MJ - 35 • KB - 29 Youngest Age As Scoring Champ: • MJ - 23 • KB - 27 Oldest Age as Scoring Champ: • MJ - 34 • KB - 28 200 Steals and 100 Blocks in a Season: • MJ - Yes (1986-87, 1987-88) • KB - No Leading the League in Scoring and Steals in a Season: • MJ - Yes (1987-88, 1989-90, 1992-93) • KB - No Best Team Win-Loss Record: • MJ - 72-10 (1st), 69-13 (2nd), 67-15 (3rd) • KB - 63-19 (8th) Longest Team Winning Streaks: • MJ - 18 • KB - 19 Era Where Moving Screens and Hand-Checks are Allowed; and Centers can stay under the rim: • MJ - Yes • KB - No Most NOTABLE Defensive Players (not a team mate) During Their Primes/Eras: • MJ -> Olajuwon, Mutombo, J. Dumars, P. Ewing, D. Robinson, G. Payton, A. Mourning, M. Johnson, R. Parish, Kareem, S. Moncrief, M. Eaton, W. Rollins • KB -> Duncan, B.Wallace, Garnett, C. Billups, J. O'Neal, D. Howard, M. Camby * MJ played against the most physical-oriented team of Detroit "Bad Boys" (1986-1993); D. Rodman is still with the Pistons within those years. * 17 out of the 50 All-time Greats played within MJ's era. * Kobe played more Seasons amounting to 200+ more games Phil Jackson: "One of the biggest differences between the two stars from my perspective was Michael's superior skills as a leader.. Though at times he could be hard on his teammates, Michael was masterful at controlling the emotional climate of the team with the power of his presence. Kobe had a long way to go before he could make that claim. He talked a good game, but he'd yet to experience the cold truth of leadership in his bones, as Michael had (Jackson noted the "pronounced" difference in their accuracy, Jordan shooting almost 50% - an "extraordinary figure" - while Bryant had been at 45%). No question, Michael was a tougher, more intimidating defender. He could break through virtually any screen and shut down almost any player with his intense, laser-focused style of defense."
Yeah but Kobe was closer still what's makes Bryant unique is that he shouldn't be in top 25 players but this dude wasn't an athletic freak like LeBron or Mj he doesn't have a good shooting efficiency like Curry or Durant but the fact he achieved all of these awards and the fact his ability to adapt in some Jordan ways makes Kobe's career better in terms of reaching beyond limits. Kobe Bryant isn't as gifted with basketball like LeBron or Mj in no shape or form but the fact he could find other ways to make you remember him makes him a different legend compared to LeBron or Mj and that's why in some people's Kobe did what Mj or LeBron couldn't do and that's take more L's and missed shots and still be the best scorer in today's game even though he wasn't the best of the best at his craft but a little above average. Oh and his footwork and versatile scoring made him more competitive like Michael but in another way.
In the midst of this blasphemous argument that Kahwi is the closest thing to Jordan, I came here to remind myself who the real carbon copy is. The black mamba.
bananaclip onthat choppa I think the ‘other player attributes’ you’re talking about were more just adjustments/adapting to the game of that time (mid 90’s- late 00’s). Kobe was always obsessively studying Jordan to replicate him and looked up to him. States that in several of his interviews
Why does it hurt to watch the truth. Kobe was a human being but so is Michael Jordan and the world allowed Kobe to steel Jordan's craft and praise him for it as with so many other cases. Smh
Some people say that Kobe copied MJ. I have 2 things to say to that: 1. Kobe did add some things to his game. Learning from great players isn't a bad thing either. 2. If you're able to copy what MJ does, that's not something many people can do.
@@youalreadyknow2316 Kobe Bryant ( SG ) was outplayed by Jason Terry ( SG ) in the second round of the Western Conference in 2011. MJ GOAT, Kobe is not top 5.
No surprises really, we know that Kobe has studied countless hours of Jordan footage. I'm sure he watched these moves then went out and practiced the exact motion on the court til he got it down to muscle memory.
