Pirates: I am Six Eyes Sukuna, the strongest one

But the lockout still had an impact on Han Yi's devilish training. Before the lockout, Duncan, Kobe, McGrady, and Ben Wallace were all training with Han Yi.

But with the start of the lockout, except for McGrady, Ben Wallace, Duncan, and Kobe, all withdrew.

The reason is: Han Yi's training is too crazy!

Even McGrady's agent had a private showdown with Han Yi, saying that it is now a lockout period, and NBA salaries will not be paid at all, and if players get injured during this period, even the insurance company's compensation will be greatly discounted!

Although Han Yi's training is quite reasonable for Han Yi, it seems to be hurting others!

For McGrady, who has no commercial contract yet and relies on a temporarily suspended rookie contract to make ends meet, it is extremely dangerous. The agent hopes that he can maintain a certain state and not let his body get too fat.

But you can't really train too much. If you have to choose between getting injured and gaining weight, McGrady's agent would rather let McGrady gain weight, after all, gaining weight will not affect his salary. But if he gets injured during the lockout, he will bear all the consequences.

As for Big Ben, he did not retreat, because his agent is also David Falk. In other words, the reason why a player like Ben Wallace can find a top agent like Falk is because he joined the David Falk Alliance as Han Yi's follower.

After a year of observation of Han Yi's body, David Falk has gone from questioning to being surprised, and then to I don't understand it anyway, let him train however he likes!

But when Jordan's retirement was almost clear, David Falk introduced Tim Grover to Han Yi.

"Tim is the best trainer in the NBA, bar none. Jordan became Jordan because of Tim. He has no disadvantages except being expensive. He will make you stronger while ensuring the intensity and safety of your training."

"But the problem is that it's expensive!"

Han Yi spread his hands:

"Tim Grover's offer alone is comparable to that of a complete NBA private training coaching team. You have to know that I don't make a penny now that the game is suspended!"

"The biggest problem is the high price."

David Falk rolled his eyes at Han Yi and made a decision that went against his professional identity as a businessman:

"I'll pay for you first, and when you get the Nike commercial contract, you can get it back." Give it back to me. If you want to be the first person after Michael Jordan, you must have a top trainer! "

"But... that is indeed very expensive, you know," Han Yi said frankly: "The money in the commercial contract is also earned by me through hard work and relying on my body. You have also seen that the effect of my own training is also very good, otherwise there will not be so many guys training with me. Why should I let a trainer make my money? "

"Okay, okay, okay!" David Falk gritted his teeth and stamped his feet: "I will pay for this money. As long as you can become the first person in the NBA after Jordan, what does this little money mean?"

David Falk is the top agent in the NBA today, but he has no temper in front of Han Yi!

Because Falk knows very well that his title as the top agent.

It is now in jeopardy, because although Michael Jordan's retirement has not been made public, it is just that it has not been made public. Jordan's retirement is a foregone conclusion.

If there is no Jordan, why are you David Falk the top agent?

You know, from David Stern to ordinary players, there are too many people who want to settle accounts with David Falk!

And how to prevent others from settling accounts with Falk is also very simple. As long as David Falk can bring out another "Michael Jordan", then he, David Falk, will always be the number one agent!

David Falk now has Patrick Ewing, Alonzo Mourning, Allen Iverson and other stars under his management, but who among them is likely to become the next Michael Jordan?

It must be, and can only be Han Yi!

So for the next Jordan, David Falk is willing to make a short-term loss, but a long-term profit.

But Han Yi doesn't seem to appreciate it.

When Jordan's exclusive trainer Tim Grover came to Boston, he criticized Han Yi's training method, saying that Han Yi's training was just relying on his youth to fool around. If he messed around like this, he would accumulate injuries in less than two years.

All he talked about was how skinny Jordan was back then, how strong he became after his training, and that there was an obvious problem with one of Jordan's techniques back then.Under his own plan, his weaknesses gradually turned into his strengths.

Han Yi has a good temper, but it is limited: "Tim, open your eyes wider, open them wider, I am not Jordan, and I don't want to be Jordan, so don't dump Jordan's old things out. If you want to eat a bowl of rice here, you should stop talking and do more!"

Tim Grover was puzzled: "I am working, I am pointing out the problems in your training from the bottom up, and then make the most perfect training plan!"

"You do need to make a perfect plan, but not for me," Han Yi pointed to McGrady, Ben Wallace, Stephen Jackson, and Otella Harrington who were training on another field in the distance: "You need to make a perfect training plan for these guys!"

"Why should I train those rubbish?"

Tim Grover was confused:

"Are they worthy of my training? Do you know how much effort David has put in to invite me? You don't think that just anyone is qualified to train with me, right? I'm here because you have the potential to become the best in the league!"

"Oh, no problem. I, you really don't need to worry about me. I have my own way of training."

"Just train these guys well!"

Han Yi grinned: "Don't you just want to train the best in the league? Isn't it enough for me to promise you to become the best in the league?"

Han Yi didn't give Tim Grover a chance to refute: "Today is my toughness training day. I'm going to do toughness training. These guys are left to you!"

"Toughness training?"

Tim Grover: "What the hell is this?"

McGrady, Big Ben laughed: "Toughness training, just training toughness, everyone knows..."

Grover couldn't accept it at all, but facing this group of black men who didn't take him seriously at all, he had no choice but to go to David Falk for justice.

David Falk obviously couldn't accept that the trainer he hired at a high price would end up training someone who wasn't under his command, so he called him, but the time was not very good.

As soon as the call was connected, a woman's voice came.

"Hello, Han, is it inconvenient for you now?"

Falk felt a little embarrassed.

"Well--" Han Yi hummed with enjoyment: "Nothing inconvenient, is there anything?"

"Hiss--Annie, yes. Oh, that's it..."

"David, what's the matter?"

David Falk smiled and said: "It's not that urgent, I'll hang up, I'll hang up first, you go ahead..."

"Also... take care of yourself..."