12dz Chapter 450 Salena: Yan doesn't need to prove anything, I can testify!
Chapter 450 Salena: Yan doesn't need to prove anything, I can testify!
Su Yan is ready to accept the challenge, but has not yet given a formal response.
Prior to this, UFC, seemingly sensing the commercial value, immediately posted on its official Twitter account: "We would love to have Su Yan and Kevin, two top small forwards from the NBA, come to the Octagon."
"If you're willing to come, we'll definitely welcome you with a smile and make special arrangements."
have to.
Since they've said all that, I have no choice but to go.
Before Su Yan officially responded, Scarlett had also learned about the incident. She didn't want Su Yan to fight in the octagon, not because she didn't believe in his strength.
Instead, there's no need to bear the inexplicable "risk of injury".
Others might not know how powerful Su Yan was, but she knew it all too well!
She immediately tweeted: "Su Yan doesn't need to fight in the octagon to prove himself; I can testify to his strength!!!"
A single sentence instantly ignited the league.
"???"
"???"
"Huh? Scarlett...she's basically telling us outright that she slept with Su Yan?!"
"Ahhh~ I knew something was bound to happen between the two of them, but it's still quite surprising to hear it said so openly."
"I'm so...so envious."
"That's Scarlett O'Hara! With her looks and perfect figure, she must be so happy."
"Coach, I want to too!"
"You're dreaming~ But... since Scarlett has already stood up for Su Yan, Durant's rumors are self-defeating."
Su Yan is not required to participate in this octagon battle.
"It's really unnecessary."
"What 'second-rate man' nonsense? Durant knows nothing about that. He's just making things up to get Su Yan to participate."
"But... but if I don't participate, won't people gossip?"
"..."
Scarlett's bold statement surprised fans, who also greatly envied Su Yan.
So you don't need to participate?!
The rumors have been debunked on their own?!
No.
Su Yan thought Durant would definitely go even further and then exaggerate the situation to ruin his reputation.
This octagon match is a must-fight.
However... Su Yan also thought of a very interesting method that could ensure no injury and still easily defeat Durant.
He then responded formally on Twitter, saying, "If you want war, then let's fight @KevinDurant!!!"
Even though Scarlett spoke up for him.
But Su Yan still accepted the challenge with composure.
This is the behavior of a real man.
Countless fans cheered for Su Yan, eagerly anticipating a true battle between Durant and Su Yan in the octagon!
……
the next day.
The news that Su Yan and Durant confirmed they would play in the octagon continued to generate buzz until 8 p.m.
This continued until the Knicks vs. Magic matchup.
The fans' attention then shifted.
Before that, the Knicks played a game against the Nets, during which Su Yan racked up $570 million.
Today during the day.
CK Company also transferred the $2500 million after taxes to Su Yan's account, which was very efficient.
This was also due to the particularly positive response to Su Yan's striking first endorsement photos.
That would be a gesture of goodwill towards Su Yan, urging him to send the money as soon as possible, so that communication would be easier for future filming or other activities.
of course.
Being polite and friendly to Su Yan will make future contract renewals easier and give us a competitive advantage.
Su Yan suddenly had an extra 3070 million.
Experience: 16158.6 million / 3 billion.
Balance: US$9615.4 million.
……
Let's talk about the match again.
The Magic's roster remains unchanged from last season, and they continue to employ the "one star and four shooters" strategy.
Their fighting capacity remains.
However... the Bulls have emerged as a dark horse, the new Celtics' Big Five are eyeing them covetously, the Heat's Big Three are like the villains, and the defending champion Knicks are even more formidable.
People no longer seem so assertive.
If the Magic, when Carter joined last year, were a top contender for the championship, this season they may only be able to barely reach that level.
There are still four teams that have made it into the finals.
If the Magic want to win the championship, everyone must give their all and play every game well. This year is their last hope to contend for the title!
"boom!"
In the fiery atmosphere of the stadium.
The main competition is about to begin.
New York Knicks: Point Guard: Curry, Shooting Guard: Tony Allen, Small Forward: Su Yan, Power Forward: David Lee, Center: Tyson.
Orlando Magic starting lineup: Point Guard: Jameer Nelson, Shooting Guard: Vince Carter, Small Forward: Brandon Bass, Power Forward: Rashard Lewis, Center: Dwight Howard.
"Jumpball!"
A contest for the ball between Tyson and Howard.
"Ahhh!"
Tyson roared and jumped with all his might. He knew how talented Howard was, which made him even more serious about the ball.
I hope we can win.
But... he simply couldn't do it.
