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"???"

The director was completely baffled, finding it extremely illogical.

This unintentional brawl looked painful, especially considering Bodog's volatile temper and the fact that the opponent was Su Yan.

It's bound to explode.

As a result... he acted as if nothing had happened, silently suffering the humiliation, which was all too abnormal.

The director, sensing something amiss, replayed the scene of Su Yan's massive fight with Bodog.

Watching it again in slow motion, fans discovered even more details.

Everyone saw that the moment Bodog swallowed Su Yan's big punch, his face instantly contorted with rage.

He gritted his teeth, his fists were clenched, and he was fully prepared to fight.

But take a closer look.

Upon realizing it was Su Yan who had thrown the punch, his anger immediately subsided, his fists loosened, and his eyes instantly became clear!

What is this? ...Really admitting defeat.

This detail was noticed by some fans, and the news spread quickly, until everyone knew about it.

"woooow~"

Reggie Miller, who also noticed the details, immediately exclaimed, "He chickened out, he chickened out, Andrew really chickened out."

He was already furious and about to throw a punch when he realized it was Su Yan who had thrown the big punch, so he immediately backed down and released his fist.

Then he walked away as if nothing had happened, without bothering Su Yan.

This is real cowardice!

"Hahaha!"

Barkley laughed: "You know, it's unbelievable, but it's true now."

It made Andrew, who had a dirty playing style and a bad temper, remain silent and tacitly admit defeat after being severely pressured.

All I can say is... Su Yan's fists are too hard.

"Yes Yes."

Reggie Miller nodded repeatedly, saying with emotion, "Andrew was in the ICU, suffered cardiac arrest, and almost died."

He was utterly terrified of Su Yan.

Su Yan is probably the first player who can make Bodog fear him.

From commentators to fans, everyone is discussing how Bodog was forced into a fight by Su Yan but then backed down.

This became a laughing stock throughout the entire match.

The referee watched the replay and thought... if Bodog causes trouble, Su Yan will most likely be the one to suffer.

But he didn't pursue the matter.

The referee turned a blind eye.

As for the game, as long as Bodog doesn't cause any trouble, there's not much suspense; the Knicks will beat the Bucks in three quarters.

A 26-point difference.

The final quarter became garbage time.

Bodog sat on the bench in the final quarter, occasionally hearing the fans' comments and jeers.

gas?

He was indeed a little angry, but he didn't say a word.

Just as Reggie Miller said, he was terrified by the enraged Su Yan and never wanted to linger at the gates of hell again.

Even though... admitting defeat is really shameful.

But my life is more important.

I'm scared.

After nearly five months of gradual recovery, Bodog was completely timid and had no temper left when facing Su Yan.

It's impossible for me to do it again.

He doesn't even have the courage to face someone head-on!

……

The Knicks slaughtered the Bucks, winning Game 1; the result was no surprise.

There's another game in the East, a matchup between the Bulls and the Hawks, which was another one-sided massacre by the Bulls.

Rose, protected by the "three highs" (high salary, high income, and high skill level), is completely unstoppable.

The "commoner" eagle simply can't handle it.

On the western side.

The Spurs also easily defeated the Grizzlies, winning as expected.

The only suspenseful game tonight is... the Nuggets vs. Thunder coaches.

"The Nuggets' Big Three" vs. "The Thunder's Big Three".

"Shh!"

Anthony's textbook "triple threat" plus "mid-range shot" was simply unstoppable.

And if you focus too much on his shot, he can drive to the basket and, with his exceptional talent, dunk over you.

Talent plus skill, a combination of both.

"Little Tyrant" Stoudemire rampages through the paint, displaying no skill, only awe and impressive stats.

Chauncey Billups, an "FMVP" level point guard, played fairly well, but his clever mind connected Carmelo Anthony and Anthony Davis.

unstoppable.

The "Thunder Trio" are no pushovers either; they're all incredibly talented!

Kevin Durant, the "scoring machine," possesses the height of a power forward, the ball-handling and athleticism of a guard, and top-notch shooting touch.

This makes him out of position no matter who he plays against.

Westbrook's talent is off the charts; the moment he shifts gears and accelerates, he's like an invincible god of war.

The explosive "C-shaped" dunks, brimming with power, are commonplace for Westbrook.

He is one of the most athletic guards in the league today.

In his second year, Harden had not yet become known as "Flopping Harden"; he was the ball-handling core player off the bench.

His outside shooting is decent, but if you really try to defend him, he can drive to the basket, and with his superior talent, finish the attack with a powerful dunk!

Yes.

Early in his career, Harden frequently showcased his powerful dunks.

The "Thunder Trio" are at their youngest and most talented, fearless and full of energy.

The battle between these two teams was a true visual feast.

The fierce battle began at the start and quickly intensified, continuing until the final quarter, in the last three minutes.

Who is stronger?!

"Shh!"

Durant started with an audacious mid-range jumper that ignored the defense, giving his team a two-point lead.

Switch to offense.

Anthony, with his three-pronged attack, blew past the somewhat inexperienced Durant, then drove to the basket, spun past Jeff Green, and was about to make an easy layup.

But then... Westbrook charged out like a tiger, chasing after Anthony and delivering a thunderous block.

Westbrook played very aggressively.

Anthony was careless.

This is fatal.

Harden roared as he lunged forward to secure the crucial rebound, displaying great defensive aggression at that moment.

He passed the ball to Durant, pushed it up the court, and saw Billups coming up to help, so he sprinted to get the ball.

He drove past him to the basket, jumped up, made a mid-air collision, and released the ball while drifting, which went in off the backboard.

The Thunder's "Big Three" combined to give the team a four-point lead.

not much.

This allows you to maintain your advantage until the end and win the game.

In the commentary box.

"wooow~"

Kenny Smith clapped and praised: "A clash of talents! It was a thrilling and exciting duel!"

It wouldn't be surprising if either of them won!

I think... the two teams might have to play a decisive seventh game, and every game will go down to the wire, depending on who handles the details best.

The team with the stronger "clutch" will be the first to win.

"That's right!"

Amy Johnson agreed, saying, "Both the Nuggets' Big Three and the Thunder's Big Three have amazing talent."

Both his physical and offensive talents are top-notch.

Perhaps... the Nuggets' Big Three have more playoff experience, but the younger Thunder trio have more firepower and a stronger fighting spirit.

The tip of the needle is facing the wheat awn.

Every game in the series will be exciting and explosive, extremely close, and will go down to the wire.

Fans of both teams are in for a treat.

The next day.

Four other matches will also be played tonight.

Eastern Conference: Heat vs. Philadelphia 76ers, Celtics vs. Magic.

Western Conference: Lakers vs. Jazz, Mavericks vs. Trail Blazers.

Too many fans are eager to watch the main game.

Before that, at 10 a.m.

The keyword "[Bodog: The iconic moment of admitting defeat]" trended on social media, becoming a hot topic across the league!

Fans were shocked and impressed, realizing that in the entire NBA, only Su Yan could keep Bodog under his thumb!