Recently, Wade talked about his historical status with Harden on his podcast

Wade's historical status is higher than Harden? What exactly happened? It's incredible!

Recently, Wade talked about his historical status with Harden in his podcast. Wade said a lot on the show, probably meaning that although Harden's data is better than him, he has no championship.

Wade said that the main reason why his data is not as good as Harden is that he made a lot of sacrifices for the championship. In short, Wade means that his historical status must be higher than Harden.

So is Wade's historical status really Harden high? If we look at the number of championships, Wade's status is indeed higher than Harden. Because Wade has three championships, and Harden has none of them.

Especially Wade's first championship, full of legend. Wade contributed a wonderful performance in that final! He allowed the Heat to complete the Jedi reversal while falling behind.

The championship can be said to be led by Wade, who fully demonstrated Wade's strength at critical moments. This may be that Harden is far from competing with Wade. After all, Harden broke this as soon as he arrived in the playoffs, which is a gap that he will never be as good as Wade.

Later in the era of the Heat's Big Three, Wade won another two consecutive championships, bringing his total championships to three, which is an achievement that Harden will never catch up with in his life.

And judging from personal data, Wade is not much worse than Harden. Both of them only received one MVP, and from this point of view, the United States is no worse than Harden. The data gap has been surpassed by the number of championships.

However, Harden still has the opportunity to surpass Wade in his historical position. As long as he can win two consecutive championships in the Clippers, his historical position can surpass Wade.

Why do you say so? Because the Clippers are very old now, they are far inferior to the three Heat giants back then. If Harden can lead the Clippers to two consecutive championships, he can definitely surpass Wade in his historical position.

After all, although the Clippers have Kawaii and Paul, they are no longer in their peak period, especially Paul is about to retire. If Harden can lead the Clippers to win two consecutive championships, there will be no suspense in his historical status surpassing Wade. Is this the truth?