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Zhu Fangyu said: "This...Wang Yi's mentality is understandable. I played like this when I was playing, and I was excited when I met a player from this country. But it also depends on the actual situation and can't be blindly chaotic. The technology is also good. Wang Yi is small and defensive, this is probably not a wise choice."

Verizon Center Arena.

The [-] spectators at the scene saw that Wang Yi was actually facing off against Hachimura.

They all cried out in unison:

"Break him!"

"Break him!"

"Break him!"

The on-site commentator also said:

"This guy is too arrogant to say that he is here to conquer the NBA. Rui Hachimura must teach him a good lesson."

Another commentator also nodded:

"Guys who talk wildly usually don't have a good end. Hachimura must blow him up and let him know what the NBA is. Let him realize how humble and small he is now!"

Hachimura also thought so.

I saw Wang Yi defending him.

With a contemptuous smile on his face, he said:

"Children, it's class, you have to listen carefully."

Saying that, there is no fake action at all.

Facing Wang Yi, who was 14 centimeters lower than him, he directly pulled up from the middle distance and cast.

Wang Yi has studied Hachimura many times before.

He is very familiar with his habitual movements.

Hachimura habitually glances at the rim before making a pull-up jumper.

This movement is very small, and the head does not need to be moved, as long as the eyeballs move.

So almost no one found this feature of him.

But Wang Yi flipped through the video and player information over and over again—he even looked at the video of Rui Hachimura playing in the NCAA in the early days, and the training video several times.

Only then did he find the inadvertent habitual action of Hachimura.

Even Hachimura himself did not know that he would have such a habitual action.

Before Hachimura's dry pull, Wang Yi keenly captured the action.

He jumped up immediately and stretched out his left hand to seal the cover.

At this time, Hachimura had just lifted the ball and was about to take off.

Snapped!

A crisp sound!

Even with the ball, it was shot from the air!

Moreover, Wang Yi's action was very clean, without any physical contact.

Hachimura fell heavily from the air and fell to the ground.

Seeing this, the Wizards backup point guard next to him hurried over to get the ball.

Wang Yi jumped and took the ball in his arms.

Then swing the ball and roll the ball forward.

Harrell ran to the frontcourt, caught up with the ball, and picked it up with a two-handed dunk.

The audience at the scene was stunned.

Their eyes quickly shifted from Harrell to Rui Hachimura and Wang Yi.

This arrogant oriental man was able to seal the Hachimura 塁 which was more than ten centimeters higher than him?

This is really unbelievable.

The two commentators at the scene were also unbelievable.

"Player Hachimura... what's going on?"

"This... maybe an accident. We believe in the strength of Hachimura players, this is definitely an accident."

"Well, an accident is nothing. Next, the Hachimura player will definitely blow up this Oriental."

At this point, the difference has been smoothed out.

Hachimura got up from the ground, feeling a little confused.

How can this guy cover himself?

impossible.

Looking back, the Wizards attacked again.

Wang Yi is still the main defense of the Eight Villages.

This time, Hachimura faced Wang Yi and did not directly pull out.

But after taking the ball, he turned around and faced Wang Yi with his back.

Then use the body to eat Wang Yi.

Naturally, it was impossible for Wang Yi to hold Hachimura, and the weight difference was too great.

Hachimura leaned on him, and Wang Yi took a step back.

Three times in a row, he was close to the basket.

When I came here, it was already Hachimura's habitual offensive position.

He can totally turn around and shoot.

But facing this Chinese man, he not only scored the ball, but also dunked violently.