NBA: This flower path is a bit strong.

In the second quarter, Hanamichi continued to use his elbows to clear the way, breaking through and making layups to create damage in the paint!

It’s really “lethal”!

Even Luke Longley, who was innocently shot, was hit...

All of a sudden, Hanamichi's intimidation under the basket increased greatly, and he could do whatever he wanted on the offensive end.

Don’t you see that even the villain [The Worm] Rodman is afraid of him?

But for Rodman, rebounding was the only bottom line he could not retreat from.

Even if he fell and got his head broken and bloody, he would not retreat at this point!

At the end of the second quarter, Boss Joe's three-pointer was a little short.

The basketball hit the front half of the basket hard and bounced out.

“It’s a long backboard!”

Rodman predicted where the rebound would land immediately!

When Rodman was practicing shooting within the team, it was not in vain that he stood by and watched where the rebounds fell after his teammates' shots.

Rodman realized this when the three-pointer was about to hit the rim.

He decisively gave up the position in the penalty area and the flower path, turned around and ran quickly diagonally towards the 45-degree mid-distance position.

There, the unit of measurement of 7 million in 2000 years~Mr. Pi was standing there stupidly.

Seeing that his own Danzi missed the shot, the basketball hit the rim and bounced back.

Mr. Pi was about to happily take the long backboard that bounced back at an extremely fast speed.

But suddenly, behind the rebound, there appeared a big man named Rodman whose eyes were so bloodshot that even his hair turned red!

Good job, Pi Er, he calmly changed the timing of catching the ball in a hurry.

He quickly jumped to the side, leaving the best position for rebounding to Rodman.

Everyone knows that this person is the kind of person who, when he gets crazy, will even snatch the ball from his own teammates!

Pi Er would never admit that he was afraid of him because of his aura!

Besides, he is my teammate, so why should I be afraid of him!

So, Rodman, who ran over first, grabbed the long rebound as he wished.

After grabbing the ball, Rodman now had his back to his own basket.

Opposite him, Raptors veteran Alvin Robertson, who was originally defending Pierce, was preparing to steal the ball before Pierce landed steadily.

Unexpectedly, the quick-eyed and quick-handed [Flower Big Insect] reacted quickly, then held the ball with both hands and moved directly to the left to avoid Alvin Robertson's stealing action.

And while dodging, he swung his elbows forcefully to protect the ball!

Veteran Alvin Robertson was so frightened that he quickly withdrew his right hand that was about to grab the ball and put some distance between himself and Rodman.

Playing basketball is one thing, but if you get hit by a big bug in the few months before retirement, it would not be worth it!

But Alvin Robertson's steal did have some effect, at least allowing Hanamichi, who was late in the mid-range shot, to catch up.

At this time, Huadao was behind Rodman, and he was not afraid of Rodman!

I saw him slap his hands down hard.

The basketball fell uncontrollably from Rodman's hands.

Rodman turned his left hand back and found that he had lost control of the rebound ball in his hand.

Then he started fighting for the floor ball with Hanamichi.

Rodman took the lead by half-crouching and bending his knees, then stretched his hands forward directly towards the basketball.

Seeing this, Hua Dao was not willing to be outdone. He supported himself on the ground with one hand and pushed the basketball aside with the other.

In line with the spirit of "burn both sides together if I can't get it, you can't get it either", Huadao started to act like a "troublemaker"!

Anyway, I won’t grab the ball, but I won’t let you, Rodman, get the ball either.

Just as Rodman knelt on the ground, he had just grasped the basketball with both hands but had not yet held it firmly.

Hanamichi suddenly used one hand to push the ball into the sky.

Because of the incredible force and the fact that the force point was far away from his core, Hanamichi could no longer support his body with one hand.

As the force reacted, I fell sideways to the ground first.

The same went for Rodman on the other side. At least he still had one hand supporting his upper body.

But Rodman's upper body had no support at all. As the basketball in his hand was knocked away, he fell forward and lay on the ground.

After the basketball was caught by Tracy Murray, who was standing next to the head of Hanamichi~ who was lying on the ground sideways, he quickly launched a counterattack fast break.

In a sense, Hanamichi's goal was achieved: Rodman did not grab the ball!

But in another sense, Hanamichi also completely touched Rodman's professionalism on the court: Rodman got angry.

The two people who fell to the ground had an intimate forehead bump when they got up from the floor!

This was something Hanamichi had not expected, but fortunately, it only slightly delayed the speed at which the two of them got up.

Then the two of them stood up at the same time, facing each other.

Because of his height, Hanamichi supported himself with his right hand and stood up with his left hand. He could have pushed Rodman to the ground with one hand.

But he didn't do that. He just used his left arm to protect his chest and abdomen.

Instead, Rodman supported himself with his left hand, stood up with his right hand, and turned around to head towards his own half of the court.

He inadvertently swung his right elbow and pressed on the left side of Hanamichi's abdomen, then pushed hard up along the side of Hanamichi's abdomen.

Finally, when he stood up, he pressed Hanamichi's neck hard with his right elbow.

While Rodman was getting up, his eyes were always on his own half of the court.

It was as if the movement of his right hand had nothing to do with his attention.

Everything happened inadvertently, and his right hand movements were so natural and seamless.

But he didn't expect that when he was not watching Hanamichi and inadvertently completed this series of [elbow swinging] movements, he was knocked over again by a force.

Hanamichi knew it when Rodman pressed his elbow against his side abdomen and couldn't get up and exert force:

"Oh no, this [Flower Bug] is definitely going to do something bad to me!"

As Rodman's elbow pressed on his neck, Hanamichi also lay back.

"Don't blame me for being the fifteenth even if you do it on the first day!"

Hanamichi decided to go all out, and when his body was forced to lie back, his left hand waved twice in the air as if he had nowhere to exert force.

Just like a drowning person waving his arms, he reflexively grabs everything he can, as if he were grabbing a life-saving straw!

While lying down, Hanamichi grabbed Rodman's right shoulder with his left hand, and then used his hidden strength to pull the latter into the water.

Just like that, in a flash, the two of them fell to the ground at the same time!

After falling to the ground, the two men supported themselves with their hands at the same time and crawled towards the Bulls' half of the court.

After all, Rodman was a direct disciple of Laimbeer. He supported himself with his hands and got up, rolling and crawling, while not forgetting to hit Hanamichi in the abdomen with his elbow.

This blow was more brutal than the previous one. The previous blow on Hanamichi's neck was mostly applied with the arm.

And there was plenty of room to exert force when hitting Hanamichi's abdomen, and the move was completed with his elbow.

The contact area is smaller, in other words, it hurts more!

Hanamichi endured the discomfort in his abdomen and stood up, and his left shoulder was hit by Rodman's right elbow again.

This time, Hua Dao couldn't hold on any longer and was about to fall flat on his face.

Fortunately, Hua Dao was quick-witted and a fierce look flashed in his eyes!

In order to try his best to keep his balance, Hanamichi swung his left hand backwards, pretending to stand up with his arms swinging...

Just at this critical moment, the [Utah Duo] far away in Salt Lake City were worried about Hanamichi falling into a disadvantage.

Hanamichi's full-force arm swing completely changed the [wrestling situation] on the court!

Because the two had not stood up completely, Hanamichi swung his arm hard and his left elbow hit Rodman's forehead!

This time, even though Rodman had hit the backboard and practiced heading, he could not resist the purple and gold special skill taught by Karl Malone himself - [Iron Elbow].

Rodman knocked him to the side in an instant, and Hanamichi's upper body lost balance and fell forward again!