Doug slammed into Wang Yi like a wall, knocking him off his chair.
Wang Yi had been turned around, talking to Kevin, an assistant coach behind him, and hadn't noticed at all.
He only heard Anjiali beside him cry out, "Watch out!"
The next moment, Wang Yi felt a wall crash hard into him.
And it wasn't just a wall—there were spikes on it, too.
As Doug came crashing down, his elbow slammed into Wang Yi's chest, while his knee shot straight toward Wang Yi's groin.
Although Rose beside them had done his best to pull Wang Yi away and help him avoid Doug's knee, Doug's elbow still slammed hard into Wang Yi's chest.
The stool Wang Yi had been sitting on collapsed instantly under their weight.
He and Doug fell to the floor together.
Wang Yi felt a dull ache in his ribs, and it was as if a boulder were pressing down on his chest. He couldn't catch his breath for a long time.
The team doctor hurried over from the sidelines.
Baiyin also rushed to Wang Yi's side and checked his pulse.
Thankfully, it wasn't serious.
After everyone examined him, they determined that Wang Yi had only been winded by the impact.
Baiyin gave Wang Yi a Chinese-style massage on his chest.
A moment later, Wang Yi finally caught his breath.
Meanwhile, out on the court, Mane was the first to charge over. He lunged straight at Doug, who had just gotten back to his feet.
"Fuck you! Are you trying to kill someone?!"
Fortunately, Westbrook stayed calm and wrapped his arms around Mane's waist.
"This is his plan. He wants to hurt Wang Yi and provoke us at the same time. Wang Yi definitely doesn't want to see you get ejected for standing up for him.