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"That's the Hulk! If you don't have the strength, you'll pay a heavy price if you mess with him!"

"300 kg bench press? You're kidding me."

"Most people wouldn't dare to mess with Su Hao, but... well, 'Martial Saint' Stephen Jackson is no pushover either."

One of the participants in the "Auburn Hills Palace incident".

He's a tough nut to crack, but this time he kicked a hornet's nest and injured himself.

Felton is even more ridiculous. I don't know how close his relationship with the "Martial Saint" is, but with his 185cm height, if he rushed up to you and you could only look up at him, wouldn't you panic?!

"Haha, same feeling."

"Hey~ One of the three great illusions of life: thinking you can turn the tables!"

"In terms of ball skills, Su Hao is at the level of dominating the penalty area; in terms of martial arts, Su Hao is even stronger."

Regardless, he did manage to throw Stephen Jackson over his shoulder, knocking him to the ground and making him howl in pain, and he also broke Felton's wrist.

This is quite serious.

I don't know what the punishment will be.

"..."

The stadium erupted in cheers as fans chatted and talked excitedly.

A good while.

The referees had just finished watching the replay when they gave their calls.

Bobcats' side:

Stephen Jackson, known as the "Martial Saint," choked and slammed Su Hao, then threw punches and joined the fight. His behavior was egregious, and he was expelled from the scene.

Felton punched someone and was ejected from the game.

Tyson Chandler was involved in a shoving incident on the bench, pushing someone to the ground and being ejected from the game.

Center Mohammed and "all-rounder" Diaw each received a flagrant foul 1.

Clippers side:

Su Hao threw "Martial Saint" Jackson over his shoulder and broke Felton's wrist. Although he did not initiate the fight, he was still a participant and the consequences were quite serious. He was expelled on the spot.

David Lee and his opponent pulled each other's clothes, exchanged trash talk, and engaged in serious shoving and pushing, which was considered quite egregious, resulting in Lee's ejection from the game.

Curry and Jordan each received a Flagrant Foul 1.

One set of whistles resulted in the expulsion of five players from both teams and four receiving technical fouls; such whistles are considered quite severe.

They were penalized.

Curry ran up to Su Hao, patted his chest confidently, and said, "Su, go back and get some rest. Leave the rest to me."

tonight.

Victory is certain.

"Okay, if they are elementary school students, no problem."

Su Hao smiled.

He has great faith in Curry.

Besides believing in Curry's abilities, the Bobcats' "dual-core" system also led to the departure of both "Elvis" Gerald Wallace and "Martial Saint" Stephen Jackson.

The lynx has lost much of its fighting ability.

With a lead of more than ten points, it would be difficult for the Clippers, led by Curry, not to win the game.

result? !

No accidents.

Curry led his team to an easy 9-point victory, extending their winning streak to 17 games.

……

The next day.

[Clippers vs. Bobcats Conflict], [Su Hao: "The Hulk"], [Su Hao: Super Layup], [Clippers: 17-Game Winning Streak], etc.

Multiple keywords trended on social media.

It remains highly popular and generates a lot of discussion.

"Near the center circle, one dribble and he can take three steps for a layup—that kind of layup is just too powerful!!!"

"Sparrow is amazing!"

"This is Su Hao's signature skill: Super Layup."

"The earth-shaking 'super layup' is indeed Su Hao's signature move."

"In last night's Clippers vs. Bobcats game, besides Su Hao's amazing move: the super layup, which was a real eye-opener, there were other highlights as well."

The conflicts were also astonishing.

Five people were expelled, and four were technical offenders; this was a significant conflict.

"Su Hao is truly strong, his strength is truly terrifying, and he truly possesses an extremely strong physique like the Hulk."

Unbeatable in a fight.

With an over-the-shoulder throw, "Martial Saint" Jackson fell to the ground, and with just a gentle pinch, Felton's wrist was broken.

This power is too exaggerated, too outrageous, too insane!

"How about a 300 kg bench press?"

"I don't understand what those Lynx guys were thinking. How dare they provoke Su Hao like that? Aren't they just courting death?!"

"That's right. When I see Su Hao's giant-like physique, I only dare to take a detour."

"Haha, sometimes, when you get carried away, you'll do anything. Last night, Su Hao first broke Elvis Gerald's ribs during a dunk."

Then he repeatedly knocked "Martial Saint" away, blasting through "Martial Saint" on both offense and defense, and finally almost standing up to steal "Martial Saint's" pass.

This series of down.

How could the hot-tempered "Martial Saint" tolerate such a brutal humiliation from a rookie?!

Can't stand it.

Then we have no choice but to take drastic measures, and conflict ensues.

"rational.

It's unclear whether the league will impose further penalties.

"..."

The fans' discussions just wouldn't stop.

Amidst the heated discussions, there has been considerable interest in the aftermath of the conflict, with many eager to see how the league will pursue legal action.

How will they pursue and punish them?!

After investigation, the league imposed the necessary penalties.

Stephen Jackson, the "Martial Saint," was suspended for five games and fined $5 for initiating a fight, including a chokehold, a takedown, and causing chaos.

As for Su Hao?

No further penalties were imposed.

He clearly injured someone quite badly, and the impact was not good, so why is he completely unharmed?

the reason is simple.

Su Hao did not initiate the conflict; he was always on the defensive, reacting passively. The key was that he was too decisive and capable.

The entire fight lasted for several tens of seconds.

But when it happened to Su Hao, the time was extremely short.

An over-the-shoulder throw, a straight kick, and... after catching Felton's punch, he immediately broke his wrist.

Three movements, about three seconds.

Su Hao acted swiftly, quickly taking down two people, protecting himself, and refraining from further pursuit or harming anyone in a moment of madness.

In this situation, the league has no reason to impose further penalties.

An immediate suspension is the most severe punishment.

Su Hao is unharmed.

With this explanation, apart from a few trolls who were quick to criticize, virtually no fans objected.

day.

The fans' attention was all on Su Hao.

This level of attention continued into the evening, right up until the 76ers' game against the Magic.

In this game, Allen Iverson, one of the former four great shooting guards, returned to the starting lineup of the 76ers instead of coming off the bench for the Grizzlies.

He made only 1 of 14 shots, his efficiency was extremely low, and he was blocked by Dwight Howard several times on layups.

Such a performance was shocking and disheartening, making it hard to associate Iverson with the once-glorious "Big Four" shooting guards.

Some fans even complained on the spot.

"What the hell are you hitting?"

"With this level of skill, why isn't he a substitute? What are you thinking?"

"No shooting, no speed, layups get blocked, 'AI' has been ruined by injuries, he's no longer capable of fighting!"

So much so that evening.

The keyword "[Iverson: I won't play off the bench]" trended on social media, along with the keyword "[The four shooting guards in their tragic later years]".

What is going on.