The Western All-Stars saw what happened and exchanged uneasy glances.
Each of them gritted his teeth in secret.
They also made up their minds to target Wang Yi even more from then on.
Go ahead and steal the ball if you can. Let's see how many you can get.
It was the Eastern All-Stars' turn to attack.
Nick Wilde dribbled on the perimeter. Seeing that the other Western All-Stars weren't guarding him, he used a screen from the Great Emperor, Embiid, to get around Wang Yi.
Then he drove straight into the paint.
The Western All-Stars' center, Towns, saw Nick Wilde drive in, but didn't even bother to help on defense. He just watched as Nick Wilde went up for the dunk.
But just as Wilde leaped, Wang Yi sprang up behind him.
As he rose, Wang Yi reached over Wilde's back and slapped the ball with his big hand. Then his other hand came over, and he snatched the ball away.
"Give me that!"
The block-and-steal was astonishing.
Tatum had already gotten more than a meter past Wang Yi and thought he'd left him behind.
But Wang Yi seemed to rocket out from behind him, snatching the ball away in an instant.
As soon as he landed, Wang Yi charged upcourt as if he had wheels on his feet.
This time, Wemby and LaMelo Ball moved to stop him at midcourt.
Wang Yi simply didn't bother crossing the line.
From the backcourt, he launched an ultra-long three-pointer.
The ball traced an impossibly beautiful arc through the air before crashing into the hoop like a cannonball.
The spectacle was off the charts!
In just one minute, Wang Yi had thrown down an Overlord Dunk, stolen the ball and dunked over two defenders, and swatted it away from behind in midair!