Mike Tyson reveals the greatest NBA player ever without hesitation

The NBA has seen and walking many great players. There are currently many great players in the league. However, there are only two players in the debate about “greatest ever”.

Of course, these two players are Michael Jordan and LeBron James.

It has been a debate for years. When James continued to play on Elite until the 1940s, this debate has become much more heated.

The consensus is relatively split even at this point. Many will not prevent Jordan's best player of all time, but there are also many who argue with tooths and nails who deserve the title.

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This is most likely a debate that indicates the rest of the NBA story. Perhaps another player will come with you who can also bring his name into the debate, but at the moment it is a two-man race.

The former boxing superstar Mike Tyson has now burdened himself with his thoughts on this matter.

During a performance in “The Big Podcast” with Shaquille O'Neal, Tyson made his selection crystal clear. He believes that Jordan is the best player who has ever played in the NBA.

“I'm a Jordan,” said Tyson.

O'Neal then asked him who was the best heavyweight boxer ever. Tyson quickly named himself as the title.

“Listen, okay,” he said. “I'm not selfish. You said you know. If you put the statistics or something. Ask the world.”

Jordan played in 1,072 career games and made 1,039 starts. He achieved an average of 30.1 points per game to reach 6.2 rebounds, 5.3 assists and 2.3 steals, while he shot 49.7 percent from the ground and 32.7 percent from the three -point line. He also won six NBA championships in six attempts.

As for James, he played in 1,562 games and made 1,560 starts. He has a career on average of 27 points, 7.5 rebounds, 7.4 assists and 1.5 steals per game and shooting of 50.6 percent in total and 34.9 percent compared to the three -point line.

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James won four of his 10 NBA final appearances.

Regardless of who is one of the two players of the “goat”, they both deserve recognition. Both players have put together careers that are never forgotten. They are both worthy of the best title ever.

Tyson simply believes that Jordan was better.

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