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Chapter 952 After all, it's all about Louis
The fight between Wilson and Ewing was sudden and intense.

This is the first fight between the two, and it is also the outbreak of conflicts for many years.

While Ewing never admitted on any occasion that he was jealous of Wilson's popularity, his behavior wouldn't lie.

In his first year in New York, Wilson became the new love of Apple City.

The former sponsors who kneeled and licked Ewing have new targets.

Ewing found that all the businessmen who put on a flattering gesture disappeared.

He doesn't like these people, and he doesn't pursue commercial value, but he enjoys the feeling of being admired by the stars.

Wilson took those.

And this was only what he took away from Ewing at first. Gradually, he grew into the top five in the league and began to take away Ewing's popularity, team status, public influence and Knicks' appearance.

These once belonged to Ewing, and now, at least in the eyes of the public, Wilson is the owner of this team.

The media loves him, the fans support him, and no matter how many times Wilson claims Ewing is the leader of the team, that won't change.

It only took a few years for the two of them to rise from the smallest dispute to the difficult dispute of status and interests.

The teams behind them are the fuel, and the player's proxy style is more ruthless than the player himself.

Wilson also has a lot of grudges against Ewing.

He was angry at Ewing's jealousy, at Ewing's paranoia, at Ewing's small belly, and at Ewing's never thinking about issues from his standpoint.

Most of all, he is angry that Ewing is not the perfect leader he imagined.

He thinks Ewing is the leader of the team, but Ewing's actions are not mature enough.

He doesn't look like a leader.

If it weren't for Louis, maybe he would have kicked Ewing out just like Kobe usurped O'Neal.But the presence of Louie kept Wilson humble in front of Ewing.

This is a mask.

Wilson lives with a mask every day. Internally, he is a flawless second-in-command. Externally, he is a basketball superstar second only to Jordan and a sports icon. Only on the court can he release his nature.

The vitriolic, ruthless, hard-hearted "conqueror" on the field is his truest self.

If we say that both Chamberlain and Dr. J are trapped in human settings and lose themselves, their failures all come from this.Well, Wilson is just the opposite. He is loyal to himself, but for a longer-term goal, he has created a personality for himself that unites the team and is friendly to the public.He knows that this personality is only to help his team achieve its goals, so as long as he comes to the court, his ego will explode ten times and a hundred times.

Some people wear masks for so long that they forget who they are.

Wilson always knew who he was.

His sacrifice was worthwhile.

He is Louie's favorite player.

As long as he can win, as long as Louis is around, he can tolerate Ewing's immaturity.

But everyone has boundaries, and everyone has a threshold that cannot be crossed.Today, Ewing not only crossed the boundary, but also made Wilson's tolerance threshold reach the upper limit.

Because of Ewing's palm, Wilson punched back and hit the opponent's eye socket.

For his many years of patience, he swung his second punch, knocked Ewing to the ground, and roared: "I'm fucking fed up with you idiot!"

"I'm going to kill you bastard!" Ewing also lost his mind.

At this time, the teammates who were belatedly realized.

Stevens and Yu Tiancan separated Wilson and Ewing from left to right.

Louis walked over with a sullen face, and he saw Wilson's broken mouth, Ewing's artificial dark circles, and the unconcealable anger on their faces.

"Let them go!" Louie said in a deep voice.

Yu Tiancan and Stevens let go immediately.

Both of them lost their minds just now, but Louis was the most effective sedative. Seeing his serious face, neither Wilson nor Ewing wanted to make another move.

"Why did you fight?" Louis asked knowingly.

Ewing picked up the book on the floor and turned to page 255, "If you're a fucking man, dare to act! Did you spread those damn rumors? You've already admitted it in this book, don't you dare to admit it in front of me?"

Wilson took a look at the book, and immediately threw the book to the ground, "It's all shit! I didn't say those words!"

"You are such a fucking bitch, dare to do it but dare not admit it, I look down on you, Benjamin, you are a shameful informer!"

Ewing stood on what he thought was the moral high ground.

Now, Wilson knew why Ewing had suddenly gone mad.