"Snapped!"
Howard leaped lightly, seemingly without much effort, yet beat Tyson to it and swatted the basketball away.
"shit!"
Tyson cursed, but there was nothing he could do.
He tried his best.
Carter received the ball and passed it to Nelson to advance, initiating the Magic's first offensive play of the game.
Positioning himself at the left wing of the arc, facing Curry, he executed a series of crossovers and front-of-body changes of direction, and the instant he received the ball with his right hand, he took a step to the side and accelerated.
A sudden stop.
A three-pointer was fired.
very confident.
Is this confidence in his three-point shot?!
No.
Confident in rebounding.
He knew that even if he missed the shot, Howard under the basket would protect the rebound, either attacking himself or passing it out to give him a second chance.
indeed.
When a team has a reliable rim protector, its outside shooters will play with more ease and confidence.
Efficiency inexplicably improved.
"Bang!"
Nelson missed a three-pointer.
But... Howard leaped high, grabbed the rebound, and then sprang into the air, ignoring David Lee's help defense.
The basket was made.
[Knicks 0:2 Magic]
Howard scored a putback, showcasing his exceptional talent, to give the Magic a winning start.
Switch to offense.
Curry pushed the ball over, again to the left side of the arc, a step outside the three-point line. He saw that Nelson didn't immediately come to defend.
He plans to respond with a three-pointer.
However... he only lost focus for a second before Nelson caught up and quickly closed in.
Apply enough pressure.
One of the "New York Twins".
The Knicks' championship point guard is not to be underestimated.
Seeing no opportunity, Curry passed the ball to Su Yan on the other side, leaving only Brandon Bass in front of him.
This is a chance ball.
However... the moment Su Yan got the ball, Carter and Lewis immediately surrounded him, forming a three-man double-team.
???
Wang Defa? !
Come on, guys, this is the very first attack of the game, and you're already planning to triple-team me? Are you out of your mind?!
Should I take the initiative or not?
If I don't attack, the game has barely started and I'm already backing down?!
If I were to attack, I wouldn't have the stamina to outlast the three of you, and it would make me seem like a lone wolf!
attack?!
No.
Forget it.
The competition has just begun; there's absolutely no need to take them too seriously.
Let him block the way, I'll find my teammates.
"Wow!"
Su Yan glanced at Curry, who was being harassed by Nelson, and passed the ball to David Lee in the low post on the left.
It's completely empty.
"Let's go!"
Tyson growled; he had Howard firmly pinned down.
Lewis rushed to help defend after David Lee got the ball, but it was too late.
David Lee easily put the basket down.
Next round.
Su Yan was surrounded by three players again, leaving Tony Allen on the right high post free, another wide-open shooting opportunity.
"Shh!"
Tony Allen also made a mid-range shot.
Releasing them is tantamount to suicide.
Isn't this blatant freebie?!
how?
The Magic know that the Bulls, Heat, Celtics, and Knicks in the East are all very strong teams.
Knowing that there are many powerful enemies.
They knew they had no hope of winning the championship.
Prematurely abandoning the project?!
In the very next Knicks offensive possession, Su Yan was once again surrounded by three defenders, given no chance whatsoever.
"No, my teammates are all practicing their shooting, they're all hitting open layups! Aren't you guys going to do anything about that?!"
Su Yan couldn't help but complain.
"Humph!"
Carter snorted, "They won't be accurate for more than a few rounds, and even if they do hit, it's within our expectations."
but.
No matter what, you can't score.
"As long as you don't attack, as long as you don't score, the Magic have an endless chance of winning."
what?
What nonsense are you spouting?
Isn't the field goal percentage higher when shooting on open possession than when shooting on defense?
Su Yan was too lazy to argue.
Seeing that David Lee and Tony Allen both scored easily on offense, the Magic could double-team them however they wanted.
It's okay if we don't attack.
Just rack up assists and that's it.
The team can still win, and you don't get too tired playing—it's a win-win situation, so why not?!
Just keep fighting like this.
However... things didn't seem to develop as Su Yan had expected.
The Knicks only played well for less than half a quarter before their scoring efficiency began to decline.
The magic "one star, four rays" system still exists.
The Knicks led by as many as 7 points, but that lead vanished after the first quarter.
[Knicks 26:29 Magic]
End of the first quarter.
The Magic took a 3-point lead.
"Why?!"
Rest during the holiday.
In the commentary box.
Reggie Miller looked puzzled. "Why is Su Yan constantly being triple-teamed while his teammates have so many open shots? How can the Knicks still lose points?!"
The key point is... we had a great start!
