A Spectacular Alley-Oop Show

The opening 180-degree alley-oop poster dunk instantly set the entire Philippine arena ablaze.

Doncic, not far behind Wang Yi, watched him land and shook his head again and again.

He muttered, "Mom, I've had dinner with an alien."

Doncic wasn't about to be outdone. He dribbled into the frontcourt, drove one step inside, then crossed over and retreated beyond the three-point line.

His three-point shot went in.

There was nothing Zhao Jiwei could do.

Having Zhao Jiwei guard Dongzi was simply impossible.

Zhao Jiwei was 1.83 meters tall and weighed 79 kilograms.

Dongzi, meanwhile, was 2.01 meters tall and weighed 105 kilograms.

How was he supposed to guard him?

And besides his height and weight, Dongzi had an incredible feel for tempo.

He was extremely tall and heavy.

He wasn't very fast, and compared with other point guards, his physical gifts weren't particularly impressive either.

But when it came to controlling the tempo, he had it down to a science.

His step-back three-point percentage was pretty high, too.

Zhao Jiwei shook his head at Wang Yi.

Actually, Wang Yi was at a disadvantage against Dongzi in height and weight as well.

But he was very strong, and had an overwhelming advantage in speed.

That was why Coach Du Feng had planned for him to guard Doncic before the game.

Zhao Jiwei had just told Wang Yi that he wanted to test himself against an elite NBA point guard.

With his athleticism, he naturally wouldn't choose to test himself against point guards like Westbrook or Lillard.

In terms of speed and explosiveness, he'd thought he could at least match Dongzi.

Maybe even get the better of him.

But as soon as they faced off, he realized how naive he'd been.

Dongzi wasn't trying to beat him with speed or explosiveness.

He