What was most astonishing was that this guy stood a whopping 2.28 meters tall, yet on defense he could guard players from the paint to the perimeter, then back again.
In other words, any team with him could play Unlimited Switching Defense.
It completely defied human understanding, as well as the laws of physics and biology.
Since both his father and mother were scientists specializing in biological genetics, there had been plenty of rumors that his parents had subjected him to Gene Modification.
Gene Modification was such a sci-fi idea that it seemed utterly absurd. But last year, just two months before he was due to enter the NBA draft, a reputable French media outlet revealed evidence that he had undergone Gene Modification.
Even the French police had launched an investigation.
The results still hadn't come out, but the case had already sparked enormous controversy.
Because of this, the NBA had revoked his draft eligibility last year.
And if there still wasn't a ruling before the draft this year, he would once again be barred from entering the NBA draft.
The reason FIBA had allowed him to compete this year was that although there was evidence he was an artificial person, they didn't consider it conclusive.
Wemby's all-around skills had brought the entire Slovenia team to life. From the very start of the game, Slovenia had stayed ahead while France was forced to take a beating.
There weren't many players in the world who could block Wen Guyijianyi.
"But this guy's different. He's got the agility of a perimeter player, and the physicality of a big man."
Facing Wemby's steal attempt, he gathered the ball in his left hand and swept it around his waist. Then, after reaching the basket, he jumped straight up and powered down a dunk over