Can James surpass Jordan? Wade s answer hit the nail on the head, netizens: No problem!

From the moment James entered the league, he was named "Son of Chosen". To this day, James has built up his basketball empire with countless honors: 4 championship trophys, 4 FMVPs, 4 regular season MVPs, 20 selected for the best team, historical total scorer, "411" record, etc. These dazzling achievements made him undoubtedly among the best discussions in history.

And in the minds of most people, Jordan's status as the "God of Basketball" has not yet been shaken. His legend has long surpassed basketball itself and has become a global cultural phenomenon. The 6 championship trophys, 6 FMVPs, 5 regular season MVPs, ten scoring champions, and the unreplicable two three-game winning streak feats define an era and are beyond the reach of future generations.

There is no doubt that James is the closest player to Jordan at present and the most promising player to surpass Jordan. He has said more than once that surpassing Jordan to become the best player in history has always been his motivation to play. So, judging from the honorary achievements and influence James has achieved, does he really have a chance to surpass Jordan? Regarding this question, NBA retired star Wade previously gave his answer in an interview.

Against this backdrop, Wade bluntly stated that James had no chance to surpass Jordan, and being able to tie the game is already the limit. He said: "No, this is impossible. The only thing you can do is to tie MJ. I don't know if LeBron has the ability to catch up with Michael, but at least I haven't seen this yet, he still has a long way to go. How can I do it? I think the only thing I can do is to be as good as he (Jordan) as possible. As I said, you really can't surpass him."

Wade's words are not only a clear understanding of his friends, but also awe of basketball history. He believes that James is a phenomenal player, 2.06 meters tall but can be as fast as a defender, with a bounce ability comparable to that of a center, and can do everything on the court. But even so, there is still a clear gap in James' achievements compared to Jordan.

Jordan's two three consecutive championships are one of the most brilliant chapters in NBA history. The two three consecutive championships are not only the accumulation of six championship trophies, but also the best proof of Jordan's dominance at critical moments, his absolute control over the game, and his never-give-up heart. His career has never lost in the finals, and such a perfect record is like an unattainable mountain, standing in front of all the latecomers.

Looking at James again, his career is equally brilliant, but compared with Jordan, he is still slightly inferior in key data and team honors. The number of championships, FMVP times, and regular season MVP times are all behind Jordan. Moreover, James lost more times in the finals, which to a certain extent affected his bargaining chips in the competition for his historical status.

Among the fan group, the comparison between James and Jordan also triggered heated discussions. For the younger generation of fans, they have more experience of the charm of basketball and the power of team in James' games. James' all-round performance, control of the game and his big heart at critical moments have made him a hero in the hearts of this generation of fans.

And for those fans who have personally experienced the Jordan era, Jordan's status is unshakable. Jordan's dominance in the 1990s and his global promotion of basketball made him synonymous with basketball. Although James is great, in their hearts, Jordan is the ultimate symbol of basketball.