These players had finally put up some explosive stats, only for Wang Yi to blow them away so completely that nothing was left. No wonder they were a little annoyed.
But that was all.
If they had what it took, they could beat Wang Yi on the court.
The problem was, they didn't even have what it took to beat Wang Yi on the court.
After the game, Wang Yi returned to the locker room for an examination. When they removed the bandage, his right wrist was visibly swollen.
The team doctors quickly took an X-ray and confirmed that he had a hairline fracture in his right wrist.
Several doctors looked horrified when they saw the results.
They had thought Wang Yi had only bruised his wrist or strained a ligament.
They hadn't expected him to have a hairline fracture.
They couldn't imagine how he had managed to finish the game while enduring the agony of a fractured wrist.
Most players, even with a minor fracture in a finger, would head to the locker room for an examination right away and wouldn't return to the game.
You didn't see players like Kobe Bryant anymore, who would force a broken finger back into place and keep playing.
Wang Yi's wrist was clearly fractured, yet he had gone out and played through the injury. It was terrifying.
Miyakawa Maya and Baiyin both had tears glistening in their eyes.
Miyakawa Maya, especially, couldn't help walking up to Wang Yi and gently cradling his right hand.
He had played for 32 minutes with a fractured wrist and scored 52 points. That took incredible willpower.
They then gave Wang Yi an MRI and confirmed that his right wrist had only a hairline fracture, with no ligament tears or other injuries.
After the examination, the team