Slam Dunk: My Study Abroad Career in Northern Hunan

"Both of you are not good at it!"

Wu Dao's words reached the ears of Kobe and O'Neal. The pair, who were still at war with each other in the rest area, turned their heads and looked at Wu Dao after hearing Wu Dao's words.

Garnett, who was preparing to return to the court to defend near the baseline, also heard the martial arts mocking O'Neal and Kobe. Seeing O'Neal's cannibalistic look, Garnett couldn't help but feel a toothache.

Actually took the initiative to provoke O'Neal?

The previous dunk and now dunk in front of O'Neal must have made O'Neal very angry, and now he is trying to provoke O'Neal's fragile nerves.

Garnett felt that Wu Dao was too lawless.

In today's league, except for a limited number of people, probably no one dares to speak like this to O'Neal.

Everyone who dares to mock O'Neal is a long-established superstar, but Wu Dao is just a newcomer who has just entered the league.

Although Wu Dao has produced very good data in previous games, I am afraid that no one will think that Wu Dao has the qualifications to challenge O'Neal.

"Boy, what did you say?!"

O'Neill looked unkind, stared at Martial Arts, and asked in a deep voice.

When he was in the rest area, he was already a little annoyed by Kobe. Unexpectedly, as soon as he came on the court, he was dunked and taunted by his opponent in front of him. O'Neal was not the kind of person with a good temper, so the provocation from an "unknown" rookie , which also made his anger reach the critical value.

"You, Shaquille O'Neal."

"And you, Kobe Bryant."

"Both of you can't do it!"

With that said, Wu Dao pointed to the scoreboard beside the court. At this time, the score of the two teams had been fixed at 69:54, and the point difference between the two teams had also reached 15 points.

So far in the game, Wu Dao's personal score has reached 34 points.

Unlike Kobe, Wu Dao is supported by game data.

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O'Neal and Kobe subconsciously looked in the direction pointed by Wu Dao. When they saw the scoreboard, they both fell silent.

On the basketball court, sometimes it is very simple. In front of the score, no matter how much the two of them say, they can't say anything.

O'Neal and Kobe actually have that kind of personality, and the two brothers will actually often bicker in the future.

Neither one of them, one big or one small, was convinced by the other. After the OK group fell apart, when O'Neal was asked who was the boss of the team between him and Kobe, who was stronger, and whose leadership ability was better, O'Neal always said He likes to take out his four championship rings and mock Kobe through the media.

At that time, Kobe only had three championships.

Faced with O'Neal's ridicule, Kobe just kept playing. When he won the fourth championship in his career, he was finally proud. When asked similar questions in front of the media, he always smiled and said: "I am also four championships."

And when Kobe won his fifth championship, O'Neal became autistic, because Kobe often said through the media: "I have five championships, one more than Shaq!"

In the face of absolute statistics and absolute honor, both O'Neal and Kobe can learn to shut up.

Instead of being like some people who only have 3 championships in their hands but always shout "goat" and wear the crown for themselves on social media.

Wu Dao glanced at O'Neal and Kobe who were silent, smiled and quickly returned to the court to defend.

O'Neal also silently went to the bottom line, sent the ball and ran quickly towards the frontcourt.

He also watched Wu Dao's leaving figure silently, his eyes full of anger and fighting spirit.

Both O'Neal and Kobe forgot about things like scores at this moment. They only had one thought in their minds, and that was to make martial arts unable to laugh!

The Lakers launched an attack, and Nick Van Exel, who returned to the court, was full of energy and quickly dribbled the ball into the frontcourt.

Kobe's fighting spirit was clearly inspired by Martial Arts. After entering the frontcourt, he quickly blocked Martial Arts with his side, stretched out his hand to ask for the ball from his teammates, and at the same time shouted: "Pass the ball!"

Nick Van Exel is a little different from the young man Fisher. Fisher is young and a substitute. When on the court, he is more meticulous in executing the team's established tactics.

When ranking teammates according to their offensive order during normal training, Kobe, a rookie, is often ignored.

But Nick Van Exel is different. He is an old man and will be allowed to "assess the situation" when he is on the court.

It's obvious that Kobe has a lot of fighting spirit now, and Nick Van Exel doesn't mind giving this young man a chance to prove himself.

With a simple crotch dribble, Nick Van Exel looked at O'Neal inside. Garnett had a premonition that O'Neal might "show off" after being ridiculed by martial arts. Therefore, when the defense was in position, he kept some distance from Eldon Campbell, whom he was responsible for marking, and focused most of his attention on O'Neal.

