First Playoff Game, Crossover in Front of Iverson!

With the conclusion of these three games, only one matchup remained to complete the first games of the opening round.

After much anticipation, it had finally arrived.

The eyes of the entire world were fixed on New York, on basketball's sacred mecca—Madison Square Garden.

The league-leading New York Knicks were about to face the Philadelphia 76ers, who had reached the playoffs through Allen Iverson's efforts alone.

This was not merely a routine matchup between the first seed and the eighth seed in the Eastern Conference.

This was a direct dialogue between Li Fei and Allen Iverson.

This was a head-on collision between the owner of the Li-Fly brand and its biggest signed star.

The "Li-Fly Derby," a concept the media had hyped for an entire week, was finally about to take place.

Outside Madison Square Garden, the crowds roared, and camera flashes merged into a silver sea.

On the giant screen, a poster of Li Fei and Iverson in their respective team uniforms facing one another was filled with tension.

One was the undisputed king of the league, standing at the peak of the basketball world's pyramid.

The other was the unruly Challenger, the "Answer" leading the street culture trend.

Before the game had even begun, the atmosphere in the arena had already been pushed to its peak.

Iverson emerged from the player tunnel in baggy hip-hop clothes, wearing his signature headband.

The black, white, and red Answer I sneakers on his feet stood out sharply beneath the lights.

Facing the microphones thrust toward him by reporters, Iverson wore an expression of excitement and fervor.

"I know he's my boss, and I respect him greatly in business. He gave me an opportunity and gave me the best signature shoes. But—"

Iverson grinned, revealing a row of white teeth. His gaze