The NBA Uncrowned King! Anthony s Double Identity Inducted into the Hall of Fame: Legends are not necessarily measured by the champion

On September 7, 41-year-old "Melon" Anthony, as the "uncrowned king" of the NBA, ranked tenth in history in total scores, and led the US men's basketball team to win the Olympic gold medal three times. Now Anthony is officially inducted into the Naismith Hall of Fame as a member of the 2008 Olympic champion in both his personal identity and the US Men's Basketball Team. His friends Wade and Iverson were his referees, and James was present to witness it. Anthony thanked a group of people who helped his career and life, especially his thanks to his mother, and responded to the fact that he had no championship in his NBA career: "Legends do not have to be measured by the championship."

Anthony is one of the representative figures of the 2003 Platinum generation. He was selected by the Nuggets in the 2003 Draft, played for the Nuggets in the first 7 and a half seasons, and led the Nuggets to advance to the Western Conference Finals. Anthony played for the Knicks for the next 6 and a half seasons and also led the Knicks to rise.

Later, Anthony went to the Thunder, Rockets and the Trail Blazers, and joined forces with James to play for the Lakers in his last season of his career. However, Anthony has never been able to win the NBA championship in his career, and unfortunately he has become one of the "uncrowned kings" in the NBA. Although Anthony missed the NBA championship, he was selected into the All-Star lineup 10 times in his NBA career, twice in the NBA second team, four times in the NBA third team, one time in the NBA first team, and one time in the Best Rookie Team. In the 2012-13 season, he became the league's scoring champion with 28.7 points per game, and was selected into the NBA's 75th superstar in history.

In addition, in terms of team honors, Anthony led Syracuse to win the NCAA championship in 2003. In the international arena, Anthony became the absolute "king". He participated in the Olympic Games four times and won the bronze medal at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games. He led the US men's basketball team to win the Olympic gold medal for three consecutive times in 2008, 2012 and 2016, becoming the player with the most medals in the history of the US men's basketball team.

Anthony is now officially inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame as a dual identity and a member of the US Men's Basketball Basketball Gold Winner in 2008. Anthony's friend Wade and former Nuggets teammate Iverson became Anthony's referees, and James was unable to become an introducer because he had not retired. As soon as he finished his trip to China, he rushed to the Hall of Fame to witness Anthony's election.

Anthony was wearing a black suit and sunglasses. He was very handsome and cheered at the scene. The audience shouted "Melo, Melo (Anthony's nickname)". Anthony first hugged Iverson and Wade, and then went on stage to deliver a speech. He first recalled his childhood and said that his childhood was also very difficult, but he always had dreams and challenges, and he also remembered his deceased father.

Anthony also thanked the people who helped him in his basketball career, including thanks to his parents, family, and those who helped him in his life. Anthony also thanked his mother, and when the camera was aimed at Anthony's mother, Anthony's mother was moved to tears.

Anthony then thanked Syracuse University, his alma mater, for leading the team to win the NCAA championship in his freshman season. Anthony also thanked the Nuggets, Knicks and other teams he played for in his NBA career. Although Anthony is the uncrowned king in the NBA, he also said that "the legend does not necessarily have to be measured by the championship."

Anthony also sent a message to witness his son who was inducted into the Hall of Fame: "Your father is not perfect, but he can withstand the test of setbacks. Don't be questioned by the surroundings, try to be your own good." Anthony finally hugged Wade and Iverson again.