The spectators who saw it couldn't help but gasp in amazement.
"He played all 40 minutes, and in the final moments he still had enough left to leap straight up and pull off a 360-degree crossover dunk."
"Brother Yi really is a certified freak of nature."
"Holy crap, Brother Yi is incredible!"
"Look at Jokic's face. He's completely stunned."
"Jokic isn't stunned by Brother Yi's dunk. It's because Brother Yi just got two steals in a row. That's his 35th steal of the game! He's stealing everything—he's really stealing everything!"
Just then, a prompt appeared in Wang Yi's mind:
[Steals: 35. Steal success rate increased to 72%]
In other words, he succeeded on about three out of every four attempts.
That success rate was terrifyingly high!
During team practice, Wang Yi often missed only one or two out of a hundred free throws.
A moment earlier, he had reached up and stopped the ball in midair with one hand.
Tavarnovich and Micic were the slowest, so those two headed straight downcourt.
Only 47 seconds remained in the game.
It seemed the Serbian head coach did have some tactical sense.
But Zhang Yu didn't fight me for position. When he pushed me, I simply took a couple of steps back.
Of course, China Team might send someone downcourt to disrupt the two players' fast break. Jokic might not be able to pass directly to them, so Jovic would wait near midcourt as an outlet. Jokic could pass to Jovic, who would then look for a chance to get the ball to the other two.
Since Wang Yi had been prepared, he quickly got in front of Jovic this time.
When China Team inbounded the ball next, they used a clever set play.
If he just stood still and waited for the