What are the nicknames of big-name football stars? How did you get it?

Chamberlain: The Emperor of Basketball. Needless to say, this name is very resounding. Chamberlain is indeed worthy of this name. Many of his records are unprecedented and unmatched. For example, he averaged more than 50 points per game in the season and ranked first in the NBA in individual scoring. etc. However, this nickname is mostly used by the media. In forums, people generally call him Dashuai Zhang, haha

Robertson: Big O. The origin of the nickname is unknown, but we only know that this talented player can average a triple-double per game during the season.

Owen: Dr. J. The source is unknown, it seems to be because he can fly very well. Anyway, if he can be Jordan's idol, I can only say NB!

Parrish: Chief. I have never seen it before, I only know that he is an inconspicuous man based on the data, but he is extremely useful.

Jabbar: Skyhook. There's not much to say, it just comes from the way he shoots.

Johnson: Magic. An incredible pass.

Bird: Big Bird. The name bird means bird.

Thomas: The Smiling Assassin. The first time I saw this guy was watching PP. He was smiling and very handsome, but at this time he often gave you a fatal blow.

Wilkins: The Best of Human Cinema. The style of dunking.

Hey, I'm older, I've basically never seen them play. I seem to know only these few, the ones I'm more familiar with after the 1990s:

Jordan: Airman. This is the most official and famous nickname, but according to my poor English knowledge, it seems that his nickname abroad is "AIR", which means air. When translated into Chinese, it becomes Flying Man. Then there are various titles for FANS. The top one in China is just one word: God. Abroad, it is God. The origin of God should be after Jordan scored 63 points that year, Bird said: God is wearing the No. 23 jersey and playing basketball tonight. The commonly used terms in the forum are Master Qiao, Boss Qiao, Gang Leader Qiao, or simply called Gang Leader. I prefer Gang Leader Qiao, and it is easy to be compared to Qiao Feng in Tian Long Ba Bu. The most commonly used English speaker is MJ.

Pippen: Batman, Buffalo, Pippin. Batman probably refers to what Pippen looks like when he's flying and dunking. Buffalo would describe his playing style. As for Pi Erye, I guess Pippen doesn't like this name, but it is commonly used in forums.

Rodman: Big bug. There are two sources. One is that the tattoos all over his body look like worms, and the other is that his defense clings to your body like a worm.

Olajuwon: Big dream. The dreamlike footsteps will make you dizzy.

Ewing: Gorilla. There's nothing to say. Look at him like that. A while ago, a picture of him going to Yao Ming's restaurant for dinner exploded on the Internet. Oh my god, he looks like a gorilla, haha

Robinson: Admiral. This is quite interesting. When Robinson retired from the Navy, he was only a captain. I don't know how the media praised him, but he became an admiral.

Malone: ??Postman. This nickname is more suitable with Stockton. Malone always appears in the right place and puts the ball into the basket in the most appropriate way.

Barkley: Flying Pig. Being so fat and able to jump so well is where the nickname comes from. I don't know where Sir Charles came from.

Drexler: Glider. Legend has it that he can fly better than Jordan.

Camp: Rain Man. It seems to come from the movie called Rain Man?

Larry. Johnson: Mom. How it came about, I don’t know.

I can’t remember. It seems that those who have stopped playing have just stopped playing. Now, there are those who are still playing, one team after another.

76ers:

Iverson: Official nickname: Answer. In addition to the homophony of the name, it also means that when the team needs him, put the ball in your hands and you will get the answer you need. I understand, hehe.

Commonly used in forums: A.I, the first letters of the name are strung together. Or I3, the first letter of the name plus the jersey number. Many current players have such a title. Of course, you must be famous enough to support that number. My favorite is of course Xiao Ai. Haha, I have been calling him for many years. He is already thirty years old and he is still used to calling me.

Weber: The King of Kings.

Alas, the most commonly used nickname in the past is no longer available to the 76ers. CW4, let’s use this, name + jersey number, he deserves this number.

Mashburn: One of the three heroes in Dallas when he was young. Later, he suffered a lot of injuries. When the Hornets were also called the Queen Bee, he now lives in Philadelphia and has no idea what his name is.

Walker:

Miller: The Phantom Killer. Miller seems to have other nicknames, but this one is more impressive to me. During the two years of his fierce battle with the bull, he was called this in the newspapers.

Jermaine. O'Neal: Haha, just call him Little O'Neal.

Artest: It seems that he has no nickname, but when you see someone talking about Artest or Artest, remember that he is the one they are talking about.

