Rumble—
The spectators sitting behind the basket felt as if the ground were shaking.
It was hard to imagine the force behind that dunk unless you had seen it in person.
A child sitting along the baseline couldn't help blurting out, "The Titan Beast!"
His father, who sat beside him wearing glasses and looking scholarly, heard the child's exclamation and felt the shock of Pang Bo's dunk. He couldn't help nodding.
"Yeah. That guy really is a Titan Beast."
The child had only said it offhand because he was so stunned. Little did he know that the words would become Pang Bo's nickname for a long time afterward.
That was because the child's father was a sports columnist.
He usually wrote sports columns online.
After the game, he used the phrase "Titan Beast" to describe Pang Bo in his column, and from then on, it became Pang Bo's nickname for the rest of his life.
The game continued for another five minutes.
During those five minutes, Pang Bo kept attacking the paint.
He went at Bond five times in a row and scored on four of them.
An 80 percent success rate.
The commentators on the sidelines shook their heads and sighed. De'Anthony's ability to adjust on the fly was simply too poor, they said. Without Wang Yi, he was nothing.
But in truth, after Pang Bo had gone at Bond three times in a row, De'Anthony had already considered making an adjustment.
He wanted to reinforce the defense on Pang Bo.
But that would mean easing up a little on defense elsewhere.
And the opposing team had Wang Yi, after all.
If he sent two players to trap Pang Bo, they would have to loosen up on Wang Yi. Did he know what that meant?
De'Anthony had coached Wang