Wang Yi gave Zion a three-way choice.
Would he defend against a left-side crossover drive, a step-back three-pointer, or a right-side spin drive?
Zion didn't hesitate. He chose to guard Wang Yi's three-pointer.
After all, Wang Yi's three-point shot was ridiculously accurate.
So he stepped forward.
Just then, Wang Yi pulled the ball with his left hand and spun 360 degrees on the spot.
Before the spin, the ball had been hovering beneath his palm.
He'd watched Zion's movement first, then pulled the ball into the spin.
Most people couldn't do that.
The moment the ball hovered, looking at the defender would make it drop.
And if he then tried to pull the ball into a spin, he wouldn't be able to get it across in time. He'd definitely lose control.
But Wang Yi's hands were big enough.
At the instant the ball hovered beneath his palm, he pointed all five fingers down and gripped it firmly.
That was what let him pull it across.
Zion lunged, Wang Yi spun, and once again he left Zion completely in the dust.
What was even more astonishing was that the move he used to get past Zion this time was exactly the same as before.
First, he drove right with a same-foot step, then abruptly stopped and dribbled behind his back, transferring the ball to his left hand. After a brief pause, he pulled it across with his left hand and spun 360 degrees.
Same spot, same move. The crowd couldn't help crying out in astonishment once again.
But did you think that was the end of it?
It wasn't.
After getting past Zion, Wang Yi still didn't drive to the basket, and he didn't shoot from mid-range, either. Instead, he turned around again, gave Zion a taunting look, and raised his