On August 9, 2025, there were only three people who were recognized as dominating the NBA, and James dominated the 1910s

There are many things in life that you know to give up. This is the real courage. No competition or comparison is the only way to resolve internal friction. Every time you write an article, you will give you a bowl of nutritious chicken soup. Okay, let’s get back to the topic, let’s talk about today’s theme, which players have been dominated by NBA history. There are only three players who have truly dominated the NBA. Let me tell you who they are?

1: In the 1970s, he was dominated by Jabbar,

Jabbar won five regular season MVPs by himself, namely 1971, 1972, 1974, 1976 and 1977 seasons. This feat is probably difficult for future generations to break through. From 70 to 71, 71 to 72, he won two scoring titles with 34.8 points per game in two seasons. Jabbar's hook-up skills are unsolvable in the NBA, and his shooting percentage is extremely high to 57.2%, which also extended Jabbar's peak period. Until the age of 39, Jabbar could still contribute 23.4 points. It can be said that in terms of honor and data, there is no doubt that Jabbar really ruled the 1970s.

2: In the 1990s, he was dominated by Jordan, from 1991 to 1993, and from 1996 to 1998, Jordan won the championship twice and three consecutive years, and won the Finals FMVPs in these 6 Finals. In the 10 seasons and 6 seasons, he won the championship and 6 FMVPs in 10 seasons and 6 seasons. I believe this dominance has never been in the history of the NBA. Jordan's five regular season MVPs in his career were in the 1990s, and 10 scoring champions had 7 scoring champions. The NBA in the 1990s was also an era of star-studded events. Olajuwon, Barkley, Malone, Stockton and others appeared. If you can get these honors and data in front of these superstars, it can be said that Jordan was at the monopoly level in the 1990s.

3: I was dominated by James in the 10s

Just checked James 10 Finals 8 times in the 10s, leading the team to the finals 8 times in a row from 2011 to 2018. I don’t want to write about this record anymore, which is enough to prove that James completely dominated the 10s. Although James only won three championships in the 8 finals in the 1910s, his opponents are all historically strong teams, namely the Mavericks, the Five-Star Warriors, and the Spurs GDP combination. In the 1910s, James won a total of 3 regular season MVPs, 3 FMVPs, 10 All-Stars, and 9 first-team selections. It can be said that from 10 to 2019, James has also been monopolized in his personal honors and data.

Then some fans will ask, what about the 60s, 80s, and 00s? I also tell the fans here that in the 1960s, it seems that Chamberlain was the master of the 1960s, but Russell won more championships. In fact, the master of the 1960s was the master of the indirection of Chamberlain and Russell. In the 1980s, many superstars emerged, such as Magic Johnson, Rally Bird, etc., which can be regarded as indirect dominance. In the 2000s, many superstars emerged, including Duncan, O'Neal, and Kobe, who can also be regarded as indirect dominance.

To be honest, the strongest person in terms of dominance among the three players, Jabbar, Jordan and James, is James. If Jabbar and Jordan meet an opponent like James, they may not have no championship. The Warriors and Spurs lineup configurations in the 1910s are basically no shortcoming. In the 1960s, Jabbar and Jordan in the 1990s, you can check the lineup configurations, they are all adaptable. James can be said to be the player with the strongest dominance in NBA history, so regardless of the comprehensive consideration of ability, data, and honors, James is undoubtedly the first person in history.

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