Big Mouth Barkley nodded. "That's right. That's exactly how it felt."
When someone went too long without facing an opponent who could match him, then suddenly came up against one, he naturally wouldn't want the game to end so quickly. The trouble was, taking that kind of risk was just too dangerous.
Throughout history, few Superstars had dared to take such a risk. But Wang Yi had.
Because he was Wang Yi!
Curry nodded. "That's right."
It all came down to two words: Wang Yi. Because he was Wang Yi, all of this made sense.
Aleksandar took one last look at Wang Yi, then turned and headed into the Player Tunnel.
The giant screen froze on Wang Yi's stats for the game.
41 points, 7 rebounds, 7 assists.
Those numbers would have been impressive for any other star, but this was Wang Yi.
People held him to a much higher standard. Forty points, 7 rebounds, and 7 assists were nothing out of the ordinary for him.
Just then, a beautiful blonde, blue-eyed reporter from ESPN arrived courtside, holding a microphone with a cameraman following behind her.
Her eyes were full of admiration as she said to Wang Yi:
"Hello, Wang. I'm Scarlett Kerr, a basketball reporter for ESPN. May I interview you?"
Wang Yi looked at the reporter.
She was about 175 centimeters tall, with a slender figure.
Unlike many Western women, she wasn't wearing heavy makeup, just a light touch.
Her long blond hair was simply tied into a high ponytail at the back of her head.
She looked sharp and capable.
What struck Wang Yi most was that, unlike other female reporters, she wasn't dressed either in something revealing or in a long gown that looked like an evening dress.
She wore a black-and-white tracksuit.
Her pants were