True Hero Lebron deserves to be in the conversation IMO. I know most people dismiss this with his finals record. But many fail to realise that basketball is a team sports. His team lost the finals 4 times. Not him alone. Since it is a debate on who's the greatest PLAYER. Lebron is definitely up there. Dude can give you anything. Triple double if he wants to. Scoring title if he wants to. A facilitator. Big and fast. Can defend 1-4 or even 5. Adding him into a team makes that team a playoff team instantly. Even a championship contender. The fact that he carried 2 shitty cleveland teams to the finals proves it. If u add kobe, a playoff team maybe. A finals team? i dont think so. Dont get me wrong im not saying lebron is better than kobe. Kobe is much better mentally and his scoring skills are insane. 1 on 1 kobe and MJ would beat lebron. Im just saying lebron is in the conversation and that we should not put him down only cuz majority hates him and they overlook him.
@@pierrehasntcomeoutyet3748 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Zion plays like a Shawn Kemp or LeBron. You joking. Zion doesn't have the fade, the 3, the mid, and the footwork. Nah man! 🤣🤣
They are very, very close. There is no difference in some moves; in others MJ gets a bit more hang time and he looks a little more fluid than Kobe in a couple of the moves. But Kobe was still phenomenal.
Kobe is very smart he modeled his whole game after jordan so positioning was huge in having success from anywhere on the court and that’s something mj had in spades
I'm amazed that the person who put this video together was able to weed through all the various games over the course of these two players careers and found identical footage to put a side-by-side comparison. That is extreme dedication.
Bryant's fade-away is a bit different than Jordan's. Here's my observation: 1. The base form: Jordan fades with legs bent more, whereas Bryant's legs are more straight. 2. The upper form: Bryant rises his shoulders more, so his neck looks shorter when he fades, whereas Jordan's shoulders seem more relaxed. 3. The kick: Bryant kicks more than Jordan, i.e. his right leg goes farther than Jordan. 4. The power: Bryant seems to exert more power in his fades, whereas Jordan seems to exert less power. So I have to agree when Phil Jackson said that Jordan is stronger than Bryant. 5. Vertical: Jordan has higher vertical than Bryant. 6. The angle: Jordan's shooting angle is close to 45 degree whereas Bryant's shot is flatter (perhaps around 40 degree.) FYI, Sports Science proved that the most effective & efficient shooting angle in basketball is 45 degree. I like Bryant's fade-away form better because of the straight legs, but overall, Jordan's fade-aways are more efficient & more difficult to defend than Bryant's. I also agree that Michael Jordan is the greatest of all time. Oh, and this comes from a Kobe's fan :-)
It's because Jordan's vert was higher that Kobe has a higher release point (thus the shoulders lifting). He needs to in order to shoot over defenders. Jordan just rose above them like Westbrook does so he can have a quicker and lower release (more relaxed shoulders). However this gave Kobe more range. He could hit Curry distance three's with perfect form almost identical to Curry's. It just wasn't accepted back then so he didn't practiced it but he could've gotten it down I'm certain of it.
I've always emphasized that 2003 was Kobe's greatest year. That was the only year that we saw the combination of the athleticism of a young Kobe, merged with the jumpshot and craftiness of older Kobe. His knee surgery during the 2003 off-season really hampered his athleticism going forward. He was never really the same athletically after. You still saw bursts of what he had from '98-03, but he could never sustain it like he did before. If you study game tape, you can clearly see a difference in the way Kobe moved, dribbled, and drove the ball before '03, and after '03. I do wish we would've gotten to see his pre-surgery athleticism a bit more. It was the closest we ever got to a '91 Michael Jordan.
