Wang Yi was the first to enter the press conference room.
When he entered the room today, he wasn't as excited as he had been after winning the title the previous two times.
After all, it wasn't his first time.
Since this was the postgame press conference for the Finals—and the final game of the Finals—the conference lasted longer today, giving reporters a chance to ask several questions.
A beautiful reporter asked the first question:
"Wang, you don't seem as excited today as you were after winning the title the previous two times."
Wang Yi shrugged and replied as if it were only natural, "Eat huge feasts every day, and you'll get tired of them too."
Hearing this, many players watching the live broadcast who had yet to win a championship, along with retired legends who had never won one either, all felt the urge to reach through the screen, drag Wang Yi out, and rough him up.
Butler felt that way, Barkley felt that way, and so did McGrady.
Listen to him. What kind of thing is that to say?
Some people worked their asses off for ten or twenty years and never won a championship.
And you're saying it's like eating huge feasts every day.
Where's my knife?!
A reporter tried to stir things up. "I feel like you're taking a shot at someone."
Wang Yi looked completely innocent. "I'm not taking a shot at anyone."
That sounded perfectly harmless to viewers in other countries.
But Chinese viewers were practically losing their minds with laughter.
In the comments:
"I'm not taking a shot at anyone. I'm saying everyone here is trash!"
"Hahahaha, Brother Yi's bluffing here is worth, at most, a nine out of ten."
"Brother Yi is so bad. Chris Paul and Gallo are in the locker