Pushed to the Limit, Yet Still Not Enough (Third Update 4K)

LeBron James tore off his headband and tossed it aside. People's first reaction wasn't that it looked badass—they were startled by the old man's receding hairline...

People had gotten so used to seeing James with a headband that when he suddenly took it off, it somewhat overturned the fixed image they had of him.

James was actually a little flustered. His angry toss of the headband was less about intimidating his opponent and more about psyching himself up.

He couldn't believe that after such a grueling quarter, Link still had energy left in the tank.

A midair switch-hand dunk required not only coordination with both hands, but also tremendous hang time.

And hang time required sufficient stamina to support it.

If a player didn't even have the strength to jump, how could he possibly hang in the air?

So Link's switch-hand slam just now proved that he still had plenty of energy. At the very least, he was still far from his limit.

In James's expectations, Link should have been exhausted and frail by now. Seeing him remain so powerful naturally came as a shock.

The moment James received the inbound pass, he saw Link already set up on defense at the other end of the court.

He was like an insurmountable mountain, blocking James's path to victory.

"Will Link be okay?" Joerger asked Saito worriedly, turning toward the bench behind him.

He didn't know whether Link was forcing himself to hold on or truly had plenty left in reserve. He didn't want Link to end up on the injury list from overexertion.

However, Saito wore a broad smile. "Don't worry. Even if everyone else on the court collapsed, Link would still be fine. He recovered very well over the past few days, so there's no need for you to