Jordan has higher PER, more rings, higher ppg, better offensive rating, has more offensive win shares, More defensive win shares, more points scored in career, higher true shooting percentage, higher effective field goal percentage, higer offensive rebounds percentage, higher defensive rebound percentage, has higher ast percentage, has lower turnover percentage,
Given the news today, I just had to go out and look at some vids of Kobe... Being a Bulls fan...I HATED Kobe being compared to His Airness. I thought to myself "He may have copied his moves on the court, and his mannerisms, but he will NEVER be MJ..." But this video..... This video has shown me that Kobe wanted to be GREAT. And to be GREAT, you had to mimic greatness.... I thank you Kobe. You are as true to MJ as anyone has ever been. I love and respect your game. RIP....my brotha... Marsournexthome
Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant, these names shall never be forgotten in the history of Basketball. They will always be remembered in the Hall of Greatness
So many childhood memories, reflecting back on these two and how influential they were to us when we were kids. It's hard to comprehend Kobe's passing.
Thanks for producing this and showcasing Kobe’s talents and admiration for Jordan in these clips. I’m glad this will live, hopefully forever so others can experience just how great they were. 💜💛💜💛
Kobe studied every move MJ made and he perfectly applied it in every game. Both had so much respect for each other, unlike todays players saying they can beat MJ one on one blah blah blah or they can beat the 90's Bulls. Its easy to talk but definitely harder to walk.
Why can't people just be thankful for both Michael and Kobe. To see both of them play the game is enough of a blessing... For all to respect.... Peace..
At the End of the Day, Kobe Bryant has studied MJ and his game.... he tried to clone Jordan's style and he has acomplished that goal. This video proves this. Kobe Bryant wants to be and is a carbon copy of Michael Jordan, THE ORIGINAL MICHAEL JORDAN, might I add.... Kobe Bryant wants that 6th ring so hie ultimate goal of trying to match JORDAN is complete.
Kobe avged 34 1 year and didn't win the MVP. Kobe isn't a peoples person as we all know he's definitely been cheated MVP trophies so u can't base shit off that but Jordan is still the best
It’s unbelievable how similar they are. Kobe studied Jordan to a tee and on top of it was just destined to play this game just as MJ was. It’s so similar that’s its eerie. The best 2 to ever play the game in my opinion
The difference between Kobe and a lot of other legends is that he has NEVER had someone else in his team capable of creating their own shot consistently. Jordan had Pippen. Lebron has Wade. That opens up the floor.
Lol Kobe had Shaq? Are you kidding me right now ? Shaq was in his prime, one of the most dominant players ever. Shaq opened up the floor more then the other two btw.
Kobe had Shaq which gave him time to create his own shot, Kobe won 3 with with Shaq. Kobe didn't win any championship titles until Pau Gasol came and he won 2 with him. So he had somebody.
very good list but what is ypur opinion about this one 1 - Michael Jordan 2 - Kobe Bryant 3 - Larry Bird/Magic Johnson /LeBron James 4 - Allen Iverson /Kareem Abdul Jabbar 5 - Karl Malone/Shaq/Hakeem Olajuwan
Öteki Adam both of you guys got shit lists how do you put players with no rings and FMVP ahead on a top 5 lists? It should go 1. Michael Jordan - 6x Champion/6x FMVP 2. LeBron James - 3x Champion/3x FMVP 3. Magic Johnson - 5x Champion/3x FMVP 4. Shaq - 4x Champion/3x FMVP 5. Tim Duncan - 5x Champion/3x FMVP
The ultimate game of 🐎 right here. Your turn, my turn personified by this video. Each move copied to perfection. Just as flawless. WHO'S YOUR MAMBA? RIP KOBE!!! #1 FAN (since LOWER MERION) NUFF SAID!
Kobe idolized Jordan so much that he changed his game and movements on the court to imitate MJ. The tongue, the mid-range fade away, etc. He even admitted that he wanted to be like Mike. Kobe was the closest one to get all MJ's skills, he's the baby Jordan, the basketball son that Jordan never had.
Everyone that's pointing out Kobe played longer are not mentioning Jordan walked into league with green light. Kobe had to come off bench and then play second fiddle he didn't have green light to shoot at will. He would've broken record sooner if he did
Many are saying remixes are worse but guys have u even heard real remix? I mean like old school those ones were the real og remixes better than any other.
