Top Ten Wicked People in NBA History: Dream Chasing Green is on the list, and there is no dispute!

The basketball court should be a place where you speak with your strength, but there are always some players in the long history of the NBA. They are not only famous for their skills, but also "notorious". From punches and kicks to constant tricks, these players have left a disgraceful mark in league history in various ways. Today we will take a look at the top ten most terrifying villains in NBA history.

Tenth place: Dream Green

As the most disgusting existence among active players, Dream Green perfectly interprets what "good teammates, bad opponents" is. His chattering mouth once made Durant leave the team in anger, and his small movements on the court made countless players miserable. Adams is probably the victim with the most say. Green had kicked him in the crotch twice. This kind of hurtful behavior that did not care about his opponent's career is rare among active players.

Ninth place: Rashid Wallace

"Rowing Heavenly Lord " Wallace is one of the players with the most technical fouls in NBA history. In the 2000-01 season, he set an amazing record of 40 technical fouls in a single season, and he received it once every two games on average. Both the opponent and the referee cannot escape his roar with a violent temper. The power of Wallace's mouth even Green, known for his trash talk, dwarfed.

8th place: "Uncle Bao San" who made Kobe afraid is the most annoying defensive expert in league history. His insidious little moves made countless stars suffer - his flying legs made Szebiak break up, and his kick to Ray Allen triggered the "murderer" scolding. Bao Wen proved with practical actions that he could do whatever it takes to win.

No. 7: Karl Malone

"Postman "Malone's iron elbow is a major killer in the NBA. Robinson was knocked unconscious by him and was hospitalized for two days, and Grant's front teeth were interrupted. What is even more disgusting is that he openly teased Kobe's wife Vanessa during the Lakers, extending his evil nature from the field to the off-field.

No. 6: Dennis Rodman

This "rebound king" with tattoos, nose rings and colorful hair has performed rebellion to the extreme. From members of the "Bad Boys Legion" during the Pistons to the bulls' personality, Rodman not only could hold and fall with Malone on the field, but also kick the photographer's crotch when he performs poorly, turning evil deeds into a "performance art".

Fifth place: Charles Barkley

Now commentator Barkley is humorous, but he was a complete devil in the world when he was young. Not only did he love fighting, but he also had excellent fighting skills - he beat Ranbill into a panda with one punch, and the hug made O'Neal unable to move. Buck used his strength to prove that he was not just good at speaking.

No. 4: Ron Artest

, the player who changed his name to "Ci Shiping", created the most notorious "Auben Mountain Palace Incident" in NBA history. From breaking Jordan's ribs to elbowing Harden, Artest perfectly inherited his father's boxing talent and turned the basketball court into a fighting field.

Third place: Charles Oakley

As one of Jordan's bodyguards, Oakley is a real person who does evil on and off the court. From slapping teammates for no reason during training to fighting with Morning, O'Neal and others for ten years on the court, O'Ke used his practical actions to interpret what "a lot of evil" is.

Second place: Ratriel Spreeville

"Madman " The craziest thing about Spreeville was almost strangling his head coach Calesimo. Because he was scolded for being late, he actually grabbed the coach's neck for 15 seconds, resulting in a ban on 68 games and a loss of 6.4 million US dollars. The famous saying "Ten thousand is not enough for life" further demonstrates his arrogance and unruly.

The first place: Bill Ranbir

The undisputed leader of the evil man, the leader of the "Bad Boys Legion". Ranbill's evil deeds have reached the artistic realm - he has attacked 257 players in his career, including superstars such as Jordan and Bird. Magic Johnson once said: "When Ranbill was at the basket, he lost his desire to make a layup. "There are even games that use him as the prototype to make the protagonist, allowing him to play without restraint, which shows his infamous reputation.

These evil players have left unique marks in NBA history in various ways. Although their behavior is not worthy of advocacy, it is undeniable that it is these players with distinct personalities that make the NBA's story more colorful. Today, when we advocate sports spirit, we should remember that basketball is ultimately a sport that speaks with strength.