After all, the more comments there were, the more traffic they got.
But now they had closed their comment section. It was clear how helpless they felt in the face of the abuse over their Chinese logic.
After the Raptors won the decisive Game 7, Wang Yi hit a buzzer-beater to eliminate the Hornets and send his team to the Finals once again. The reporter waiting courtside to interview him was none other than Camille, Nicole's colleague—the reporter who had once wagered one dollar against Wang Yi's 1.2 billion dollars.
The first time Camille interviewed Wang Yi, she had been only an intern.
Back then, she'd been a little shy and nervous during the interview, especially since she was interviewing a legendary superstar like Wang Yi.
She'd never imagined that during her very first interview with him, Wang Yi would offer to wager his entire salary for the next four years—1.2 billion dollars—against her one dollar.
If he won four championships in a row, Camille would owe him one dollar. If he failed, he would owe Camille 1.2 billion dollars.
That one incident made Camille an overnight sensation in the United States.
Her career took off, too. She was made a full-time employee and landed a high-paying job.
At the time, she'd only thought Wang Yi was crazy, and that he had a powerful charisma.
It wasn't until much later that she learned he'd known her family was struggling financially and had been finding a way to help her.
She felt deeply grateful to him for that.
For the past three years, Wang Yi had won three championships in a row, leaving fans full of anticipation for this season.
Fans dug up Wang Yi's old promise to win four straight championships with the Raptors once again.
They also brought up