Kobe Bryant is my favorite basketball player of all time cuz of his killer instinct, determination, hunger,& work ethic. Kobe Bryant is the best player of my generation. When he retires I will be sad
Lot of love and respect was put into making this video, you did fantastic job my friend. People dont really understand what it means that Kob was closest thing to MJ, he trully was. How skilled you have to be to come into NBA and say im gonna emulate the game of the greatest player that ever played, and do so successfully, despite not being born with natural gifts MJ had. Simply amazing. Great work on the video.
Rest In Peace to not only an NBA legend, but in the end a global icon that has changed the way we view basketball forever. Thank you for all that you’ve done Mamba fly high up in heaven! 💜💛
Kobe was just a couple years older than me. We all grew up idolizing and wanting to be like Mike. Not a Laker or Kobe fan, but in the end I will admit, you sir came the closest to being like Mike. Thank you for all you have done and given to the sport. Without you there wouldn't be this GOAT debate. Salute! RIP Mr. Bryant!
And by closer to being like Mike, we are talking of being ONE out of dozens of millions, probably near a hundred million persons or maybe even more that played basketball over the last 30 years all over the world and dreamed to be like Mike. Out of that many people, his the ONLY one that did it. If that is not being special, i dont know what it is. And like Mike, he inspired a whole new generation not only to play basketball but to be better each and every day.
Kobe is a phenomenal talent, once in a lifetime player, as seen by his final performance against Utah with 60 and the game winning shot with 30 seconds to go. Hands down my favorite all time player, no question. But one specific area where Michael always had the edge that I think is often overlooked are his hands. Michael had huge hands, allowing him to be more creative with the ball with one hand, whether in the air or off the dribble. Kobe has relatively small hands for a 6'6 individual, and if you notice, can barely palm the ball when going up for a dunk. He basically cups it most of the time, or uses two hands. This was an advantage for MJ, but also a slight deterrent in terms of long range shooting, as Kobe has proven to be a better 3 point shooter than Michael.
That sounds about right about Kobe's hand size because I was thinking the only MJ move I never remember seeing from Kobe is palming the ball and faking a pass. I figured Kobe hands are probably too small for that.
Technibility I think that's a fair assessment but you also have to remember the game was different back then. There was more of an impetus on 3pt shooting as the years post Jordan flew by. During Jordan's day the post and having a mid range game was superior to any 3pt shooter bc defensive schemes were so aggressive that chances were that you wouldn't shoot well from 3. As the game progressed defense became optional as it is today and more people focused on maximizing the 3pt shot.
Byron you're wrong about that they didn't emphasize defense against 3pt shots back in the day like they do in today's game. They hammered them in the paint yes but watch some old film and you'll see how much space they give perimeter players. Today's players are simply better shooters who release the ball much more quickly and more accurately. Also, it was only after Kobe's era that the 3pt shot became so prevalent (enter GSW). Kobe's era is the post-MJ era. Basically the league was filled with players who played just like MJ. Kobe did it best. Same as how this new era will be the post-Curry era where all the quick little guards can shoot accurately from range with extremely limited space.
i used to watch this video from time to time, today, wednesday, september 23rd, i am watching it for the first time after kobe’s death, it just feels different
It is so exhausting to hear people say Kobe copied off of Jordan. As if the Hall of Fame is going to put an asterisk symbol by his name because he patterned his game after Jordan. That's even more reason why Kobe was such a great player, because if you watched Jordan or played against him for years, and then here comes this kid Kobe doing all of the same moves...why can't you stop him? It takes skill and talent to pattern your game after one of the greats. No one ever ridicules a race car driver for copying Mario Andretti's driving style or a runningback for copying Barry Sanders moves, or a baseball player who copied Ken Griffey's swing. At the end of the day, the runningback still has to run hard and make people miss. The race car driver still has to manage how he drives the car, and the baseball player still has to have hand-eye-coordination in order to hit the ball. Why can't people just appreciate a great player for their accomplishment? Taking the answers off of someone else's exam is the only copying that should be ridiculed. smdh
What funny with the comparisons is that the older players have more rings. So the newer models have obviously been stripped down of their luxury packages. -Ugly Nigga from www.uglynigga.com
