During those few days, Wang Shiyu continued challenging streetball courts in Japan. They had already taken down seven of them.
Wang Shiyu's challenges were still ongoing.
In fact, before setting out, Wang Yi's team had already set a finish line for Wang Shiyu's challenge.
After taking down the other streetball courts, their final target would be the court at Yoyogi Park in Tokyo, Japan.
That was the court where Wang Yi had once shown off his incredible skills and defeated Japan's streetball stars. Wang Shiyu would complete the achievement his father had accomplished there.
Wang Yi had spent ten days in Saudi Arabia Linear City, while Wang Shiyu had only one final court left to challenge in Japan—Yoyogi.
Word had it that streetball stars from all over Japan were now gathering at Yoyogi, all to stop Wang Shiyu and his team.
Japan's streetball community couldn't afford to lose face completely. They couldn't let a ten-year-old from China take down every streetball court in the country.
That was why the top players from all over Japan had gathered at Yoyogi, waiting for Wang Shiyu to arrive.
However, Wang Yi's team hadn't planned to send Wang Shiyu to Yoyogi right away. They wanted him to rest and recover for a few days first.
Wang Shiyu had been challenging courts across Japan for ten straight days, taking down one streetball venue after another.
Now that top players were gathering at Yoyogi, Wang Shiyu needed time to rest and get ready.
Meanwhile, Wang Yi received a call from his boss, Tamim, in Saudi Arabia Linear City.
Tamim told Wang Yi that he had finished all the arrangements for taking over the Lakers, and they could now sign a new contract with the team.
They would also pay Wang Yi his salary as soon as