He had pinned this video.
The second video showed him beating two streetball hotshots at a court in Guangdong Province.
After beating them, he was still arrogantly pointing at the two players. "Chinese players are nothing special."
The third video showed him beating five streetball hotshots at Rucker Park in Magic City.
This time, besides saying that Chinese players were nothing special, he also arrogantly pointed at the players there. "I'll take on ten!"
None of the videos had many likes, but they had a tremendous number of views.
Clearly, watching them had left Chinese fans speechless.
People had also commented below:
"I know this Shiraha Otoko. He's a Japanese influencer streetballer. He posted these videos to hype himself up and get traffic. Don't pay attention to him."
"But his basketball skills really do seem pretty good."
"Can't a real hotshot step up and put him in his place?"
"Even if the streetballers can't beat him, surely a pro player could take him down easily."
"Why doesn't Brother Yi do something?"
There were tens of thousands of replies to that comment.
"How can you expect a pro player to deal with a streetballer like that? Winning wouldn't be glorious, and losing would be humiliating."
"What's Brother Yi's status, and what's his? Put simply, if Brother Yi even gives him the time of day, he's already lost."
"So are we just going to let him keep acting so arrogant?"
Wang Yi saw that and picked up his glass of red wine, downing it in one go.
Seeing Wang Yi's expression, Wang Yaoxue realized he was considering doing something and hurried to talk him out of it:
"You're not actually thinking of taking him on, are you? You'd better not. I know you could crush him without breaking a sweat, but what