The ball bounced near midcourt and soared high into the air.
Wang Yi, who had already sprinted to the frontcourt, suddenly slammed on the brakes, spun around, and charged toward the ball above midcourt.
His sudden stop left two long black streaks on the hardwood in the frontcourt!
King Arthur had been chasing Wang Yi at full speed, but Wang Yi's abrupt stop sent him flying more than five meters past him.
Caught completely off guard, he could only watch helplessly as Wang Yi got the ball.
Wang Yi collected the ball with ease at midcourt.
Everyone else was still in the Raptors' backcourt.
Wang Yi was at midcourt, while King Arthur was on the three-point line in the Raptors' frontcourt.
Seeing King Arthur on the three-point line, Wang Yi dribbled straight at him.
His eyes were sharp as blades, and his momentum was utterly unstoppable.
One look at Wang Yi told King Arthur what he had in mind: Wang Yi had no intention of taking a three. He was going straight to the basket for a dunk.
King Arthur's expression changed, and he hurriedly set himself on defense.
So when defending, King Arthur turned his body sideways, leaving Wang Yi a path to the basket.
That way, even if Wang Yi got past him, he could use his chest to impede Wang Yi and keep him from building speed.
On the other hand, if he faced Wang Yi head-on, it would be much harder to catch up after getting beaten.
He had plenty of defensive experience and chose the safest approach.
The next moment, Wang Yi had already gotten half a step past King Arthur.
His footwork was nimble. A crossover was all it took to shake off King Arthur's defense.
King Arthur used his chest to impede Wang