NBA: This flower path is a bit strong.

Even though they were not in the same location, O'Neal and Hanamichi still met!

O'Neal moved sideways to protect Hanamichi, which allowed him to minimize the collision with Hanamichi!

This is not because O'Neal is afraid of physical contact with Hanamichi. In fact, this "Big Shark" really enjoys the muscle collision in the interior!

But this does not mean that this [shark] will just stand there stupidly and let others hit it!

Especially in the first quarter, the force with which the red-haired boy in front of him shot the ball into the basket made him feel that this rookie's ability to fight was not weak.

I heard before that the [Gorilla] Ewing underestimated him and ruined the rookie welcome ceremony!

He, O'Neal, can't make the same mistake as the gorilla!

Hanamichi was seen holding O'Neal with his right hand and asking for the ball from the outside with his left hand. He was not shaken at all on the offensive end by the opponent's defensive substitution.

As a good brother, Das would of course help him. Watching a show is the most fun!

So Dasi passed the ball to Hanamichi.

At this moment, O'Neal, who was pushed by Hanamichi from behind, suddenly moved quickly and moved forward from the side, trying to intercept the ball in front of Hanamichi's left hand.

I have to say that O'Neal was very smart. He moved from the right side of Hanamichi. Even though he did not intercept the ball, the place where he stood was closer to the basket in the restricted area than Hanamichi.

So generally speaking, there is no chance of losing position even if the steal fails.

Hanamichi had no choice but to take a step forward and jump up to catch the ball.

"Snapped!"

He jumped up and grabbed the ball steadily, without having time to complain about Das' pass.

Instead, he faced the basket directly towards O'Neal, put the basketball together with both hands and placed it on the right side of his waist, assuming a triple threat posture.

You know what, Hanamichi's triple threat is pretty good.

At least O'Neal knew that he had a good fadeaway jump shot, so he defended him closely.

However, Hanamichi did not give O'Neal the chance to completely block him. He took a step out from the right side. His amazing explosive power, which was not inferior to O'Neal, allowed Hanamichi to rush up quickly at a fast starting speed.

100 points of ball control ability is the key to support Hanamichi to fully display his speed, explosiveness, and the combination of man and ball!

The skillful dribbling sent Hanamichi to the restricted area close to the basket. Then Hanamichi raised his left elbow high to prevent interference, and raised his right hand high to slam it hard into the basket.

O'Neal's defensive ability is also first-class.

When Hanamichi had the offensive advantage, he did not stop chasing and defending even when he fell behind by half a step.

When Hanamichi jumped, he also jumped from the center of the penalty area, with his right hand raised high to prepare for blocking.

However, everyone who knows it knows that this posture of flower path is the "battle axe dunk" that [Gelifen] is good at:

Use your left hand to raise it sideways to resist interference, and your right hand to raise it high to blast the basket with force.

Especially after seeing O'Neal's relentless pursuit, Hanamichi completely increased the strength of his right hand dunk, and unconsciously let out a roar that he would not give up until he achieved his goal.

With the Silver Medal [Roar of the Thunder Dragon (T-Rex)] activated, Hanamichi's upper limb strength value instantly increased from 85 to 91.

With the help of kinetic potential energy, the explosive power in an instant is even stronger than this.

O'Neal is 216cm tall, weighs 135kg, and has a wingspan of 228cm;

(O'Neal weighed 125kg when he first entered the league, and his peak weight was 155kg)

Hanamichi is 214cm tall, weighs 113kg, and has a wingspan of 228cm;

The biggest difference between the two sides is weight. After all, one is a heavy tank with a big diesel engine.

The other is a rookie who just entered the league, a [lightweight] power forward!

But no one could have expected the result!

With special skills and ability medals, as well as the first-mover advantage of flower path.

Although O'Neal tried his best to use his excellent arm span to interfere with the basketball in Hanamichi's right hand through his left hand.

But it's a pity that, not to mention that he didn't even get to touch the basketball, even if he did, it probably wouldn't have caused much interference to Hanamichi's powerful slam dunk, right? Probably? ?

"boom!"

The basketball was slammed into the basket by Hanamichi, and O'Neal, who failed to block the shot, slapped Hanamichi on the left arm. Then, at the moment when Hanamichi slammed the basket, part of his entire weight was hung on his left shoulder.

Hanamichi had no choice but to quickly grab the rim with both hands to cushion the force.

Otherwise, if he just goes down like this, it will be useless even if he is given a pair of O'Neal's [Iron Knees]!

The 113kg and 135kg parts, plus the kinetic potential energy and gravitational potential energy of the two people.

Hanamichi just felt that the basket tilted a little outward after slightly slowing down his force.

Then, after successfully dunking and getting a cushion, Hanamichi staggered to the ground, took two steps forward and came under the basketball hoop.

I watched in surprise as the basketball hoop slowly collapsed to the ground amid the screams of the fans in the stadium.

Huadao quickly ran to the side, and then he saw a black charcoal-headed monster hurriedly running to Huadao's side to take refuge.

Upon closer inspection, it turned out to be the culprit ~ Shaquille O'Neal.

"The basketball hoop collapsed?"

Flower path is a little confused13!

"Hey man, congratulations on achieving what every NBA center player dreams of - knocking down the basketball hoop!"

"This 13 is enough for you to brag about for the rest of your life!"

Hua Dao was just about to say something modest, after all, most of the credit went to the former!

But O'Neill continued:

"Of course, man! You have to congratulate me too, this is the third basketball hoop I've knocked down since entering the league!"

(Note that this does not include the number of times O'Neal shattered the backboard)

……

"I didn't expect you to be such a [Great Shark]!"

Hua Dao's face was filled with black lines. This guy is really narcissistic!

However, the atmosphere in the stadium became extremely lively because of this [accident] or [incident]!

All the fans stood up, cheered and jumped excitedly, and some even whistled excitedly.

Some people even shouted "One more".

Hua Dao was completely speechless after hearing this. There were only two basketball hoops in total, but they actually destroyed the basketball hoops at the Magic team's home court!

If one collapses, it will take at least half an hour to an hour to replace the spare equipment!

But the fans at the scene don’t care whether this is their home court or not.

Among them, many spectators were brought to watch the game by their friends or family.

They may not have been that interested in basketball originally, but were just brought together by others to relax.

But now he was also infected by the atmosphere on the field and began to cheer along with the people around him.

And those fans who truly love basketball are even crazier.

They waved flags and banners and shouted the name of "Great Shark".

There was even a small group of Magic fans who "changed sides" and shouted Flower's name.

The entire scene was in complete chaos, with the audience enjoying the joy and passion brought by this [basketball destruction sport].

Hua Dao felt that what O’Neal said was not only correct, but also greatly underestimated this point!

In this era, not only every NBA inside player wants to become a [basketball hoop and basketball stand quality inspector].

I'm afraid every basketball fan has a dream of pulling down the basket, dunking the backboard, or even pulling down the basketball stand!