Journey to the 2010 FIBA World Championship Title (Part 2)

After Billups brought the ball across half court, he quickly swung it over. Kevin Love received it and fired a powerful one-handed pass to Durant, who had run free. Durant caught the ball and scored over Sun Yue's long arms.

6-6, the two sides were tied.

Although the 205-centimeter Sun Yue covered a huge defensive area, Durant's release speed, release point, and jumping height were simply freakish.

However, China's men's basketball team had someone even more freakish...

Zhou Ze held the ball at the top of the arc and pulled up from two steps beyond the three-point line. The ultra-deep three went in. 9-6, and China's men's basketball team took a three-point lead again.

"Man, what are you doing?"

"That's Zhou..."

"And you didn't guard him tight?"

When Durant saw that Iguodala, who was defending Zhou Ze, had not stayed glued to him, he immediately frowned.

Iguodala hurriedly pointed to his own chest, as though admitting it was his mistake.

Every player on Team USA had faced Zhou Ze countless times. Uh... more accurately, they had been beaten by him countless times.

Put simply, this Team USA could even be called the "Avengers." From the starters to the key rotation players, nearly every one of them had been eliminated by Zhou Ze in the playoffs. Of course, some had not, but that was only because they had not been good enough to meet Zhou Ze in the playoffs.

Facing Iguodala's tight defense, Zhou Ze bulldozed forward with an explosive burst of speed, knocking Iguodala aside before charging into the paint and finishing with a thunderous dunk.

What also shocked the Chinese fans watching in front of their televisions was that no one on Team USA tried to stop Zhou Ze under the basket.

Although Yao Ming and Wang Zhizhi had