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Clippers 27:24 Mavericks.

At the end of the first quarter, the score difference between the two teams was not significant.

In the last two minutes, Su Hao dominated Nowitzki, effectively countering his signature "one-legged fadeaway".

It shocked the fans.

The entire Mavericks team was terrified!

"Tsk tsk..."

After calming down, Reggie Miller exclaimed in amazement, "Dirk's 'one-legged stance' is so difficult to even be disrupted."

Sealing the cap is even more difficult than climbing to the sky.

Su Hao's ability to block consecutive shots can only be described as having ridiculously good physical talent.

"Yes."

Barkley nodded in agreement and added, "The two teams are not on the same level. Nowitzki's performance is no match for Su Hao's."

otherwise.

If you create some space in the fight before transitioning to a "one-legged stance" with a backward lean, the damage will be even greater.

It's even harder to defend against.

“That’s right, but… that’s not Dirk’s style.”

Su Hao won his brief contest with Dirk.

The difference is not significant.

The game has only been played for one quarter, so it's still too early to say anything. There's still a lot of suspense, and the fans all have faith in their respective teams.

The game continues.

Next section.

First, it was a match between the substitutes.

"The Glide" Jason Terry came on, displaying his "super sixth man" abilities and becoming the team's second-leading scorer. He scored right from the start.

They kept tearing apart the Clippers' bench defense.

Mid-range shot, breakout shot, drop shot, etc.

Terry scored consecutive points, helping the team launch an 8-2 run, not only tying the three-point gap but also leading the team to take a three-point lead.

This is the benefit of a team having bench depth.

"Beep!"

Coach Dunleavy called a timeout.

Both teams' starting lineups have returned.

Terry played well, replacing Josh Howard and staying on the court, and then... he made his first layup after coming on.

"boom!"

Su Hao grabbed the moon from the sky and confiscated it.

The collision in mid-air caused Terry to fall to the floor.

"!!!"

Terry froze.

He had previously attacked Camby and Jordan's interior defenses repeatedly and succeeded every time.

When it came to Su Hao, even if he didn't succeed, he could at least make a normal move, but the result was... not only was he blocked, but he also managed to grab the block while suspended in mid-air.

Such an exaggeration.

He couldn't accept it right away.

When Su Hao landed and stood in front of Terry, who was only 1.88 meters tall, Terry, who was sitting on the ground in a disheveled state, looked up at Su Hao.

It was as if I were looking at a giant.

Too high.

The sense of oppression was too great.

"It's a monster!"

Terry shouted it out instinctively.

Su Hao looked down at Terry, his gaze sweeping over him with a terrifying aura that sent chills down Terry's spine, making him feel as if he had fallen into an ice cellar!

of course.

Terry is, after all, just a role player.

Su Hao's focus wasn't on him, but rather... on Nowitzki.

To win tonight, we need to disrupt Nowitzki's offense, and his defensive talent is perfect for shutting him down.

We can't conquer it.

It's impossible to attack it even a little bit.

Whether in motion or at rest, Su Hao's talent completely surpasses Nowitzki's, rendering all of his attacks... futile.

The essential.

Su Hao's offense, rim protection, and defense.

Nowitzki couldn't interfere at all.

Once the two teams' key players are matched up, the difference in skill becomes immediately apparent.

Halftime is over.

Nowitzki, who scored 15 points in the first 10 minutes, had only 18 points by halftime, scoring just 3 points in the quarter.

He is the team's strongest core player.

If he doesn't score, that's unacceptable.

At halftime, the Clippers led the Mavericks by 8 points.

"No way, that's Dirk Nowitzki, that's the 'D-Nation's tank,' and he's just locked down by a rookie?! Is that reasonable?!"

"In the mint."

"Hey, Dirk, fight harder! With your height, give Su Hao some space to fight back."

Drive to the basket!

It causes casualties.

He's always just drifting around on the perimeter shooting, and his talent isn't as high as others'. What's the point of his one-legged fadeaway jumper?

"Yeah, we need to engage in physical confrontations. If that doesn't work, we can use elbows, commit two fouls, and give Su Hao a taste of his power before he has a chance to fight back."

otherwise.

They'll just get trampled and rubbed underfoot the whole game.

"Exactly! I came all this way to see Dirk beat up Su Hao, not to see Su Hao thrash Dirk!!!"

"..."

Some visiting Mavericks fans at the home game felt frustrated watching Dirk's lackluster offense, and their emotions fluctuated.

but.

Fortunately, it's within a controllable range.

During halftime, Nowitzki knew he needed to make some changes and play more aggressively.

then.

Returning for the second half, Dirk, having adjusted his mind, suddenly became serious, and a fierce fighting spirit burst forth from within him, displaying great energy and spirit.

"wooow~"

The Mavericks team is very satisfied.

Dirk needs to toughen up for the game to be exciting!

Although he disliked it, he had to fight back first, build up his momentum, and hopefully create space for attack.

That would make the attack go more smoothly.

Only then can the effect of "standing on one leg" be achieved on Su Hao.

"drink!"

With a roar, Nowitzki once again targeted Su Hao, lowering his center of gravity and ramming into him fiercely with his entire body.

Although he is not a physical power forward.

But at 213 cm tall, with his height and weight, his impact would be considerable if he went all out. So, how effective would it be?

Unmoving as a mountain.

Su Hao stood firm as a pine tree, not retreating even a step.

If Nowitzki hadn't been constantly pushing and ramming into his chest, he might have even crossed his arms and quietly sipped his tea while watching the show.

weak.

Even with Nowitzki's all-out effort, the ball fell on Su Hao, who bench-pressed 300 kilograms, weighed 400 kilograms, possessed immense strength, and had an incredibly rigid body.

It was like tickling, like a three-year-old hitting his father—it didn't cause any harm at all.

too weak.

It's too soft.

This confrontation is simply unbearable to watch.

The key point is... Nowitzki was still reveling in his own victory, believing that his fierce confrontation had already knocked Su Hao away.

The next phase of the attack is about to begin.

Curry couldn't stand it anymore. He slipped over to the side, made a quick and decisive steal from Nowitzki, and rushed out to launch a fast break.

Kidd gave chase.

Curry passed the ball to Gordon, who was following up on the other side, and Gordon easily made a layup.

"Aaaaaah, why can't I even bump into it!"

Nowitzki roared in frustration.

He didn't want to be overshadowed by a rookie; he had to prove himself. He once again engaged in a fierce battle with Su Hao, executing a series of turns with his footwork.

Useless.

Still useless.

Su Hao always loomed over him, and when he tried to force a layup, Su Hao slapped the basketball away.

Nowitzki's ferocious expression... collided... weak and powerless.

During the offensive transition, Su Hao used pure strength and brute force to push forward, knocking Nowitzki away and then dunking over Dampier with one arm... His domineering presence was boundless.

The difference is too great.

If you didn't know better, you'd think Nowitzki was the new kid who had just entered the league and was still wet behind the ears.

A clash of extreme contrasts.

The point difference widened from 8 to a whopping 15 points, and the Mavericks fans, who had traveled a long way to watch the game... finally broke through their defenses!