Compared with Ewing's many unreasonable troubles in the past, today's is still acceptable, at least there is a reason, and he also made a counterattack.

Wilson didn't think he needed to explain it to Ewing.

He looked at Louis: "Coach, when William Roden asked me this question in private, my original words were'I don't know, maybe there is, maybe there is no.' I definitely never said these words in the book, this is fabricated!"

"Oh!" Ewing sneered, "Of course you would say that, because you are a fucking villain."

"I trust Benj."

Louis opened his mouth to set the tone for this matter first.

Ewing was not convinced: "Of course you believe him, who doesn't know that he is your puppy."

"You fucking talk to me!" Louis said angrily, "In the end, the evidence you have is just the one-sided story of that bastard writer. There is no evidence. If you take this as evidence and think that Benj is the one who speaks ill of you in secret, then can I think that you are also responsible for those disgusting rumors that Benj likes old women?"

Wilson liked older women, it was true, but that was a harsh word.In fact, what he likes are those big sisters who still have charm, not those fat and wrinkled yellow-faced women.This is like passerby A saying that passerby B has a gentle personality and always speaks softly, but passerby C spreads it as "passerby B is a bitch, and he can't hear clearly as if he is about to die."

Ewing yelled: "I can't do such a thing!"

"Impossible? Since you take the contents of this book as evidence, then I can also use the contents of this book to prove that you are not what you appear to be!" Louis picked up the book that Wilson threw to the ground and turned to the 144 pages he had just read. "Keep your dog eyes open and take a good look. You are fucking accusing me of being a racist in this book!"

Ewing took the book and took a closer look, then tore it up immediately: "Nonsense! This is fucking taken out of context!"

"Yeah, taken out of context, but who knows it's taken out of context except you? Do you think people would rather believe that that bastard writer with kids and no assholes took your words out of context, or would they rather believe that I, a Chinese who's been so successful in America, is a fucking racist?"

Ewing no longer had confidence.

He began to worry that he had hit the wrong person.

He looked at Wilson, but Wilson didn't look at him.

From the beginning to the end, Wilson only cared about Louis' opinion.

This is where Ewing looks down on him.

He can't say Wilson is a selfish player because he doesn't play for numbers.He also couldn't say that Wilson had the intention of robbing the boss, because the other party had repeatedly claimed in public that he was the boss.

It was Ewing's insecurities that made him pick on Wilson.

But what Ewing hates about Wilson the most is that he cares too much about what Louie thinks, like no one else matters.He does what Louie wants him to do, and he is the best player in Louie's eyes because he never causes trouble and solves all kinds of troubles.

Ewing couldn't tell whether he hated Wilson, or Wilson, who followed Louis' example, or Wilson, the best player in Louie's eyes.

Moreover, there is also an obvious difference in Louis's attitude towards the two of them.

Treating Wilson, Louie is like taking care of his own brother, but to him. From the beginning of his rookie season, Louis took pleasure in laughing at him.

Damaging his motivation, insulting his college resume, attacking his looks and the way he plays is Louie's pleasure.What's wrong with calling him a racist?If others dared to say that he looked like an orangutan, he would have punched him long ago.

After all, what Ewing hated about Wilson the most was that Louis had inconsistent standards when treating the two of them.

Tracing back to the source, it was all related to Louis.

At this time, Louie showed irresistible authority in the face of an emergency that could destroy the chemistry of the team.

“There are a lot of lies and out-of-context content in this book, but these are artistically processed based on real events that happened within us. Also, William Roden says at the end of the book that everyone’s interviews are recorded, and if necessary, he will expose these recordings to prove the authenticity of the content.”

Louis said, scanning everyone's faces.

John Sely's complexion changed significantly.

This pushy bastard, is it him again?

"I believe the informer is not Patrick and Benj, but the informer must exist." Louis said indifferently, "Today's training is cancelled. Rudy, contact everyone who didn't come to the training, come to the training ground immediately, I must catch this bastard today!"

After saying that, Louis' cold eyes swept across Sely's face.

Sely couldn't help shivering.

It is clear at a glance who is the "wolf".

(End of this chapter)