926 Stars Fall One After Another
Many celebrities were caught up in this incident.
However, one hater escaped unscathed.
That person was the world's biggest Wang Yi hater, Stephen A. Smith.
At home in New York, Smith saw the reports about Wang Yi and secretly felt relieved.
Fortunately, he'd only made a brief comment at the time. He hadn't attacked Wang Yi or gone into any so-called analysis.
Otherwise, today he'd probably have been sued again by that despicable lawyer of Wang Yi's.
Later, this became a running joke across the NBA and the American internet.
The world's biggest Wang Yi hater had emerged completely unscathed from an incident in which almost the entire world had turned against Wang Yi.
Meanwhile, some star players and celebrities who had seemed on such good terms with Wang Yi had been caught up in it.
Some people thought it was because Stephen A. Smith had learned his lesson after the previous incident.
Although he was still criticizing Wang Yi, he wasn't making any personal attacks this time.
And his criticism stuck to the facts. He wasn't saying anything ridiculous.
The reporter then asked Wang Yi a second question.
"What have you taken away from this incident? Do you have any comments?"
This question had hit the mark.
The smirk disappeared from Wang Yi's face. His expression turned grave as his gaze swept over all the reporters present.
He slowly began:
"The root cause of this incident is Thomas's prejudice against people from the East. When my compatriot Shen Yanchao and I were caught up in the doping scandal, all the Western media attacked us. The Western internet users were especially vicious in their personal attacks against me and Shen Yanchao."
"And when Thomas got caught up in the same kind of scandal, where