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Carmelo Anthony is one of the best attackers in the history of the League, it is also for this reason that he will enter the Hall of Fame.<\/strong><\/strong> His expertise is necessarily relevant when he balances the names of the most ferocious defenders in his eyes.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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A bit like a Dwight Howard, Carmelo Anthony's career took place in two stages. For those who only saw it at the end, Melo can be seen as a not necessarily effective balloon cruncher, as a veteran who passed from franchise to frankness without succeeding in winning and finding an important role. For the oldest, Melo, that's it: <\/p>\n

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MELO TOP 🔟<\/p>\n

With @carmeloanthony<\/a> moving into 10th on the all-time scoring list last night, we showcase his incredible scoring prowess through the years! pic.twitter.com\/2XpSC7OhSx<\/a><\/p>\n

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Carmelo Anthony unveils his most ferocious defenders<\/h2>\n

Very athletic and capable of crushing the circle in its young years, Carmelo Anthony was mainly a reputation in halfway, where his game in front of the basket was lethal. Inevitably, the best defenders on the planet had to take care of him, and in the last episode of his podcast, recorded with Spike Lee, the former Knicks gave the most formidable name.<\/p>\n

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When I was younger, Bruce Bowen was the most difficult defender to attack. He was a veteran, he knew how to make you thwart, he kicked out. Then before, nobody played me in 1 against 1, there was always a well -established defensive scheme. I had to learn to play in small spaces to counter this trend. Against the Spurs, it was difficult with Duncan and Ginobili who came to number in the racket.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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Cutino Mobley too. It is the reason why I learned to master the Fadeaway. Whenever I played against him, he trained me when I raised myself to shoot. I couldn't take the right timing at first, I didn't understand. Then that's where I made my intelligence speak. I can also quote Ron Artest. Physically he was as strong as me. <\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

To become a legendary striker, Carmelo Anthony had to learn from his clashes against Bruce Bowen, Cutino Mobley or Ron Artest. When he was young, some used their experience to make him thwart, to trap him, which prompted Melo to work on his game. Basically, he can almost thank his executioners.<\/p>\n

Carmelo Anthony is in the top 10 of the best markers in the history of the league, and it is a safe bet that these memorable duels at the start of his career were a bonus for him.<\/strong><\/strong><\/strong> Shaken, he had to learn to shine.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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