"42 points in three quarters, then clocking out VS playing 46 minutes and still losing? That's the difference between an All-Star starter and everyone else!"
"One assist and still got the win! It proves Su's points all came from finishing plays, unlike certain players who rack up eight assists by hogging the ball and still lose!"
"Look at Su's catch-and-shoot shot chart (all red) VS Wade's forced-shot chart (all blue). Hilarious!"
"Wade's fans brag about him filling up the stat sheet? Su clocking out after three quarters to give his teammates time to shine—that's what a real superstar does!"
"The Defending Champions have a winning percentage below 50%! Wade has the nerve to talk about ability? Win some games for your team first!"
"Can last year's championship trophy get you a playoff ticket this year?"
On the 24th, not only were the Cleveland Cavaliers playing, but the Miami Heat had a game too.
Unfortunately, Wade played 46 minutes and put up 32 points, 5 rebounds, 8 assists, 5 steals, and 3 blocks, but still couldn't lead his team to victory. They ultimately lost 94–96, falling to the Indiana Pacers by two points.
That prompted Su Yi's fans to fight back.
After all, Wade's fans had been acting incredibly arrogant just a short while earlier, constantly claiming Su Yi didn't deserve his place. Then, just one day later, they got thoroughly humiliated.
Naturally, Su Yi's fans weren't about to let Wade off the hook. They mocked him relentlessly.
And it wasn't just Su Yi's fans. Dallas Mavericks fans joined in too.
Everyone knew Dallas Mavericks fans were still furious about the officiating in last season's Finals.
Especially after the Dallas Mavericks went up 2–0. Following Game 3 of the series, Wade received an unusually high number of free throws, averaging