SuperSonics:

Ray Allen: There doesn’t seem to be a special nickname, but when talking about Allen, most people have to add an elegant gentleman, so Ray Allen is Gentleman now.

Fordson: rebounding monster. He can get 5 or 6 boards in about 10 minutes. This is Fordson. By the way, he also has to contribute about 5 fouls.

Bulls:

Curry, Chandler: The two treasures of high school, the cow baby and the deer baby, are young and have an unlimited future, so they are naturally treasures.

Hinrich: Stockton is second. . . . I don’t know if this is a nickname.

Gordon: Mr. Fourth Quarter. . . . . Is this a nickname?

King:

Bibby: White devil, cold-blooded killer. The closer the critical moment comes, the more ruthless the shots are to score. Unfortunately, this season's playoffs are a bit inferior.

Stojakovic: It seems that there is no nickname. Hehe, the most common nickname is Peja.

Mobley: Old Cat. Is cut a cat? I remember it was CAT, halo

Miller: There seems to be a nickname called Bai or something, I forgot.

Lakers:

Kobe Bryant: Peter Pan, K8. Needless to say the source

Divac: Actor. There is no difference between a fake fall and a real fall. The question is, has he really fallen?

Odom: When he first debuted, he was known as the little magician. Now in the Lakers, it seems that magic has been messed up.

Piston:

Ben. Wallace: Big Ben, Big Ben, Big Ben is him. In addition to being related to the name, it may also describe his defense, which is like trapping you in the middle of a clock, airtight.

Rasheed Wallace: Roaring God. Hehe, needless to say, everyone knows his temper.

Hamilton: Masked Man, Perpetual Motion Machine, King of Spare Ribs. Needless to say about the mask, you will know it just by watching the ball. The perpetual motion machine refers to him always running tirelessly on both ends of the baseline on the court. The King of Spare Ribs looks so thin.

Prince: The little prince. I don’t know where it came from, but everyone calls it that.

Milicic: A handsome blond guy, a human cigar, if he only plays, the Pistons will win.

Hornets:

None

Well, Nakba was often called a handsome boy when he was in the Rockets.

Grizzly Bear:

Gasol: The Spanish Rabbit said, hey, it’s too white and tender.

Jason Williams: White chocolate, too ripe, not to mention.

Nuggets:

Anthony: Melon, the origin is unknown, it seems that the university has this nickname.

Martin: A man who worries about gains and losses. Haha, look at his tattoos.

Boykins: What should I call it, elf?

Najera: Mexican hunk, I picked him.

Jazz:

Kirilenko: AK47. The first letter of the name plus the jersey number is exactly that powerful gun.

Trail Blazers:

Stoudemire: Little Flying Squirrel. speed.

Pulchibira: I took the Beckham on the basketball court, hee hee

Hesheng Town: Hippo. Long image.

Van Elsel: Fan is crazy, his style of play.

Celtics

Gemini: Pierce and Walker.

Payton: Gloves. Defensive ability.

Ricky Davis: Macho, that’s what I call him.

Clippers: I don’t know.

Hawks:

It seems that there is no one, alas, but I vaguely remember that when Lue was transferred to the Hawks, the Hawks manager called him a steel guard, hehe, and Smith, sports news often said For the new slam dunk king, let’s use it as a nickname for the time being

Spurs:

Duncan: Official nickname: Stone Buddha. In the eyes of fans, Deng Dai can be called Deng Dai, Daidai, idiot, wooden, haha, and there is absolutely no derogatory meaning. Deng Dai is really a rare guy in the NBA that most fans like, either they don't like it or they hate it.

Ginobili: Mr. Incredible. . . . . Not a nickname. . . He can always score many unbelievable goals. Most fans who are more familiar with him call him Manu.

Bowen: Kobe killer, Kobe terminator. . . . Hehe, the troubles of all small forwards or shooting guards in the league.

Hawley: Mr. Key. Scored countless key shots, from the Rockets to the Lakers to the Spurs, always the same.

Raptors:

Alston: The King of Streetball. I don't know if someone who comes from streetball is really the king of streetball.

Bosh: Giraffe seems a bit derogatory, but in terms of appearance, it is indeed.

Magic:

Hill: There seems to be a very good nickname many years ago, but I have forgotten it. Is it a good nickname? Now he is called the Glass Man.

Francis: Boss, Ephesians 3, SF3, those are all about him. He is loyal and passionate enough to be the boss, but he is not the boss on the court.

Knicks

Marbury: Lone wolf, the best guard in the world, self-proclaimed, unfortunately, after being called this name, the Knicks will miss the playoffs this season Getting further and further away.

