Wu Dao grabbed the basket with both hands, and the basketball fell from the net and rolled towards the basketball stand.
On the sidelines of the court, the Timberwolves players and coaching staff watching the game all set their sights on Wu Dao.
The pursuing Ryder had just chased the general to the three-point line. When he saw Wu Dao dunk with both hands, he couldn't help but slow down. He looked at Wu Dao with a little surprise in his eyes.
"You actually stole Ryder?"
"He withstood Ryder's breakthrough. This boy's strength is very good!"
On the sidelines of the court, Coach Bill pondered for a few seconds before making a comment. At this time, the way he looked at martial arts was no longer as indifferent as before. On the contrary, at this time, he had already become a little interested in martial arts.
Even if it was a coincidence, it doesn't matter. At least judging from the attack and defense in that round, the power of martial arts is strong. This is absolutely unmistakable.
In the court, Wu Dao, who was hanging on the basket for a short time, let go of his hands and fell back to the ground. Looking at Ryder walking towards him, Wu Dao glanced sideways at the opponent and quickly passed by him.
At this time, after Leder walked to the basket, he finally came out of his previous shock. When Ryder came back to his senses, his first reaction was to be furious.
A high school student, he was actually intercepted by a mere high school student. There was no way for Ryder to accept this reality.
There is only one way to wash away this shame!
That is to beat up the high school student severely. Only in this way can people forget the scene of conceding the ball in the hands of the high school student.
Leder went to the basket, picked up the basketball, and passed the ball to Garnett who came back to catch the ball.
Although Garnett is an inside post, his movement speed is quite fast. When Martial Arts steals the ball and launches the attack, he is the third person on the green team to return to defense, surpassing those in their team who are closer to the backcourt than him. small forward.
In terms of absolute speed, Garnett's running is no slower than that of some defenders.
After getting the basketball, Garnett quickly passed the ball back to Leder. He and Leder had been training together for some time.
I think I have some understanding of Ryder.
And even people who don't know anything about Ryder can probably understand Ryder's mood at this time. As an NBA player and an upper-middle-class player in the NBA, Ryder has the pride that most players have.
Facing Wu Dao's steals and dunks, he must respond.
Leder advanced quickly with the ball and quickly regained his composure.
As an NBA-level scorer, Leder's ability to adjust his mentality is quite good. Although he can't be said to be a killer type of big heart, it is simply impossible for Budo to knock Leder into confusion with a slam dunk.
On the court, Leder quickly approached the top of the arc with the ball.
Unlike other scorers, Leder is not so obsessed with standing in the corner to catch the ball and attack. He prefers to be at the top of the arc when attacking with the ball, although there is a high probability that after a breakthrough, he will attract the opponent's two inside players to attack.
But correspondingly, his passing vision will become wider when attacking from the top of the key.
Of course, the most important thing is that his shooting rate is relatively high when he is facing the basket. Even if it is a throw, his shooting rate is higher when he is facing the basket.
When Leder dribbled the ball close to the top of the arc, other players on the green team had no intention of stepping forward to help with the pick-and-roll.
Everyone knows what Leder is going to do now, and Leder may not be willing to accept help from his teammates now.
Facing a high school student, if he still needs the help of his teammates, how can he, the "leading scorer" of the Timberwolves, lose face? !
This is not the first time that martial arts has encountered the same situation.
NBA scorers, or players trained by the United States, all have this characteristic, that is, after being "taken alone" on the offensive end, they often continue to play to prove their "power".
From the martial arts point of view, this is not only a sign of confidence, but also a sign of arrogance.
At this time, Laird felt in his heart that he was stronger than martial arts, so he continued to attack.
The same arrogance and martial arts have been seen in countless people.
But facing Ryder, Wu Dao was really not inferior to him at all.
Leder is a heavy defender, and his playing style is in line with his positioning as a heavy defender.
His physical talent is explosive, he is strong and has good jumping ability, but his skills in facing the basket are not that delicate, and his offensive methods seem to be relatively simple at present.
From the moment the opponent scored, Martial Arts had already taken a look at his opponent.
