After Mad Tiger had thrown himself into two consecutive diving saves to keep the ball alive, Big Lock Rock hurried toward where it was coming down.
Tatum on the other team also raced toward the ball's landing spot.
The two of them converged, and the ball was tipped into the air again.
It then fell beyond the three-point line on the left wing, and Wang Yi sprinted toward it as fast as he could.
But Brown was in a better position than Wang Yi.
When he saw Wang Yi rushing toward the ball, he moved directly in front of him, taking the straight-line route to where it was falling.
Brown was also very experienced. He knew Wang Yi was extremely fast and might overtake him by cutting around him. He had already prepared a countermeasure: as he ran, he raised his elbows and swung them back and forth.
If Wang Yi tried to go around him, he would inevitably take a hard elbow.
At last, Brown reached the spot directly beneath the ball before Wang Yi did.
He secretly rejoiced. Wang Yi hadn't managed to get past him.
Then he waited for the ball to drop to the right height before jumping.
But before he could leap, he saw a huge shadow fall over him from behind.
The next moment,
Wang Yi's figure rose up behind his head.
Brown was utterly shocked.
He hurriedly jumped too.
Of course, he couldn't get the ball.
He just wanted to collide with Wang Yi in midair and knock him out of position, so Wang Yi wouldn't be able to get the ball either.
And Brown really was very experienced. When two players fought for the same ball in the air, neither was considered to have control of it. So as long as he