Garnett's position adjustment was naturally noticed by Nick Van Exel. After a fake pass, Nick Van Exel quickly passed the ball to Kobe on the side.

The moment the basketball was released, Wu Dao also jumped in and directly squeezed away Kobe, and focused on the basketball with one hand.

Kobe's wingspan is not as good as that of Wu Dao, and his strength and weight are also far behind Wu Dao. How can Kobe's back position be able to block Wu Dao?

The reason why I was pushed behind by Kobe just now was just because Wu Dao deliberately sold the opponent a passing gap!

"Bang!" The basketball was directly knocked to the ground by Wu Dao, and Wu Dao's figure quickly squeezed away Kobe and rushed towards the frontcourt.

Nick Van Exel, who was intercepted, was also shocked and quickly double-teamed Wu Dao. Kobe did the same, quickly adjusted his posture and rushed directly towards Wu Dao. The two of them formed a double team on Wu Dao in an instant. .

"The speed is pretty good."

Wu Dao noticed the Lakers' double-team. He originally wanted to take the ball in his hands, but he changed his mind. When he was approaching the basketball, he suddenly swatted the ball and shot it toward the front court. At the same time, Wu Dao also quickly fired. With great force, he used his body to push forward Nick Van Exel and Kobe Bryant, who were approaching him. He passed them in an instant, rushed to the midline, took control of the ball in his hands, and then quickly attacked towards the Lakers basket. go.

The referee on the sidelines had a whistle in his mouth and had no intention of blowing the whistle when he saw this scene.

Kobe and Nick Van Exel were also affected by Wu Dao's terrifying power. They completely stalled and could only watch Wu Dao quickly dribble the ball into the frontcourt.

Wu Dao, who entered the Lakers paint area, looked back and saw that no one from the Lakers was chasing him. He also swiped the basketball and directed the ball towards the backboard. The moment the basketball rebounded, Wu Dao also took off quickly and caught the basketball in the air. Stacked, rubbed the ball with his heel, and then quickly raised his hand to pour the ball into the basket.

The self-thrown and grabbed alley-oop folding dunk immediately set the Staples Arena on fire. The reporters outside the baseline were all focused on Wu Dao. The camera lens also completely recorded Wu Dao's dunk. , and it was broadcast live on television.

The Timberwolves fans jumped up from their seats the moment Martial Arts scored a slam dunk, cheering excitedly, and the support cards about the Timberwolves and Martial Arts in their hands were shaking crazily. At this moment, I don’t know how many viewers in the United States watching this game on TV were shocked by Wu Dao’s dunk. In short, Staples Arena was completely blown away at this moment.

Not only the fans of the Timberwolves, but also the fans of the Lakers couldn't help but exclaimed. After realizing their gaffe, they all stopped talking and stared blankly at the martial arts on the court.

On the side of the court, the scoreboard jumped, and the score difference reached 17 points.

When Wu Dao returned to the court, he passed by Kobe and whispered in Kobe's ear:

"Kobe, when you face me, you have to stay alert."

"You're not focused enough. I can't feel the pressure you put on me!"

With that said, Wu Dao passed over Kobe and quickly returned to the field.

Is it just because of the bad taste of martial arts that irritates Kobe?

No, Kobe is different from many other players. Anger can also drown mediocrity's reason, making mediocre people appear more mediocre and even stupid.

But Kobe is different. Anger is Kobe's nourishment, which will make him extremely focused and give him 120% combat effectiveness.

Martial arts needs the powerful Kobe as his opponent. This kind of game is more interesting, isn't it?

Kobe and Martial Arts have always had a good relationship. They often talk on the phone to talk about their respective current situations, and the two can be considered friends.

But now, Kobe is glaring at martial arts with fire in his eyes.

Kobe returned to the court to serve without saying a word, and quickly entered the frontcourt after giving the ball. This time, Kobe was no longer obsessed with catching the ball in the corner and playing martial arts.

Wu Dao's steal and his words also made Kobe extremely sober. To deal with a player like Wu Dao, he needs to use all his strength to knock down the opponent!

After Nick Van Exel approached the top of the arc with the ball, Kobe also quickly ran towards him. Wu Dao chased Kobe tightly. After realizing that Kobe seemed to want to pass the ball hand to hand, he also slowed down a bit. Speed ​​shouted towards Marbury:

"Switch defense."