Yes, Ryder has good physical talent. With his weight of 98KG, he can suppress most people in the back line.
For example, let’s not talk about Nash and Iverson, who are the best players on the back line in the future. In the face of Leder’s iron-blooded play, it is definitely not easy for them to guard against them.
If you want to guard against this kind of player, it is most basic to have similar weight. Even if it is different, it cannot be too different.
Players like Nash and Iverson who will become colanders in the back line are actually restricted by their physical talents.
However, Wu Dao is different from these players. Being able to match the physical fitness of inside players is not just talk.
In terms of weight alone, Wu Dao is more than ten kilograms heavier than Ryder. With his height and wingspan, he can easily cover Ryder.
Ryder, whose face-basket skills are relatively rough, has no capital to conquer martial arts!
At the top of the arc, Ryder simply changed hands and dribbled the ball in advance after taking the ball. After adjusting his rhythm slightly, he was ready to launch an attack.
The basketball was switched back to his right hand. While dribbling, Ryder also stepped with his right foot to the right, and his center of gravity suddenly dropped.
"Is it the first step to break through?"
"Planning to change direction."
Wu Dao didn't make any immediate move. He just felt his heart sinking and then quickly reached out and pointed at the basketball. His idea is also very simple. Before the opponent officially confirms the breakthrough direction, try to influence the opponent's rhythm of holding the ball as much as possible.
Sure enough, in order to deal with Wu Dao's steal, Leder accelerated his dribbling rhythm and quickly slapped the ball on the ground with his right hand. While it rebounded, Leder stepped directly in front of the left with his right foot.
While holding the basketball in his left hand, Leder also stepped on the cloth to speed up, trying to get past the right side of Budo.
However, Wu Dao, who had expected it, slipped and easily caught up with Ryder. This time, Wu Dao only gave the opponent a little physical confrontation, and then followed the direction of Rydel's breakthrough and pursued the inside.
Quickly crossing the three-point line, Leder broke through for a certain distance and took the initiative to hold the ball and stick it to Wu Dao. After seeking a little physical confrontation, Leder paused, leaned his upper body slightly backward, directly joined the ball and took off, just like Gotta throw the ball.
This is his usual offensive method.
When facing tight pressure from defenders, Leder will choose to make a pull-up jump shot after physical confrontation.
Generally speaking, when a defensive player is hit by him, he will be pushed away by the force of his impact. At worst, his own stability will be affected by this force, making it impossible to use his bounce.
Ryder chose to make a pull-up jump shot after physical confrontation, which is definitely one of the best offensive methods!
but
His opponent today was a little different.
Budo is not a defender, he is a striker!
Ryder's martial arts skills are inherently misplaced.
It's okay to use force to beat Ryder with martial arts, but asking Ryder to fight with force is no different from dying.
The pursuing martial arts was directly pushed hard by Ryder. However, this level of physical confrontation was far from being enough for martial arts to prevent him from maintaining his center of gravity.
As Leder suddenly stopped to combine the ball, Wu Dao also stopped in his steps. Without even jumping, he sprinted directly in front of Leder and slapped the basketball in the opponent's hand.
"Bang!!"
Wu Dao's palm hit the basketball firmly, and the huge force made Ryder, who was leaning slightly backward, unsteady. His hands loosened and he stumbled down.
Fortunately, Ryder reacted quickly and used both hands to support his butt before it touched the ground. Leder, who lost the ball, hurriedly turned around to pursue it.
However, at this time, Wu Dao had already taken the lead and rushed towards the green team's basket with the ball.
And when Ryder just stood up, a tall green figure quickly flashed in front of him.
"Bang!" Wu Dao entered the basketball with the ball. After blasting the ball, he jumped up with the ball in both hands and glided towards the basket.
Just as Wu Dao was about to pour the ball into the basket, he suddenly saw a green shadow out of the corner of his eye. The next second, the green No. 21 jersey appeared in Wu Dao's sight.
A big hand also swatted directly at the basketball in Wu Dao's hand.
Garnett!
This big man who entered the inside early during the offense actually caught up with Wu Dao on the defensive end and came to Wu Dao's side to block Wu Dao.
