What kind of injuries did NBA superstars encounter during their growth?

There are four to five hundred people playing in the NBA, divided into three, six and nine levels. Only by becoming the boss of the team and an All-Star player can a player's value be fully realized. But there are only dozens of celebrities. How much do they have to pay to be superior to others? I want to feel the difficulty of being a star through the following pictures.

Stephen Curry

Curry is one of the top three superstars in the league today. It is well known that he is thin and thin, not to mention that his precise shooting range on the court has made him subject to higher intensity. Defensively, how difficult it is for him to succeed can be seen from his ankle. He has suffered a total of 12 injuries to his right ankle.

Curry’s fans must also be able to sense that his ankle brace is getting thicker year by year. The right foot is Curry's power foot. After experiencing so many injuries, one can imagine Curry's psychological pressure and physical pain.

Russell Westbrook

Westbrook, like Curry, has been injured multiple times in just one knee. Compared with Curry, Westbrook's movements are more ferocious and the confrontation is more intense, so he suffers more pain. Westbrook has undergone multiple surgeries since injuring his right knee after the collision with Beverley. The right leg is the power leg. It can be said that the only thing that can guard Westbrook now is his knee!

And after looking at the scars on Westbrook’s arm in this high-definition photo, you will understand why Westbrook is the only one who dares to run rampant in the crowd on the court. He is indeed the player most similar to Kobe.

LeBron James

It is said that James is an indestructible man who can stomp his sprained foot and tighten his shoelaces and everything will be fine. But as everyone knows, he His success was also due to injuries. The most serious injury James has suffered so far is a groin strain, which for an ordinary person would probably be enough to say goodbye to basketball.

And let’s take a look at how powerful the engine of this “tank” is! The toes of his feet have been severely deformed from years of heavy weight and impact.

Derrick Rose

Speaking of the biggest regret in the NBA in the past ten years, it is the injury of Rose, the youngest MVP in history. Look at how many injuries Rose has been dragged down from being a top player in the league to being a substitute on the current team. He is really jealous of the talent! His meniscus has become fragile.

Such an injury is enough to make a person lose the confidence to continue playing, and so is Rose, but his pure love for basketball allowed him to overcome the pain time and time again, stand up again, and fight through the injury. Now he is the best point guard in many people's minds!

Kobe Bryant

People always say that success is directly proportional to sweat. Similarly, injuries and achievements in the NBA are also directly proportional! Kobe, as the greatest player after Jordan, his process of reaching the top was also a process of enduring injuries. It is no exaggeration to say that the injuries he suffered, big and small, were all over his body!

The most serious and fatal injury that Kobe suffered was a ruptured Achilles tendon, and what made fans feel the most distressed was his finger. At one point, Kobe only had three healthy fingers left and continued to play on the court. His hands were always bandaged late in his career. I think this bandage is no cheaper than a championship ring. This is the symbol of Kobe!

Almost everyone who plays in the NBA has a net worth of tens of millions or even hundreds of millions of dollars. There is also an indisputable fact that almost all players retire due to injuries. I sincerely hope that injuries will stay away from all those who love basketball!