Even when faced with extremely difficult situations, he sometimes felt utterly helpless.
But after playing alongside Wang Yi for more than a season, he'd found that Wang Yi seemed never to feel that way.
Under normal circumstances, Wang Yi always played with ease, as if everything came naturally to him.
Even when faced with extremely difficult situations, Wang Yi didn't feel the slightest bit helpless. Instead, the tougher things got, the more fired up he became.
That kind of willpower was something no one else could match.
Growing up, King Arthur had only ever seen it in Wang Yi.
Over on the Raptors' bench, the Raptors Head Coach emphasized just one thing to his players:
"Stay glued to Wang Yi!"
"If anyone lets him get open again, or lets him get the ball, you're coming straight off the court!"
But he still didn't think that was enough. Next, he gave the whole team an order that left them dumbfounded:
"Put three men on Wang Yi!"
"When he's off the ball, keep three men on him. Don't give him the slightest chance to get it!"
"The moment he gets away from those three, the other two come over immediately. If you have to, all five of you swarm Wang Yi!"
"I'll say it again: don't let him get the ball!"
The order left everyone on the Raptors exchanging looks, but in the end, they all nodded.
After all, they hadn't expected to win this game in the first place. Their plan was to keep Wang Yi from scoring 24 points.
Wang Yi had already scored nine. There were still three minutes and forty seconds left, but they all knew that was more than enough time for him to reach his target.
If Wang Yi wanted to, he could score the remaining