This is the first time I have seen such a scene after so many years of martial arts playing.
In previous games, Wu Dao has never encountered an inside player who can keep up with his speed! Garnett is the first insider that Wu Dao has encountered who can keep up with his speed.
Although he was surprised, Wu Dao did not hesitate in his actions. He grabbed the ball with his raised hands and put the ball into his arms the moment Wu Dao noticed the pursuit. Then Wu Dao raised his right arm and directly blocked Garnett's shot. With his big hand, he grabbed the ball with his left hand and poured the ball directly into the basket.
An ultimate lever dunk, Wu Dao's body grabbed the basket, and then quickly fell to the ground. Garnett failed to block the ball. He raised his head and saw the basketball falling from the net. His eyes were full of astonishment and surprise.
Faced with a pursuing defender, he pulled the lever and dunked in the air. Is this kind of reaction really something that a sophomore in high school can do?
Garnett just graduated from high school this year. If he were allowed to perform this martial arts move in normal times, he could do it.
But during the game, he really couldn't do it so calmly when faced with a sudden defensive player.
The ability to adapt in just a moment.
“ohhhh!!!”
I once again witnessed a martial arts dunk. This time, it was still a dunk with the lever under the pursuit of Garnett. This time, the Timberwolves players in the dugout couldn't hold it in any longer, and roars came from the dugout on the sidelines. .
The "real" boss of the team, starting forward Tom Gugliotta, who did not participate in the training game due to injury, patted his head and shouted loudly.
Tom Gugliotta is a white player. You know, a white man like him and a black man like Leder are naturally less able to deal with each other.
What's more, Leder has a flamboyant personality. He doesn't like to pass the ball to white teammates during games, and he doesn't deal with white center Christian Laettner.
Also as a white man, Tom Gugliotta is of course more inclined to the easy-to-get-together Christine Lightner.
It's like girls helping girls.
The same goes for white. Help white.
But this doesn’t mean that Tom Gugliotta has any discrimination against black people. He just doesn’t like Ryder, who has a flamboyant personality. In fact, it’s not discrimination.
Seeing the explosive performance of martial arts, Tom Gugliotta was very excited and happy. He was very happy to see Leder defeated.
He had a hunch that after today's practice match, there might be an additional angle in the team dedicated to mocking Leder!
Wu Dao glanced at Garnett and walked towards his half of the court without saying anything. As he approached the midline, he met Ryder who was walking towards the backcourt to get the ball.
"That's it? That's it for NBA players?"
"Is this all you have?"
"I don't feel any defensive pressure!"
Wu Dao slowed down as he passed by Ryder and said to Ryder.
Now he is a bit like Yao who learned that Chandler entered the NBA after beating him in training camp.
If he can make it to the NBA, so can I.
At this time, Wu Dao had such thoughts in his heart.
Leder can join the Timberwolves, so he must be fine.
At this time, Wu Dao still regarded Ryder as an unknown minor player in the Timberwolves. He had no idea that the guy he was destroying was the "chief" scorer of the Timberwolves.
"Boy, what did you say?!"
Ryder's temper was not good at all. Faced with Wu Dao's ridicule, he suddenly became angry. He paused, turned around and rushed in front of Wu Dao. He stretched out his hand to grab Wu Dao's collar. go.
However, before Leder could grab Martial Arts' collar, Leder felt his hands being restrained.
Martial arts came first, and directly grabbed Ryder's wrists with both hands. He looked at Ryder coldly, with a smile on his lips.
He had already had enough of this inexplicable sense of superiority from the United States.
Now, Wu Dao does not want to continue to play his "Mr. Nice" anymore.
He finally understood that in this country, if you show humility, others will only think you are weak, and they will throw your humility to the ground and step on it hard.
In Ryder's eyes, being careless in martial arts is a sign of weakness.
"If you want to play ball, then play well."
"If you want to fight, I will accompany you."
"If you can beat me!"
Martial Arts used both arms to forcefully grab Ryder's hands, cross them and press them on Ryder's chest.
As the coach and manager shouted at him, Wu Dao pushed Leder away and looked at him coldly.
