Kobe scored 38 points in the Battle of Tianwang Mountain in 2010, Wade watched the game from the field and became a classic battle forever

In the 2010 NBA Finals, the Lakers and Celtics ushered in their twelfth peak duel, and the championship flag of North Shore Garden and Staples witnessed the continuation of the greatest grudge in basketball history. The series draws 2-2, and the battle of Tianwang Mountain became a key turning point - Kobe used a shocking personal performance to make Wade shake his head and exclaim on the sidelines. Even though the Lakers lost this game, it laid the groundwork for the final crown of revenge.

On June 14, 2010, the finals of the King of Kings Mountain began. In NBA history, the team that won Tianwangshan has a chance of winning the championship as high as 80%, and this game has become a must-fight for both sides. The Lakers team fell into a downturn, and the players except Kobe were collectively silent, forcing Kobe to start the "Kill God Mode": scored 7 goals in the third quarter and scored 17 points in a single quarter. Each jump shot was like an accurate scalpel, piercing the Celtics' defense line. Wade, who was watching the game on the sidelines, frowned and shook his head - Even this top scorer was incredible for Kobe's performance against such a terrifying performance.

In the end, Kobe scored 38 points in the whole game, but he could not defeat the Celtics' more balanced team performance, and the Lakers lost regretfully. But this "lost hero" performance has become one of the most classic solo shows in the history of the finals, and has also made Kobe's "Mamba spirit" more dazzling in adversity.

After losing Tianwang Mountain, the Lakers returned to the Staples Center and transformed "unwillingness" into motivation. In the sixth game, they used suffocating defense to make the Celtics score only 67 points in the game (the lowest in the finals in team history); in the seventh game, Kobe fought to the last moment with "7 healthy fingers" (the rest were injured), Gasol scored with a strong pressure, and Artest secured the victory with a key three-pointer.

Lakers won two consecutive games to defend the championship 4-3, and Kobe completed his revenge on the 2008 Finals defeat. In this round of series, from Kobe's single ride to the team's Jedi counterattack, from the continuation of grievances between the rich and the continuous stage of classic battles, it was regarded by fans and the media as "one of the most exciting finals."

The significance of the 2010 finals is far beyond that of a championship trophy. It proves that Kobe can still lead the team to win the championship as a leader without O'Neal; it shows the ultimate collision between "team basketball" and "individual heroism"; it also makes Hu Kai's grudge continue to write a brilliant mark in the new era. The 38 points in the Battle of Tianwang Mountain are exactly the epitome of Kobe's career - the more adversity you are, the more you have to burn yourself, even if you fail temporarily, you have to pave the way for the final victory.