After that block, the ball happened to fall right into King Arthur's hands.
King Arthur took the ball and charged straight for the basket.
Wang Yi was still off balance after the block, and Zhang Yu was the only one under the basket.
Zhang Yu was a strong defender, but he was no match for King Arthur charging at full speed.
When King Arthur got moving, he was like a hundred-ton truck barreling down the road.
How could Zhang Yu possibly stop him?
King Arthur went right at Zhang Yu, leaping up for a poster dunk.
But the moment he jumped, a huge hand as broad as a millstone reached over from behind him and clamped down on the ball. Then it gave a hard swipe, knocking the ball straight to the floor.
Three or four players immediately dove for the loose ball, and Edwards eventually came away with it.
Wazi saw three or four players sprawled on the floor. Pang Bo and Wang Yi were both down, and Zhang Yu was a little unsteady on his feet.
The basket seemed unguarded, so he took the ball and drove straight toward it.
Then he leaped high beneath the basket, ready to throw down a dunk.
But at that very moment, three players jumped in front of him and to either side, all reaching out with their huge hands and swatting at the ball.
In front of him was Pang Bo, who had just gotten back to his feet.
To his left was Wang Yi, who had just risen from the floor.
To his right was Zhang Yu, who had just regained his balance.
Wazi was stunned.
He could set Zhang Yu aside, but Wang Yi and Pang Bo had clearly fallen to the floor just moments ago. He'd seen his