During the call, Kobe's figure quickly came behind Nick Van Exel, took the ball hand-in-hand, and then continued to run towards the left side of the court. After hearing Wu Dao's call, Marbury also Without hesitation, he quickly let go of Nick Van Exel and followed Kobe.

Holding the ball, Kobe took two steps towards the corner on the left. When he saw the Timberwolves switching defense, he immediately paused and turned over and shot a jumper close to the three-point line.

The smooth pause and turnaround jump shot made Marbury, who was shorter than Kobe, unable to defend at all. He could only raise his arms to try to interfere.

But with the sound of a basketball brushing against the net, the basketball fell directly into the net.

Eddie Jones, who followed Kobe's movements and linked up, also came to the basket at this moment. Seeing Kobe's three-point shot into the net, he looked at Kobe in surprise.

This three-pointer is quite difficult. It's a shame that Kobe was able to score it.

When Budao saw the basketball hit the net, a smile appeared on his face.

The Timberwolves didn't care at all whether the Lakers could score the ball. They were leading by many points, and the opponent only scored a three-pointer. Although the goal was beautiful, it couldn't put pressure on the Timberwolves at all.

After Marbury got the ball in the backcourt, he took the ball and trotted up to the frontcourt step by step.

The Timberwolves were leading by a lot of points, so Marbury simply slowed down the pace completely, reducing the number of rounds and hoping that his team could grasp every attack.

Facing the Lakers' defense, Wu Dao started quickly after seeing Marbury dribbling the ball into the frontcourt and quickly ran towards Marbury.

Marbury noticed Wu Dao's movement, which was also a spiritual connection. When Wu Dao passed by him, he quickly handed the ball to Wu Dao.

Kobe and Nick Van Exel were also alert. Kobe did not call for a change of defense, but just walked in front of Marbury, still looking in the direction of Martial Arts, preparing to guard against Martial Arts' sudden advance.

"Snapped!"

Starting with the basketball, Wu Dao held the ball behind Marbury and moved the ball to the left with both hands, seemingly preparing to drop the ball.

When Kobe saw this scene, he had no intention of stopping. He was ready to go to the left to intercept Wu Dao, but unexpectedly, Wu Dao held the ball and changed direction directly, following the path he came from, towards the right. He quickly took two steps laterally, and while moving laterally, he quickly approached the three-point line.

Nick Van Exel was startled, and without thinking he rushed towards Wu Dao. He realized that Wu Dao was planning to stage a "treat him in return" operation in front of the Lakers.

Just as Nick Van Exel thought, Wu Dao, who was approaching the three-point line, quickly combined the ball and directly turned over and shot a jumper and a three-pointer.

Although Nick Van Exel knew exactly what Wu Dao was going to do and rushed to Wu Dao as soon as possible, he, who was not even 190cm tall, had no choice but to face Wu Dao's 208cm turnaround jumper. He watched the basketball fly over his head.

"Uh-huh!!!"

The basketball passed over the players, and then a crisp sound reached everyone's ears.

"ohhhh——"

In the stands, Timberwolves fans cheered.

Wu Dao's three-pointer in reply greatly boosted morale. The unrealistic thoughts of "the team wants to counterattack" had just arisen in the minds of Lakers supporters, but they were immediately extinguished by Wu Dao's goal.

On the sidelines of the court, Del Harris scratched his head when he saw Wu Dao's unreasonable handling of the ball, showing some anxiety on his face.

Kobe's "prophecy" during the break seems to be coming true for martial arts.

At the beginning of the second half, Wu Dao showed excellent shooting touch. This kind of efficient performance is definitely not a good thing for the Lakers.

But what's even more annoying is that the current Lakers seem to be the first-year team that no one can stop the Timberwolves from.

Wu Dao's performance on the offensive end really exceeded people's expectations. They simply couldn't imagine why a high school student who had just entered the league had such a terrifying scoring ability.

"This guy is really scary!"

"It's like the God of Death, except that what Death reaps is life, and what he reaps is victory."

Among the fans, some people gradually gave martial arts the title of being a mess and a bit of a middle-class.

Martial arts, of course, don’t know about these things.

After scoring the goal, Wu Dao looked at Kobe and pointed at the scoreboard with his thumb. Then he looked past Kobe and looked at O'Neal inside, raising his chin.

Although Wu Dao didn't speak, both Kobe and O'Neal understood the meaning of Wu Dao.

provocative

This is a provocation to their Lakers.