Tang Tian did not ask for an assistant either. After getting up, he did not rush to dunk. Instead, he crouched down, untied his shoelaces, and tied them again.
The on-site cameras obediently focused on Tang Tian's shoes.
They were the hottest Coca-Cola Godfather collaboration sneakers on the market.
Two batches of these sneakers had already been released, with only the final and largest batch remaining.
However, no one had yet bought one of the ten pairs personally signed by Tang Tian.
That close-up shot was perfect. Even Nike's vice president in the stands was grinning from ear to ear.
Nike had not asked Tang Tian to promote the shoes in this way. After all, the name Tang Tian alone was worth more than anything.
Clearly, Tang Tian was voluntarily giving the sneakers some exposure. He was truly a Conscientious Endorser.
It seemed that before long, it would be time to discuss a lifetime endorsement contract.
After tying his shoelaces, Tang Tian stamped his feet a few times and felt that everything was right. Holding the ball, he began his first dunk.
Like LaVine, he started his run from the baseline.
When he reached a point three meters from the basket, he launched himself into the air, but the way he took off was particularly unusual.
He had been running toward the basket, but after jumping, he turned ninety degrees in midair, putting his back parallel to the basket.
Moreover, during his leap, both arms—including the one holding the ball—were stretched straight out to his sides.
If he had hooked one leg up as well, it would have been Da Peng Spreads Wings!
But Tang Tian did not hook his leg. Instead, he hung in the air and glided forward for a stretch.
It felt as though he was flying!