In Zen Master's view, since Wang Yi could get past King Arthur in isolation, Yang Hanson should be sent in to help Wang Yi create space.
King Arthur's gaze had turned extremely grave as he faced Wang Yi. That move where Wang Yi got past him had reminded him of Wang Yi in his peak period.
Back in his peak period, Wang Yi had beaten him off the dribble, one step at a time, again and again.
This time, he absolutely could not let his guard down.
Facing King Arthur, Wang Yi once again held the ball aloft in his right hand.
He extended it behind his back to keep King Arthur from stripping it away.
Then he began looking for an opportunity.
At one point, he signaled Pang Bo with his eyes, telling him to come up and set a screen.
Pang Bo immediately stepped up.
This time, King Arthur did not let himself get distracted, because he feared that Wang Yi's look was still a fake move.
So he continued guarding Wang Yi tightly.
Pang Bo came up to set a screen for Wang Yi. His screen covered a huge area, allowing Wang Yi to easily get an open shooting opportunity.
There was one issue, though: when Pang Bo came up this time, the opposing center, Antoine, came up as well.
Although Pang Bo stood between Antoine and Wang Yi, with Antoine's leaping ability, height, and wingspan, he could still disrupt Wang Yi's shot. So Wang Yi bent low and faced Antoine directly, intending to get past him.
The opposition was playing man-to-man defense, so Antoine was now guarding Wang Yi. Facing Antoine, Wang Yi accelerated straight toward the paint, while Antoine followed behind him at an unhurried pace.
After driving to the Mid-range, Wang Yi suddenly came