Hardaway: Penny, Tracy McGrady’s idol, it seems needless to say.

Williams: Trash dog. Contractor of dirty work.

Houston: The king of mid-range shooting, Mr. 20 million, one of the former New York backcourt shooters, and a former shooting textbook.

Rose: A tough guy, it’s a pity he’s old, hehe

Taylor: He’s a familiar tailor

Wizards:

Someone should have an outsider I guess, but I'm not familiar with it. Common reports say: The Three Musketeers, I don't need to mention those three. There is also Brown, the parallel import number one pick. I don’t know if it counts as a nickname, hey

Cavaliers:

James: Little Emperor. Young and mature, with leadership style, 25+7+7 statistics, anyone who can play at the age of 20 is definitely a genius.

Ilgauskas: Big Z, height + first letter.

Snow: Snowflake, just the English name, snow.

Hot:

O'Neal: I don't know how many nicknames he has, because this is a guy who likes to give himself nicknames. The most common one is of course Big Shark. Then there are a bunch of things he picked up himself, such as Aristotle, Diesel, Superman, etc. The most commonly used ones on the forum are of course Ao Pang, Fatty, which refers to this uncle.

Wade: The Flash. The lightning-fast breakthrough, the nickname given to the fat man, hehe, it has its own mystery. Kobe is called Peter Pan, but can Flying compare to Lightning? The reporter asked the fat man this, but he laughed and didn't answer.

Mo Ning: Kidney transplant recipient. Needless to say.

Timberwolves:

Garnett: King of wolves, the alpha wolf, the alpha wolf.

Cassel: Alien. Just look at the portrait

Sprewell: Crazy man, can anyone who dares to choke the coach not be crazy?

Olowokandi: Sugar Man. Probably the worst No. 1 pick ever.

Madsen: Mad dog. Style of play.

Hudson: Little madman, style of play.

Bobcat. . . . . . . . . Not familiar.

Suns

Stoudemire: The little bully, with thundering dunks.

Marion: Super Marley, a gibbon, tall and long arms, omnipotent.

Jackson: JJ, one of the former three greats in Dallas and a traveler.

Nash: No nickname? When his long hair is flying and he is attacking with the ball, I think he is called the Son of the Wind. How great.

Richardson: Ah Q, the first letter.

Website:

Kidd: Formerly one of the Three Greatest Players in Dallas, but now I’m not sure if he has a nickname?

Carter: Former Canadian Air Force, now New Jersey Air Force, UFO.

Mavericks:

Nowitzki: German tanks, German tanks, Norwegian drivers, drivers, Dirk, they all talk about him.

Bradley: A big bamboo pole, thin and long, worthy of its name.

Dampier: Second center, self-proclaimed.

Bucks. . . . . No familiar nickname, Mason. . . . . Flying man? Kukoc, the old handsome guy? Yes, Kukoc seems to have been called the Jordan of Europe.

Warriors:

Fisher: Small fish. It’s just a literal translation of the name, and there is another one that has gone down in history, 0.4, haha

Davis: It used to be called the queen bee, but I don’t know what it is called now.

Richardson: Also a trapeze artist?

Okay, it’s really tiring. I won’t do anything like this again.

Finally, let’s talk about the Rockets. Almost all the Rockets players have nicknames by Chinese fans.

Tracy McGrady: Look at the abbreviation I use: Tracy McGrady or Tracy McGrady, nicknamed the Big Sandman. You can tell by looking at his eyes. Several times I saw Sohu translated it as Daredevil. I think It's very loud. One of the more popular names I've seen is Tracy, hehe,

Wesley: Mickey Mouse, he looks like a man with windy ears.

Mutombo: A big mountain in Africa, but now we are all called Uncle Mu, Uncle Mu, or Uncle Tong, which shows respect for the uncle.

Huohua De: Sparks, Zhuwan, Zhuwan.

Sura: Hero Su.

Padgett: Padma Immortal.

Weatherspoon: weather spoon, literal translation of the English name.

Bowen: Keep warm.

Baker: Drunkard.

James: MJ, take some light as the leader of the gang, and occasionally you have to transform.

Yao Ming: Little Giant, the most commonly used title among Chinese officials. Yao Ming seems to dislike this nickname. Most of the titles in the forum are "fatal", "mingming" and the like. What I like more is the title I saw people write a few times: Yao Shiyilang, hehe, it's very Chinese, and it also adds the jersey number, it's easy. Reminds me of another person, Xiao Shiyilang, haha