"Uh……"
Barkley stroked his chin, pondered for a moment, and then explained, "I think there are three reasons."
First, Su Yan attacked less.
Second, the Magic adapted to the defense.
Third, the finishing efficiency of the Knicks' role players.
Next, we will analyze each point one by one.
The Knicks' strongest core player is definitely Su Yan. Even if they are called the "New York Twin Stars" to the outside world, "Flame God" is the foundation of everything.
If one night, Su Yan's touch isn't good.
Then the Knicks are almost certain to lose.
Tonight he faced a relentless, three-man onslaught from the Magic, so his offense was bound to falter, and he needed his teammates to step up and step up.
In theory.
They were able to make open shots, and the Knicks' role players also did a good job at the beginning of the game.
However... as the game progressed, the Magic gradually adapted to the defense and found their defensive rhythm.
What's the meaning? !
It appears that after Su Yan passed the ball, his teammates were all in open positions. However, even so, it was difficult to end the attack.
That's not too easy either.
First, David Lee can only have a high shooting percentage when he receives the ball near the basket, but... Howard after adapting to the defense.
Even though he was positioned inside, he was still able to provide some disruption to David Lee.
Defensive stalwart Tony Allen also lacks three-point shooting ability, and his outside finishing is relatively average.
Give him an empty seat.
He can shoot, but his accuracy isn't very high; he also needs to attack the paint more often. He needs to attack the rim.
Howard can also disrupt things.
Finally, there's Stephen. If you leave him open, Stephen's three-pointers will definitely punish you severely.
But magic is also clever.
Even when three people were ganging up on Su Yan, Nelson kept an eye on Curry to prevent him from having any open offensive opportunities.
Thus.
Even if Su Yan passes the ball out, and the other players have good offensive opportunities, they may not be able to finish the game well.
This is a problem with the team's roster depth.
This is also largely due to the presence of "Superman" Dwight Howard guarding the paint; his interior defense is simply too strong.
of course.
With them keeping such a close eye on Su Yan, the other Knicks players will definitely get better opportunities and score more points than usual.
But it doesn't quench your thirst.
Under the "one star and four shooters" system, the Magic are able to launch better offensive plays during their own offensive possessions.
If that tactic continues, the Magic will gradually take the lead and control the game.
"I see."
Reggie Miller nodded thoughtfully and continued, "But most teams don't play like the Magic, at least not at the beginning of the game, they don't target Su Yan like that."
Because there are still risks involved.
It's a real headache when the Knicks' role players are on fire, or even just a little better than usual.
Magic is also a gamble.
It's unlikely that a role player like Su Yan on the Knicks will have a good shooting night, a breakout performance, or be able to exert more pressure than Su Yan.
Let's just talk about the first section.
The magician seems to have made the right bet!
Their analysis was correct.
Coach D'Antoni analyzed the Magic's tactics and intentions, and said in a deep voice: "The game has only just begun. Su Yan is being double-teamed by three people, so passing the ball is not a problem."
The other players can also take advantage of open spaces to attack decisively.
It's okay if you don't win.
However... I hope to maintain confidence on offense and be more committed on defense.
Increase the intensity of the defense.
If you can reduce the opponent's offensive efficiency while creating more offensive opportunities for yourself, then you can easily win the game.
"Guys, are you confident?!"
"must have!"
"We, the Knicks, are invincible!"
The entire Knicks team is brimming with confidence.
The Knicks won't be afraid if at least three players surround Su Yan from the start, leaving the rest of the team open with their "unreasonable" defensive tactics.
Su Yan also focused his mind. "I was careless. I thought that my teammates, who were all in open positions, could easily solve the magic trick."
did not expect.
They can also adapt to defense.
No, to be more precise, Dwight Howard alone guarding the basket is enough to make the role players panic!!!
Think of this.
Su Yan had also made up his mind.
Next... increase the defensive intensity, find a counter-attack opportunity, and if they dare to triple-team him again.
Then let's charge!
The "New York whirlwind" has begun.
Howard's defensive threat will be greatly reduced, making it easier for the Knicks to score.
soon.
The second quarter begins.
First, it was a battle between the substitutes. After a 4-minute rotation, the Magic were in good form and extended their lead from 3 to 5 points.
But it's within acceptable limits.
"Beep!"
Coach D'Antoni shouted in agreement.
Both teams' starting lineups have returned.
The Magic players were all beaming with confidence. They planned to continue targeting Su Yan and take down the Knicks in one fell swoop.
Little did they know... their good days were over!
(A long chapter of four thousand characters)