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Wade pushed the ball over, facing Curry one-on-one at the top of the right arc, made a simple crossover, grabbed the ball with his right hand and drove straight out.

As Wade accelerated, he made a physical contact with Curry, who stumbled back several steps, unable to withstand the impact of Wade's speed and power.

"Stab!"

Wade stopped abruptly and launched a jump shot from his right elbow.

Steady as an old dog.

It hit the target without fail.

In the next possession, Wade used a screen to drive to the basket on the left side, facing Rasul who was coming up to help.

With a left hand, Inandout shook off Rasul and rushed in.

Facing the replacement, David Lee.

"Stealth Step" activated.

With feints to the right and left, using both hands and feet, David Lee was left disoriented, unable to find the ball or himself, and completely lost.

"Shh!"

Wade's low-handed layup went in easily.

"Nice!"

Mike Breen couldn't help but applaud, "Wade's crossover dribble is just too cool."

With a quick right and left swipe, the opponent vanished—truly a unique skill!

"No no no."

Mark Jackson shook his head and laughed, "The 'Wade's Step' isn't Wade's signature move; it's very similar to the 'European Step.'"

but.

Wade's speed and explosiveness make his "Euro step" even more deceptive.

In addition, his finishing ability is amazing, which makes his "European step" very lethal.

It gradually evolved into his signature "Flash" move, known as the "Flash Step".

Wade made a breakthrough, pulled up for a jump shot, and used a crossover dribble to dodge his opponent and score an easy layup.

The Clippers' defense was practically nonexistent.

"Ha ha!"

Mike Breen laughed and said, "It's not that the Clippers players are bad at defense, but that Wade, who just scored 56 points, is in really good form."

Playing against those young Clippers players is a piece of cake; it should be a breeze.

of course.

What we and the fans want to see is not a matchup between Wade and Curry, or David Lee.

It was a duel between Wade and Su Hao.

It's not unusual for Wade to use his "mystery step" to dodge David Lee's layup, but it would be truly impressive if he could outmaneuver Su Hao and score.

to be frank.

I'm actually looking forward to seeing that happen.

It's not that Su Hao can't defend against Wade, but... I've never seen Su Hao get into trouble before.

"Haha, Mike, you're going to stir up trouble by saying that."

On the field.

Wade scored at will.

Su Hao was the same; once he got the ball, he would either commit a foul or dunk.

The rim protection left Jermaine O'Neal speechless.

Don't say that the current Jermaine O'Neal is no good. Even in his prime, when he was selected as an All-Star starter, he was no match for Su Hao.

But once they are pulled to the outside...

Su Hao didn't attack much, but when it really came down to it, when he had to make a move...

His skyhook can also make opponents' defense very difficult.

Strong.

Su Hao's power remains intact.

This turned the first half of the first quarter into a performance show between Su Hao and Wade, which was very entertaining.

5 minutes 44 seconds.

A defensive communication error between Curry and Gordon on the perimeter resulted in Wade being left unguarded when he drove to the left side after a screen.

Isn't this just giving it away for free?!

"Whoosh!"

Wade dashed in like lightning, clearly ready to shoot.

It's not at that level yet.

Su Hao, who was under the basket on the right, took a big step to the side and appeared on the left, in the path of Wade's layup.

If Wade dares to jump, with Su Hao's height and wingspan, he can definitely teach Wade a good lesson.

But how could Wade, who had already taken off, stop?!

Facing Su Hao, who had been brought up, and his body that resembled that of a giant.

Not afraid.

Wade remained calm and once again used his "illusion step," making large feints with the ball to the right and left.

It's too deceptive.

Most people simply cannot withstand it.

David Lee was completely disoriented.

Where is Su Hao?

Su Hao was also frozen in place, unable to move at all.

There was a time when "Wolf King" Garnett was immobilized in place by Wade's "mysterious step," like a wooden stake, and was completely outmaneuvered.

just now.

Su Hao seems to be repeating Garnett's mistakes.

"My elusive footwork is incredibly effective against power forwards and even centers; it almost never misses!"

Looking at Su Hao, who was frozen in place.

With a smile, Wade once again executed an alley-oop layup, a move he had performed countless times before.

A familiar road.

He's ready to enjoy the cheers of the fans.

But the next moment.

"boom!"

The basketball, which was about to touch the backboard, was slapped onto the backboard by a large hand and sent flying.

Who?

David Lee's help defense?

No.

It was none other than Su Hao, whom he had just frozen in place.

of course.

To be precise, Su Hao wasn't frozen in place; rather, Wade's "mysterious step" was ineffective against him.

With his long, outstretched arms, no matter how Wade jumped or faked, he remained within the range of Wade's defense.

He stood there motionless because there was no need; he was just waiting for Wade to make his final shot so he could block it.

"Got cheated on? How could that be?"

Wade was stunned.

He was even more astonished when he turned around and saw Su Hao right behind him, realizing that Su Hao had hit him with a hat-trick.

This unscientific.

How could he catch up to me if he was clearly frozen in place? And how could he even knock me off my hat?

Wade couldn't understand it.

But he soon understood.

Because 1 minute and 14 seconds later, he faced Su Hao's "mysterious step" again, and was once again blocked by Su Hao who was just standing casually.

This time it wasn't a head-on nail.

Instead... a standing cap.

Standing cap?

That's right.

Su Hao's defensive range was too wide; he constantly loomed over Wade, rendering Wade's feints to the right and left ineffective.

But the "Strange Steps" had already been activated, and he had to make a move; he had to forcefully make a move in front of Su Hao.

However, after his "mysterious step," Wade couldn't jump fully and managed a weak fadeaway shot, which was blocked by Su Hao.

And just 2 minutes and 14 seconds later.

Su Hao scored twice, once again blocking Wade's "mysterious step" move.

Simultaneously.

Three Yangs Bring Prosperity.

He blocked Wade's "crossover step" layup three times in a row.

Wade: ? ? ?

My stealth move is no longer working?

How can this be? !

"Holycrap!"

Mike Breen was dumbfounded. "Wade's 'mysterious step' was rendered ineffective?! He was even blocked by Su Hao's blocks in a row?!"

What's happening here?

Is this really happening? Are you sure you're not dreaming?!

That's the "second-best shooting guard in the league," the Flash who scored a whopping 56 points in the last game! How could Su Hao, a rookie, possibly do that?!

Mike Brin felt a chill run down his spine.

Mark Jackson was also shocked, his jaw dropping, "Even 'Superman' Howard faced Wade's breakthrough."

When facing his drives to the basket and his unpredictable footwork, you have to be extra careful, or you'll become the background wall if you're not careful.

But now.

Su Hao not only blocked Wade's attack, but also rendered his cross-step technique ineffective, and even blocked his shots repeatedly.

My God.

I never imagined any player could defend Wade so effectively.

I never imagined there would be a player who could make Wade's drives into the paint so impenetrable!