Everyone thought the mother and son were just actors hired by the show to liven things up.
After all, this was only the very beginning of the first episode. They must have been brought in to liven up the atmosphere and make things more entertaining for the audience.
Nobody thought they had come to compete—not even the boy's mother. She was purely there to meet Jay Chou.
Wang Yi gestured for them to step forward. "Now you're the only two left, so go ahead and start your battle."
The fat boy went to the middle of the court, while his mother stepped to the sidelines to watch.
Most of the time, though, she was looking at Jay Chou.
For the first time in her life, she was this close to her idol. Her heart pounded wildly.
The dreadlocked youth didn't take Pang Bo seriously at all.
So he gave Pang Bo the ball and let him take the first possession.
The rules for the one-on-one were simple: the first player to score 11 points within four minutes won. If neither player reached 11, then whoever scored the most points in four minutes would win.
Pang Bo looked adorably goofy as he tossed the ball to the dreadlocked youth.
The youth passed it back, and Pang Bo began dribbling.
He leaned his left side against the dreadlocked youth and started dribbling with his right hand.
From the way he dribbled, Wang Yi and Guo Allen could tell at a glance that he hadn't been playing basketball for long. It seemed his mother hadn't been exaggerating when she said he'd been practicing for two months.
Broad and heavyset, he leaned his left side against the dreadlocked youth, dribbled with his right hand, and edged sideways toward the basket, using his body to