After landing, Wang Yi quickly charged toward the frontcourt.
Embiid and Harden immediately moved to stop him.
In the All-Star Game, the first three quarters were usually more or less just for show.
When Wang Yi stole the ball like this, even if the other stars tried to stop him, they would only do so halfheartedly.
But now Embiid and Harden came at Wang Yi in earnest, intent on defending him.
As Wang Yi reached the two of them, he didn't slow down at all. He went straight into a Tornado Spin.
Half-bumping, half-squeezing, he forced his way between the two of them and spun right past.
Embiid weighed more than 120 kilograms, after all.
By all rights, Wang Yi shouldn't have been able to budge him.
Yet as Wang Yi spun and squeezed past his side, Embiid was shoved backward, stumbling two steps and nearly falling to the ground.
He stared in astonishment at Wang Yi's retreating figure.
How is this guy so strong?
There were still two players in the frontcourt: LaMelo Ball and this year's number-one draft pick, Nick Wilde.
Nick Wilde was a Small Forward, too.
His build was a little like Durant's.
LaMelo Ball was now blocking Wang Yi at the three-point line, while Wilde waited in the paint to stop him from dunking.
In a game that was supposed to be for show, the other side had set up layers of defense. The intensity was on par with a real Regular Season game.
Wang Li saw this and grew furious.
He faced LaMelo Ball and crossed the ball in front of his body, dribbling left.
Halfway through, he suddenly shifted to the right.
The terrifying part was that his speed didn't drop at all during the entire change of direction.
Rose's no-slowdown crossover!
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