Tures saw that Wang Yi, whom he had just shielded from the fray, had now returned to the very center of the conflict. His heart sank. He was about to shout for Wang Yi to get out of there, but Wang Yi made a move.
He stretched out both hands, pushing Tures and Jon apart, one to each side.
But whether in everyday life or on the court, when people like these two got into a fight, if everyone else left them alone, they might stop after a couple of blows. But the more people tried to break it up, the more fired up they got.
The more people tried to pull them apart, the more they felt they couldn't afford to lose face.
Jon already felt humiliated when Tures had shoved him to the floor. Now Tures had yelled at him, too, and he felt he couldn't back down. He charged forward with all his strength.
Tures naturally refused to give an inch and charged forward as well. When Wang Yi realized he couldn't keep them apart, he simply grabbed Jon, who was closer to him, and pinned both of Jon's arms.
He pulled Jon backward, making it look as though he was trying to get him out of the fight.
Anyone who saw this would think Wang Yi was breaking up the fight.
But the moment Tures and Wang Yi locked eyes, he suddenly understood what his boss meant.
His boss looked like he was trying to separate them, but in reality, he was completely taking sides.
Since he was going to get ejected anyway, he might as well throw in a couple more punches. So he put in even more effort. The three security guards and referees behind him couldn't hold him back. Dragging all three along,