Furthermore, after the game, Wang Yi had a staff member find the server so he could apologize to her in person.
He also signed the sneakers he had worn during the game and gave them to her as an apology.
The server was so overwhelmed that tears filled her eyes. She said she'd never imagined that a world-class superstar like Wang Yi would apologize over such a trivial matter to someone as insignificant as her, then give her such a precious gift.
It was the happiest moment of her life.
But Bales wouldn't care about any of that. He'd only criticize Wang Yi for not immediately checking on the server after knocking her over.
A die-hard Wang Yi hater like him had actually gone on to profess his love for Wang Yi after this game.
That showed just how much of an impact Wang Yi's return had made.
And it wasn't just Bales. In fact, countless fans had watched the game with rapt attention because Wang Yi had returned.
To be fair, Bales had only been half right.
Although the NBA was a little lackluster these days, it wasn't completely boring.
Gun King Morant, Edwards, and this year's rookie from South Sudan could all put on some spectacular performances. Their playing styles were a joy to watch, too.
They could throw down dunks over towering centers or swat shots right out of the air.
They could twist their bodies in midair to dodge defenders and finish layups.
In the old NBA, those plays would have earned plenty of praise.
But Wang Yi had spoiled the audience.
He'd shown them too many unbelievable shots and too many miracles on the court.
So when they watched other players, they found it all rather dull.
Even Morant's explosive dunks seemed like they belonged