1. Curry: When it comes to Curry, many people's first reaction may be a three-pointer. Curry's three-pointer is really powerful, but Curry's breakthrough is concealed by his precise three-pointer. He is skillful in dribbling, various dexterous steps, rhythm changes and fancy breakthroughs, and often knocks down opponents in the game.

9. Deron Williams: At the peak of Williams' career, he made a breakthrough in changing direction. His trademark double change of direction knocked down many defenders. The strongest kill was his ability to change direction after dribbling under his legs, and his strong sense of rhythm combined with many changes of direction made you lose by him.

8. Ross: It's a pity that Ross is injured. At the peak, Ross is one of the most ornamental players in the NBA. Ross is not only extremely fast, but also can change direction without slowing down. Because of the injury, Ross's ability has declined now, but at the peak, Ross is definitely a master.

7. Jason Williams: I believe that fans who have seen white chocolate will never forget its coquettish passing and artistic passing. White chocolate has a strong sense of rhythm and its fake movements are very realistic. Don't say that opponents will be fooled by him, and sometimes teammates will be deceived by him.

6. Paul: Paul is a master passer, but his aggressive change-direction dribbling is definitely an ankle terminator. Paul's skillful dribbling, false and false spying, great crossover and quick turning skills make Paul a nightmare for many defenders.

5. Hardaway: Hardaway is known as the godfather of dribbling under his legs. The unpredictable dribbling under his legs is Hardaway's trademark action. At the same time, with his strong body, he can easily enter the inside, and his dribbling under his legs is imitated by all the stars.

4. Wade: Wade, who is now 35 years old, occasionally brings us wonderful performances on the court. Wade's signature moves include wandering and touching people. At his peak, he often performs a sudden stop in front of his body and knocks down defenders like lightning. I don't know how many people fall in front of him. He is a veritable ankle terminator.

3. Crawford: Crawford is definitely a master of ball control in NBA history. His signature action is dribbling behind his back and jumping over people. His extraordinary sense of rhythm is first-class. The unpredictable dribbling behind his back makes many NBA players worship him. Crawford simply treats the NBA as a streetball. Now it is often seen that the Clippers' tactics are that everyone pulls away and singles for Crawford!

2. Owen: Owen is not one of the strongest players in the active league. His rhythm is smart, his range is large and deceptive, and his left and right hands are balanced. No matter crossing, dribbling behind his back, or double-changing his signboard, Owen can easily complete it. Since Owen entered the league, there have been countless ghosts lying at Owen's feet.

1. Iverson: crossover seems to be synonymous with Iverson. With his strong dribbling ability, Iverson's striding crossover from left to right scares countless opponents, and defenders are often confused by his shoulder feint, thus losing their center of gravity. Passing Michael Jordan has become one of the classic images in NBA.