On the next possession, Pang Bo and Wang Yi stayed in their original positions, and the ball was still passed to Pang Bo.
Pang Bo still jumped and caught the ball in midair, then landed on both feet at the same time.
After landing, he still rocked his shoulders from side to side. But this time, Park Jae-joong had learned his lesson. He didn't bite on the feint, instead keeping his body pressed against Pang Bo from behind.
Pang Bo started dribbling. With every bounce, he forcefully slid his left foot a step to the side.
It looked as though his left foot was always his pivot foot.
However, on his third dribble, instead of stepping forward with his left foot, he made a slight jump and landed on both feet at once.
The next moment, he instantly rocked his shoulders to the left.
Park Jae-joong thought Pang Bo's left foot was his pivot foot and that he would definitely turn left, so he jumped to the left. But Pang Bo used his right foot as his pivot and turned right.
He went straight into a spinning fadeaway jumper.
The ball easily banked off the backboard and went in.
Park Jae-joong wasn't having it. He immediately made a traveling violation gesture and complained to the referee beside him. "He traveled! He moved his pivot foot!"
The South Korea Team's head coach and substitutes on the sidelines also stood up, making traveling gestures with both hands.
Many South Korean fans in the stands made traveling gestures too.
Even many Chinese fans, though they didn't say anything out loud, were a little unsure in their hearts. That had to be traveling, right?
Just then, the broadcast director did the right thing and showed a replay of Pang Bo's move.
In the replay,