We made a 64-player NBA 1-on-1 March Madness bracket. Who wins?

We all love making custom March Madness brackets. We also love imagining our favorite NBA players going mano a mano against each other. It seems obvious to put these two things together.

So, we did. Presenting SB Nation’s NBA One-on-One Tournament!

Click here to print this bracket and fill it out yourself!

The (brief) ground rules:

Without further ado, the matchups.

Steph gives Lonzo a 10-foot cushion and Lonzo can’t make him pay.

C.J. is woefully underseeded for an event like this. Bad job by the committee.

Tied at nine, CP3 spins around Murray, then jumps straight back into him to score a layup and draw a foul. CP3 successfully petitions for Murray’s infraction — his 10th touch foul of the contest — to be a one-point penalty, giving him the victory.

Lillard spots Holiday a four-point lead, then drains six moonballs in a row to win.

Kyle Lowry is an incredible NBA player, but it is a crime that Lou Williams is seeded this low in this tournament. This is like having to face 2006 George Mason or 2011 VCU.

The most physical 11-5 victory you can imagine.

The League Pass special! Can’t wait to watch these two take turns shattering each other’s ankles with stepbacks.

Let’s just say the selection committee took some ... creative liberties in deciding which players went in the Big Man section and which were Unicorns. Stuff everyone with Unicorn-like tendencies into that side of the competition, and that becomes the ultimate bracket of death.

So congratulations, Anthony Davis! You get entry into the far tamer Big Man bracket on account of your incredible season.

The selection committee has a sense of humor, part 2.

It speaks to the lack of depth on this side of the bracket that Griffin earned a No. 5 seed in his diminished state. It also speaks to his diminished state that he’s over here instead of in the Unicorns bracket.

I’m taking Boogie, even on a torn Achilles.

We need to find a way to get Whiteside to the Sweet 16 so he can face a certain someone.

Sorry, LaMarcus! Great season, but we gotta set up this matchup.

Good luck getting to 11, either one of y’all.

We need that Embiid-Whiteside matchup. Let’s just fast forward.

It felt wrong making Kevin Durant a No. 2 seed, but we gotta give the future 2018 MVP some love. Honestly, Harden is my favorite to win the whole damn thing. Poor D-Wade. He’s too old for this embarrassment.

The battle of two players each teams’ fans insist we underrate.

Seeding Kawhi was difficult. When fully healthy, he belongs much higher than this, but we’re giving extra weight to this season and Kawhi hasn’t been healthy. (This is why Gordon Hayward isn’t in the bracket, for those asking). At full strength, Kawhi is a strong No. 3 seed, but he didn’t exactly look like himself in the nine games he played this year. We’ll compensate by giving him a soft first-round matchup and a potential date with James Harden.

The selection committee has a sense of humor, part 3.

That’s right, Pacers fans, Victor Oladipo got a higher seed than Paul George.

Says something about the wing talent that exists in this league that DeRozan is a distant No. 3 seed considering the season he’s having.

We saw how this went a few weeks ago.

How does Melo keep making it into these things? He’s the Syracuse of the one-on-one bracket.

(Please clap).

I debated putting KD here instead and Bron behind Harden in the Wings bracket, but as great as KD is, LeBron is still the ultimate Unicorn of Unicorns. A matchup against the original Unicorn is fitting.

No, I’m not sure why Tatum is here. Turns out there really aren’t that many NBA Unicorns after all!

Bright side for Al: all the rebounds will be long rebounds. Downside for Al: screen-setting and playmaking don’t count for much in a one-on-one tournament.

Further evidence that it wasn’t easy filling out the bottom of this bracket.

The kind of matchup that NBA diehards will beg you to watch. Inevitably, you’ll feel disappointed.

KAT is a darkhorse in this tournament. Sleep on him at your own peril.

I know the selection committee is cheating, but Doncic is playing against professionals already, so I’ll allow it. Meanwhile, Gordon is the slumbering Unicorn for the fifth straight year.

The Greek Freak vs. a dude who gets jeered for looking like a math teacher. The selection committee really does have a sense of humor.

I got a Final Four of Harden, Embiid, LeBron, and Damian Lillard in an upset. Harden vs. Embiid in the final, with Harden winning.

Let us know!