On the next possession, just as the Bucks inbounded the ball, Wang Yi darted in from the side and stole it.
Doug was right behind him.
Seeing Wang Yi steal the ball and dribble twice before leaping for a dunk, Doug jumped as high as he could to block him from behind.
He might have called it a block from behind, but in reality, he launched himself straight into Wang Yi from behind.
He forced Wang Yi, who had just jumped, back down to the ground.
Wang Yi was underneath, Doug on top, and the two of them crashed to the floor.
But even then, Wang Yi managed to flick the ball upward with his right hand, shooting it backward.
With nothing but the strength of his wrist, he sent the ball toward the rim.
It rolled around the rim twice before finally dropping through the net.
At the same time, Wang Yi hit the floor hard.
Doug, who weighed over 110 kilograms, slammed down hard on Wang Yi's back.
Wang Yi let out a pained grunt.
That hit had been brutal.
Wang Yi got up and took a deep breath.
James and Paul hurried over to ask if he was all right.
Mitchell, who was on the sidelines, had already started charging over to throw hands.
But the coach and several teammates held him back with all their strength.
If he charged onto the court, that would be a Technical Foul for sure.
When Paul and James asked Wang Yi how he was, he shook his head. "That was a nasty fall. That guy went way too hard."
Then they heard groaning from nearby.
They turned to see Doug rolling around on the floor, both hands clutching his crotch.
James and Paul understood what had happened as soon as