Iverson had 37 points and six assists in that game, and the 76ers beat the Bulls 97-92 to snap their nine-game losing streak. This game let the world know Iverson's name, but also let him win Jordan's respect and praise.

Jordan said after the game: "Iverson is a very talented and courageous player, he played very well today, he put a lot of pressure on us. I admire his performance and I am happy to play against him. I believe he's going to be a future NBA star."

Iverson also expressed his respect and gratitude to Jordan, he said: "Jordan is my idol and role model, he is my motivation and goal to learn basketball." To be able to compete with him is the greatest privilege of my life. He gave me a lot of encouragement and advice, which made me more confident and mature. I appreciate his recognition and I would love to play against him again."

Iverson continued his brilliant performance in his second season in the NBA. He averaged 22 points, 6.2 assists and 2.2 steals per game, was again selected as a starting guard in the NBA All-Star Game, and had 18 points and nine assists in the All-Star Game.

However, Iverson is not satisfied with his own personal achievements, he is more concerned about the team's results and honors. He hopes to lead the 76ers back to glory and win more victories and championships.

He knew it would be a long process, requiring more patience and faith. He also knows he needs to transition from being a pure scorer to an overall leader.

He needs to pay more attention to the needs and feelings of his teammates, share the ball and responsibility more, and show more of his role model and influence.

Iverson began his own transition. He was no longer just a loner, but a team player. He is no longer just an attacker, but a defender. He's not just a player anymore, he's a leader.

With his actions, he has won the trust and support of his teammates, coaches, fans and the media. With his words, he inspired the morale and confidence of his teammates, coaches, fans and media. In his own way, he changed the atmosphere and style of the Sixers.

Iverson, in his third season in the NBA, reached a peak of his career. He averaged 26.8 points, 4.9 assists and 2.3 steals per game, becoming the first player in NBA history to win the scoring, steals and Most Valuable Player (MVP) awards at the same time.

He led the 76ers to the playoffs with a 49-33 record and beat the Orlando Magic, Indiana Pacers and Milwaukee Bucks in the playoffs to reach the NBA Finals.

This is the first time the 76ers have reached the Finals since 1983. Their opponent was the most powerful team in the NBA at the time, the Los Angeles Lakers.

The Lakers, who boast superstars like Shaquille O 'Neal and Kobe Bryant, have a win-all record in the playoffs and are considered heavy favorites to win the title.

The 76ers are considered to be a weak team without any hope, only Iverson a person in the struggle. Many thought it would be a no-brainer and the Lakers would easily sweep the 76ers to win the championship.

But Iverson didn't give up on his dream. He believes he and his teammates have the ability and mentality to compete with the Lakers.

He believes he and his teammates can pull off a miracle and surprise the Lakers. He believes he and his teammates can accomplish something great and win a championship.

Iverson used his own actions to prove one thing to the world: no matter how strong the opponent is, as long as there is faith, it is possible.

With his own story, he inspired countless people: no matter what difficulties, as long as you have a dream, you must stick to it. In his own way, he created a miracle: a small boy who became a basketball legend. He's Allen Iverson. He's Little Giant.