At this moment, Antoine had his left foot planted on the floor while his right foot was lifting forward.
Wang Yi accelerated past Antoine's left side, making it impossible for Antoine to slide laterally or chase after him immediately.
Just like that, Wang Yi got past Antoine in a single step.
Antoine hurriedly turned around and chased after Wang Yi.
Wang Yi also knew that if he simply continued like this, Antoine would very likely still block him.
So when he reached the three-point line, he suddenly paused.
Why did he pause there?
Because he saw King Arthur coming over to help defend.
With that brief pause, Wang Yi glanced toward Yang Hanson.
King Arthur immediately realized that Wang Yi might pass to Yang Hanson, who would be wide open, so he hurriedly stopped in his tracks.
That left Wang Yi with a clear path to keep driving forward.
At the same time, Wang Yi's pause allowed Antoine to come up alongside him.
But seeing Wang Yi stop, Antoine stopped as well.
Yet at the very instant he came to a stop, Wang Yi forcefully pushed off the floor with his left foot and shot forward like a bullet.
Antoine's center of gravity was much higher than Wang Yi's, after all.
When Wang Yi suddenly exploded forward, Antoine could not keep up at all. He could only watch as Wang Yi drove to within half a step of the free throw line, then forcefully pushed off with his left foot and soared into the air.
The next moment, he glided through the air like a dragon soaring through the heavens.
He held the basketball high in his right hand, as though he would Raise Fire to Burn the Sky.
The next moment, he hammered down a thunderous dunk, *Split the